Vacheron Constantin — Time Is Art
What happens when watchmaking stops chasing precision… and starts pursuing beauty?In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I explore Time Is Art, a book published by Vacheron C...
24 Kesä 10min
The Collectibles — Jaeger-LeCoultre
What makes a watch collectible? Age alone is not enough. Rarity alone is not enough.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: WatchBooks, I explore The Collectibles, Jaeger-LeCoultre’s remar...
17 Kesä 9min
Watchmakers: The Masters of Art Horology
Behind every extraordinary watch is not just a brand — but a person.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I explore Watchmakers: The Masters of Art Horology, a book that shi...
10 Kesä 9min
The Cartier Tank Watch
Some watches follow fashion.Some follow engineering.The Cartier Tank followed history.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: WatchBooks, I explore The Cartier Tank Watch — a book dedicate...
3 Kesä 9min
The Beauty of Time
Before time was optimized, quantified, and monetized, it was contemplated.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: WatchBooks, I explore The Beauty of Time — a book that approaches horology...
27 Touko 8min
Halim Trujillo - Collectors in Control: Media, Access, and Power in Watches
The structure of watchmaking has changed.For decades, authority flowed in one direction — from brands to media, from media to collectors. Today, that flow is no longer linear. Collectors have become c...
23 Touko 50min
Vacheron Constantin — Artists of Time
Some watchmakers build machines.Others build culture.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I explore Vacheron Constantin: Artists of Time — a book that frames watchmaking no...
20 Touko 8min
Jaeger-LeCoultre — Hybris Mechanica
Some watch books document history.Some celebrate design.Hybris Mechanica documents something rarer: what happens when a manufacture removes its own limits.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Ser...
13 Touko 12min
