EXPLAINED: How To Blue Steel Screws The Traditional Way – With A Flame And Lots Of Patience
Steel screws used in watch movements are often blue. Traditionally this is done by heating the screws, hardening them and also giving them an attractive blue colour, a process Henrik Korpela explains in this in-depth article.Pre-Basel 2015: Kari Voutilainen Unveils The GMR Dual Time Zone And Power Reserve (With Specs And Price)
Voutilainen will introduce a new version of its second time zone chronometer at Baselworld, a limited edition with an unusual dark green dial with red accents, in a 12-piece limited edition.Introducing The Vacheron Constantin Malte Tourbillon Openworked Singapore Edition (With Specs And Price)
For its newly opened boutique in Singapore Vacheron Constantin has created a special edition of the Malte Tourbillon Openworked in platinum with a sleekly skeletonised movement finished with a dark grey coating.SIHH 2015 Roundup: Vacheron Constantin – Everything Explained With Photos And Prices
Vacheron Constantin finally introduced its long expected chronograph movement at SIHH, along with the Harmony, a new line of cushion-shaped timepieces to mark its 260th anniversary.Load More
