WatchTime India - July - September 2024
WatchTime India - July - September 2024
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WatchTime India’s July-September issue features Frederique Constant Classic Date Manufacture, a 40mm elegant and affordable dress watch, on the cover. Dive deep into Bovet’s Recital ‘Prowess 1’, a worldtimer with a new roller mechanism for Daylight Saving Time (DST), and Panerai’s Submersible Elux Lab-ID, which combines electric fields with mechanical movement for luminescence. There are interviews with Aditya Sambhare, a full-time watchmaker based in Pune; Romaric André of seconde/seconde/ fame, known for ‘vandalising’ and creating quirky watch designs; author Aashdin Billimoria, whose new book features vintage Swiss watches from his personal collection; and Breitling CEO Georges Kern, who reflects on the brand’s 140th anniversary. Developments at Tudor manufacture and the Kenissi movement-making facility are explored, along with insights into Swatch’s creative process, and the horological connections between Switzerland and China. Our Tests & Reviews section covers Rolex’s first titanium watch, the Deepsea Challenge, and Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso Tribute Chronograph. The key timepieces from Watches and Wonders 2024 are also highlighted.
Iconic
Vacheron Constantin unveiled Les Cabinotiers - The Berkley Grand Complication, the most complicated watch ever created with 63 complications, surpassing their previous record of 57 in the Reference 57260 in 2015. Designed for billionaire William R. Berkley, this watch incorporates a Chinese calendar programmed until 2200.
1 min
Creative Angle
The Long Island timepiece by Franck Muller was introduced in the year 2000 as a three-hand watch and featured a rounded rectangular case celebrating the Art Deco era.
1 min
Liftoff
With the Apogee Karman Line, Bangalore Watch Company has become the first Indian watch brand to test a wristwatch in space
2 mins
New in India
Swiss luxury multi-brand retailer TimeVallée has launched its physical boutiques in India
2 mins
Bigger, Better
Watch Time India partnered with Ethos Limited for the launch of its biggest boutique in the country, in Kochi
1 min
Looking Back to Move Forward
Three neo-vintage Patek Philippe references that every watch collector should consider
4 mins
HIGH TIME
All the conversation starters we loved at Watches and Wonders 2024
10+ mins
SAVING THE DAY
Bovet Fleurier SA has created a world timer that takes Daylight Saving Time into consideration, combined with a roller system display that allows travellers to calibrate their watch to any of the 24 global time zones. Meet the Récital 28 'Prowess 1'.
6 mins
In its Prime
As Breitling turns 140 this year, we speak to CEO Georges Kern on the brand’s legacy, and how it continues to cater to watch enthusiasts and collectors
6 mins
Pure and Simple
After reaching several milestones in its relatively young journey, Frederique Constant is now packing a punch with its newest entry-level offering, the updated Classic Date Manufacture
6 mins
Bright Idea
In a technological breakthrough, Panerai's new Submersible Elux Lab-ID combines electric fields with a mechanical movement for a powerful luminescence
5 mins
DEEP INSIDE THE CREATIVE SYSTEM OF SWATCH
In February, WatchTime got to see Swatch's ultra-modern Sistem51 production in Boncourt and talk with the brand's CEO about the power of ideas, collaborations, and sustainability, shortly before the launch of the Omega x Swatch ‘Mission to the Moonphase' MoonSwatch in March 2024
2 mins
INTERVIEW WITH ALAIN VILLARD, CEO OF SWATCH
I believe the pressure on Swatch brand has always been there. Let’s not forget, the group is called ‘Swatch Group’, and that means people automatically have more expectations of a brand that saved the entire watch industry in the ‘80s.
10+ mins
Travelling the Horological Silk Road Between Switzerland And China
How outsourcing the production of components for Swiss watch brands has influenced China's own watch industry
7 mins
Person of Interest
From picking watchmaking as a hobby to transitioning into a full-time watchmaker working on commissioned pieces, the self-taught Aditya Sambhare has come a long way
5 mins
REBEL WITH A CAUSE
'Vandalising' vintage watches and creating new ones with a quirky yet thoughtful narrative-meet Romaric André, the creative force behind seconde/seconde/
5 mins
FORWARD MARCH
Since it opened three years ago, the Tudor Manufacture and the Kenissi movementmaking facility next door have gone a long way to give Tudor independence and a stronger identity. WatchTime India visited the state-of-the-art facilities...
7 mins
The Master of Mechanical Magic
How Andreas Strehler's passion for a good challenge has led to the most ingenious watches
5 mins
OLD FLAMES
In conversation with author, archivist, historian, and collector Aashdin Billimoria about his new book, A Comprehensive Guide to Vintage Swiss Watches, which features his personal collection
8 mins
Titan Of The Depths
Rolex's first titanium the Deepsea watch Challenge-is water resistant to a record-setting depth of 11,000 metres. How does the 50mm model fit into everyday life?
7 mins
SMOOTH TURN
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Chronograph is based on a model from 1996. The mechanical watch renaissance at that time saw the launch of a newly developed integrated chronograph with a special series of hand-wound complications. Its successor is available in rose gold with a black dial or in stainless steel with a blue-grey dial, the version we examine in this story.
6 mins
THE CITIZEN HAS ARRIVED
The Japanese giant is expanding its global footprint of higher end watches
4 mins
WatchTime India Magazine Description:
Editor: Malayala Manorama
Categoría: Lifestyle
Idioma: English
Frecuencia: Quarterly
Launched in 2012, WatchTime India is the result of a collaboration between America's most-read watch magazine, WatchTime and India's leading media house, Malayala Manorama. With an aim to popularize and celebrate the evolving watch culture of the country, the publication is your one-stop destination for everything related to fine luxury watches. From the latest tests to reviews, to exclusive features on the history and horological heritage of some of the most spectacular watch brands of the world, WatchTime India has a lot to offer.
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