FEATURE: Antimagnetic or Bust? An In-Depth Look at the Progression of Silicon in Watchmaking It has been nearly 20 years since Ulysse Nardin introduced the world’s first timepiece using silicon components with the original Freak in 2001. That groundbreaking moment was the proverbial starting gun for a shift in how the watch industry approached movement production. It’s also raised questions on every side of the industry, from the enthusiast... Read the article Aug 10, 2019 by Logan R. Baker
Sponsored: Boasting Cutting Edge Technology, G-SHOCK Introduces Its Latest MT-G G-SHOCK’s premium MT-G collection of timepieces has long been found at the crossroads of bold style and cutting edge technology, and with the new MTGB3000BD1A that trend only continues. Found as part of the larger MTGB3000 series, the watch is constructed of stainless steel, fine resin, and carbon, and features a renewed Dual Core Guard Structure... Read the article May 18, 2022 by WatchTime
THE WATCHTIME Q&A An Interview With Sellita Movement Designer Sébastien Chaulmontet For WatchTime’s upcoming Design Special 2018, we sat down with several different design professionals to talk about how they see the role of design in watchmaking, where they get their ideas from, and what they think good design is. Here is what Sébastien Chaulmontet, Head of Innovation and Marketing at Sellita SA in La Chaux-de-Fonds, had to say. Read the article Nov 4, 2017 by Roger Ruegger
