An all-grey treatment gives Isotope’s familiar diver a more menacing presence, while a new bracelet opens up possibilities for the entire collection By Brent Robillard A strong impression I have experienced several versions of the Isotope Hydrium over the last few years, and two things have been consistent: how well they wear and how much presence they bring to the wrist. José Miranda has found … Continue reading The Isotope Hydrium Grey Reef Shark
A surprising appointment in Geneva introduces a three-hand Chronomaster with a ceramic dial and a aspirational price tag By Brent Robillard A strong impression Last week in Geneva, I saw some of the most creative horological wonders on the planet. The salons and ateliers around the city were full of watches that could consume an afternoon of conversation before anyone thought to ask the time. … Continue reading Zenith’s Chronomaster Solo Sport Surprised Me—in Spite of the Price
Continue reading Zenith’s Chronomaster Solo Sport Surprised Me—in Spite of the Price
After examining the Hand Made 1 and Hand Made 2 in Geneva, I was left thinking about what the word handmade asks of a watch—and of the people who make it. By Brent Robillard Late Saturday night, I returned home from Geneva. The following morning, I took my coffee down to the lake and began going through the photographs from the trip. Geneva had been … Continue reading No Concessions: What ‘Hand Made’ Means at Greubel Forsey
