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Atelier Wen Perception V3: French Calibre Meets Chinese Guilloché

By Brent Robillard Take three I first encountered the Atelier Wen Perception the way many good watch discoveries happen: across a table at a RedBar meetup. In this case, it was during an event in Ottawa-Gatineau. My friend Daniel told me there was something that I had to see. That tends to happen with guilloché, particularly when it is done properly. At the time, Atelier … Continue reading Atelier Wen Perception V3: French Calibre Meets Chinese Guilloché

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Atelier Wen Inflection: The Tantalum Revolution

by Marc Levesque Tantalizing In an industry that often reserves exotic materials for limited editions and experimental pieces, Atelier Wen has achieved something remarkable. With the new Inflection series, launching on November 4th, the young Hong Kong–based brand introduces what it calls the world’s first non-limited, full-tantalum bracelet watch. A technological and philosophical leap that redefines what modern independent watchmaking can be. A Turning Point … Continue reading Atelier Wen Inflection: The Tantalum Revolution

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