Sero Watch Company Golden Signature: A Review I Didn’t Plan on Writing

By Stephen Nichols Break out the macro lens When I photograph most watches, I go into macro mode because I like it. Some watches demand macro and actually earn it. This Sero Watch Company was one of those. The kind that should ship with a loupe so you can properly admire the engraved Breguet numerals, the vertical brushing, the heat blued handset. I said as … Continue reading Sero Watch Company Golden Signature: A Review I Didn’t Plan on Writing

anOrdain Model 1 Porcelain

By Brent Robillard With a handmade porcelain dial, custom typography and beautifully judged proportions, the anOrdain Model 1 Porcelain encourages a different kind of watch collecting Tea cups. That is what I think of when someone says “porcelain.” Ming Dynasty vases, blue-painted dinnerware and the Chinoiserie that found its way into European homes during the 17th and 18th centuries. Watches do not immediately come to … Continue reading anOrdain Model 1 Porcelain

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Blancpain Villeret 38mm: the return of proportion

by Silvia Bonfanti In recent years, the name Blancpain has been appearing more frequently in watchmaking discussions. Between the Fifty Fathoms and high-visibility collaborations such as the Blancpain X Swatch Scuba Fifty Fathoms, the brand has regained attention well beyond the circle of purists. But its most authentic identity does not lie there: it lies in the Villeret. The new Villeret 38 mm does not … Continue reading Blancpain Villeret 38mm: the return of proportion

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