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EXPLAINED: The Fine Art Of Black Polishing AKA Spéculaire

Black polishing, also known as spéculaire finishing, is employed to finish steel parts in a watch movement to create a mirror-like surface. Used for steel screws, levers and bridges, true black polishing is done by hand and only found in the best timepieces. Henrik Korpela explains the technique here.

Up Close With The Patek Philippe Ref. 5960/1A Chronograph Annual Calendar In Steel

Introduced for the very first time in steel, with a matching steel bracelet to boot, the Patek Philippe Ref. 5960/1A is the most affordable variant of the chronograph with annual calendar, and one that's very nearly a sports watch.

Up Close With The Patek Philippe Ref. 5207P, A Spectacular Grand Complication

One of the most complicated timepieces Patek Philippe makes, the Ref. 5207P combines a minute repeater, instantaneous perpetual calendar as well as a tourbillon, inside a platinum case with hand-engraving on its flanks. The Ref. 5207P really is a grand complication.