The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
From Taylor Swift to Rihanna, Emma Chamberlain to Julia Fox, celebrities are turning the watch world upside down (or even sideways).
Category: Watches and Clocks
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A Tokyo Repair Shop Creates Its Own Watch
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Masa’s Pastime hasn’t named its timepiece yet, but intends to introduce the wristwatch in April.
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This Watchmaker Admits to a Longtime Obsession
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Bernhard Lederer says the escapement, the part of a mechanical timepiece that regulates the gears, has fascinated him for decades.
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Piaget Reintroduces One of Its Classic Models
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The Polo 79 looks a lot like the original Polo, but with some tweaks that appeal to buyers’ tastes and lifestyles today.
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Watch Storage Can Range from Plastic Trays to Custom Drawers
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And at least one specialist goes even further: “Old Gucci shoe box, great! We can turn that into an accessories box.”
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Louis Vuitton Creates a Watch Prize for Independent Creatives
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The luxury giant LVMH gathered up-and-coming watchmakers in Paris this week with its first watch prize and a party hosted by the youngest Arnault scion.
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A Medieval Tale Told in Watches
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The Knights of the Round Table collection by Roger Dubuis continues its exploration of the tale of King Arthur, this time with an icy scene.
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Watches That Can Reflect the Colors of the Rainbow
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New techniques and processes create case finishes that appear to change hue as the wearer moves.
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A Different Kind of Watch Club
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“Being a guy of color founding a watch club is not something that’s done every day,” said Henry Flores, the founder of Classic Watch Club.