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Prime Time: Rotonde de Cartier Astrorégulateur

The Jaeger-LeCoultre London Boutique invites you to experience the special Duomètre collection

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Stop The Clock: Montblanc Honours a Genius

By Jon Hawkins

Montblanc pauses to honour a horological genius with exquisite 2011 reissues, says Jon Hawkins…
Prime Time: Vacheron Constantin

By Tracey Llewellyn, QP

That the French are proud of their artisans in a way that puts other countries to shame is a fact. So why then was a Swiss company invited to be patron of Paris’s Journées des Métiers d’Art and the Talents d’Exception exhibition earlier this year?
Prime Time: Jaeger-LeCoultre's Reverso

By James Gurney

This year sees the 80th anniversary of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso. The first models were sold back in 1931, born from the need to create a watch that could survive a rough game of polo. Since then, it has become a symbol of elegance and simplicity.
Rewind Time for Golden Oldies

By James Gurney

James Gurney hails Panerai’s Bronzo – a thing of beauty made in the best of Florentine traditions.
Graff: From Here to Eternity?

By Robin Swithinbank

Robin Swithinbank interviews Michel Pitteloud, who has moved from Bulgari to head up Graff Watches – and sees no reason not to anticipate 500% growth over the next five years
Prime Time: Urwerk UR-110

By James Gurney

James Gurney looks at the striking Urwerk UR-110
Prime time: Grand Seiko

By James Gurney

As innovative as Seiko can be when it comes to technology, the company is nevertheless conservative at heart – it is, for example, still owned and run by the Hattori family that founded the business in 1877.
Breguet No 765: A Clear Leader

By Ken Kessler

Ken Kessler on how the Churchhills keep it in the family.