In this issue we take an in-depth look at one of the most important watches of the year, Patek Philippe’s new reference 5270 perpetual calendar chronograph with in-house movement. We test Zenith’s Captain Grande Date Moonphase and the Cartier Calibre de Cartier with the brand’s first in-house automatic movement. Our Baselworld review presents 40 new watches and Joe Thompson’s Baselworld business analysis. Our profile of watchmaking genius Ludwig Oechslin includes an exclusive audio excerpt in which he discusses meeting Rolf Schnyder and creating Ulysse Nardin’s Trilogy of Time.
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