by Brent Robillard The Everyday Watch Beaucroft Was Always Meant to Build One of the pleasant surprises of last year was the Beaucroft Element. Marc Levesque and I reviewed it together and both came away impressed by just how much attention had gone into the case finishing, proportions, and little design details. It felt cohesive and mature. Since then I’ve become convinced that Beaucroft has … Continue reading The Beaucroft Arc in the Metal
by Tyler Frederick Affordable luxury When you read the word “luxury,” what comes to mind? An expensive car or a beautiful house? That one watch you’ve always wanted but seems unattainable due to the high price tag? Many of us, myself included, have always had this vision of what it would be like to be rich and to afford whatever, whenever. However, as you get … Continue reading Venezianico Arsenale Ultrablack
by Vincent Deschamps Essentialism In some instances minimalist design is perceived as being the absence of things. It isn’t “less is more” but “nothing is better” which can come across as being reductive in many instances. Yet some folks define minimalism as being essentialism—in other words, only what is essential is visible and what is absolutely necessary is present. From a visual art perspective, a … Continue reading Hands on with the Mudita Radiant
