Reverso — The Living Legend
Some watches survive decades. A few survive a century. The Reverso is one of those rare designs that never stopped evolving.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I explore R...
12 Aug 8min
Secrets of Vacheron Constantin
Every great watch manufacture has its public history.But behind that history lie the secrets — the techniques, traditions, and craftsmanship that rarely appear in catalogs or marketing.In this episode...
5 Aug 8min
500 Years, 100 Watches
How do you tell 500 years of watchmaking history? Through a timeline? Through brands? Through inventions?The book 500 Years, 100 Watches takes a different approach: it tells the story of horology thro...
29 Jul 9min
Patek Philippe Genève
Some watch companies produce watches. A very small number produces history.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: WatchBooks, I explore Patek Philippe Genève, the monumental book written ...
22 Jul 8min
Breguet — Art and Innovation in Watchmaking
Few names in watchmaking carry the weight of Breguet. For more than two centuries, the brand has stood at the intersection of science, craftsmanship, and artistic refinement.In this episode of Watches...
15 Jul 9min
Vacheron Constantin — Calibre 2755
Most watch books tell the story of a brand. Some tell the story of a watch. This one tells the story of a movement.In this episode of Watches and Politics — Series 3: Watch Books, I explore Vacheron C...
8 Jul 6min
Bvlgari Bvlgari Collection
Some watches become icons because of complications. Others become icons because of design clarity.The Bvlgari Bvlgari watch is one of those rare cases where a simple idea changed the visual language o...
1 Jul 8min
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 Jun 10min
