From the Parted Waters of the Red Sea to Time Running Backwards: the Konstantin Chaykin “Decalogue”
The hands of this watch do not turn to the right. Because Hebrew is written from right to left, Chaykin …
Explore Masterpieces: watch stories, craftsmanship and independent editorial from FLÂNEUR.
The hands of this watch do not turn to the right. Because Hebrew is written from right to left, Chaykin …
There is no minute hand on this dial. The minutes are shown by the opening tail of a peacock: four …
From microcosm to macrocosm: a golden astronomer with his arms raised, the sky of 1755, and the human being at …
Two plates, two balances and the differential at twelve o’clock
A cylindrical balance spring, a flying tourbillon, and the marine chronometer’s solution carried to the wrist
Fourteen seconds on the wrist, a dog’s medal and a planet turning on the caseback
The ancient computer on the wrist: the astrolabe, the ecliptic, the dragon hand and eighteen separate latitudes
Two biologists at Tambopata, a wall of clay and a rainforest that fits in a pocket
Two watchmakers in a cable car above the Vallée de Joux: the physics of a pneumatic whistle, the acoustic tuning …
Two women of science on the terrace of the Nice Observatory: the physics of a blue made without paint, a …
A logic gate in steel that binds the fate of two independent chronographs with a single press, a 14 mm …
There is no blue pigment in a peacock’s feather. There is none on this dial either: the colour comes from …
Join our inner circle for weekly dispatches on the world's most significant watches.