The ABC of haute horlogerie (part II)

Although we have already entered the world of fine watchmaking to delimit the aspects mentioned above (art, beauty and quality), it should be noted that, within this microcosm, in turn we can find factors that make a piece or manufacturing rises above others.  

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An “Old Master” vs Ten cars

Sandro Botticelli’s portrait “Young Man Holding a Medallion” is the last painting in the “Old Master” category (European art before 1800) to be auctioned, as well as the second most expensive in history. The portrait bid by Sotheby’s and, defiying the crisis, was awarded to its buyer for the substantial amount of $92,184,000.

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The ABC of haute horlogerie

When speaking of haute horlogerie, reference is generally made to certain prestigious brands; they have achieved general recognition based on their history or business success.

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Re/Flection of Time

History is full of moments that mark ages where humanity’s way of living and thinking is trans-formed. Today, without doubt, we are going through one of those periods that change the course of history and even force us to think about a different future.

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The Road Trip Switzerland, Germany and Italy

For collectors, every car has a distinct personality. Their design gives them an aggressive or ele-gant look. The interior finishes determines if they are sporty or luxurious, although ultimately it’s their speed and performance that counts.

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Zeitwerk Date

The distinctive features of A. Lange & Söhne include the lavish finissage of the 516-part movement, the firm's first mechanical digital watch with date function, Zeitwerk Date. 

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Arnold & Son

The Time Piramid Tourbillon watch is a meeting with pyramidal architecture and movement symmetry, is inspired by the regulators created by John and Roger Arnold over two hundred years ago and by antique British skeleton clocks, it’s a rendition of technical prowess and sleek elegance.

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