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Jeffrey Kingston on the New Blancpain Villeret

by Silvia Bonfanti Jeffrey Kingston is an American watch specialist, historian, author, lecturer, and collector. After a successful career as an attorney specializing in antitrust and intellectual property law, he devoted himself to the study, preservation, and promotion of watchmaking culture. He collaborates regularly with several watch manufactures and leading industry publications, notably serving as Co-Editor-in-Chief of Lettres du Brassus, Blancpain’s magazine. Based in Sun Valley, Idaho, … Continue reading Jeffrey Kingston on the New Blancpain Villeret

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The Cimier 711 “Pop” Collection

by Brent Robillard Colour, Character, and Chrono Cool There’s a moment when colour speaks louder than words. The newly launched Cimier 711 “Pop” Collection is exactly that kind of moment—vibrant, bold, and refreshingly unafraid to make a statement. With a confident nod to the past and both feet planted in the here and now, Cimier delivers a playful take on one of its most iconic … Continue reading The Cimier 711 “Pop” Collection

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A Tudor Evening with David Beckham: Heritage, Horology, and a Dream Fulfilled

by Brent Robillard There are industry events, and then there are nights that will stick with you. A Tudor Evening with David Beckham firmly belongs in the latter category. Held in Toronto’s historic Distillery District, the immersive celebration brought together the bold spirit of Tudor, the enduring style of David Beckham, and a curated crowd of industry insiders—including two of us from The Calibrated Wrist. … Continue reading A Tudor Evening with David Beckham: Heritage, Horology, and a Dream Fulfilled

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