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In this Primetime edition, we go through the latest events in the watch world — from GPHG edition, New York, Mexico and Bangkok Watch Week to what’s coming up at Dubai Watch Week.
We’ll also go through some of our favourite pieces from the GPHG 2025, with stunning creations from Chopard, Audemars Piguet, Van Cleef and many independents really making waves.
Plus, we’ve got some exciting news — MB&F is celebrating 20 years with a special raffle, and Audemars Piguet is coming back for Watches & Wonders 2026. So grab a coffee and get ready.
Welcome on PRIMETIME Watchmaking in the News. We're back to our "no guest" classical version for this edition, but nonetheless, with plenty of stories to share and watches to talk about.
For the 20th anniversary of the creative brand founded by Max Busser, it came up with two new "longhorn" versions of two of its iconic models. Learn all about the new models in this video.
After signing off on an epic deal with LVMH, L'Épée showcases two fantastic time-telling objects that will blow your mind.
In this Showtime edition, we come back on the Watches & Wonders week, new watches, and other important developments on the business side.
The Legacy Machine Perpetual is definitely part of my holy grail club of watches, but the brand has now come up with an evolution version with the clear intention of making it a more "daily wearable" timepiece, for instance water-resistant to 80 meters.
The LMP Evo comes in three colours, each limited to 15 pieces, and you will find out in our video report what motivated them in developing this new version.
MB&F just released a series of 8 timepieces taking the Legacy Machine Split Escapement as the vehicle for Mr Eddy Jaquet to express his mastery of the art of engraving. He not only spent more than 3 months to engrave each dial of these watches, but he also came with the design ideas after having read almost every single book written by Jules Verne.
During the Geneva Watch Days, we got to meet MB&F and L'Epée's new creative take with yet another super original table clock called TriPod.
Time is displayed on two horizontal concentric dials turning on themselves in 36 hours, but the most intriguing feature lies on the fact that you actually read the time by looking through three glass balls.
As the consumer behavior and the industry is being hit by major shake-ups as an effect of Covid-19, this is a seminal PRIMETIME edition. The double digit number we all marked with a red pen in our horological calendar for April was -82%. When the world pulled the OFF-switch for Swiss watch exports marking serious repercussions for the industry, we consider how much the Horological ecosystem is susceptible to damage.
In this video of the day, we come back to the inception of the M.A.D. watches, how and why it all started for the team of MB&F and how this series of watches has become a perfect example of a community development tool.