Philippe Dufour

A Detailed Look at the Magnificent Philippe Dufour Grande and Petite Sonnerie Wristwatch

Philippe Dufour was the first watchmaker to put the most complex of complications into a wristwatch with his grande and petite sonnerie of 1992. Here's a close-up, exhaustive examination of one of these extraordinary timepieces.

Exclusive: Revealing Four, Just-Delivered Philippe Dufour Simplicity “Special Editions” Beyond the Original Run

Widely regarded as the timepiece with the most remarkable movement decoration made in recent history, the Philippe Dufour Simplicity has become a cult object prized by collectors, especially since only 200 were made - until now.

REPORT: A get-together with some independent stars, including the Jean Daniel Nicolas tourbillon

Event report: Singapore watch collectors get-together

Strong results for Philippe Dufour Sonneries at Sotheby’s

A pair of Dufour grande sonnerie watches at Sotheby’s

Up Close With The Incredible Philippe Dufour Simplicity

All the attention is on Baselworld 2012, but for those who wants a diversion, here is something Simplistic for your enjoyment. Arguably the best finished contemporary wristwatch in the world, the Philippe Dufour Simplicity.

A simple get together

Hands-On With The Seiko Credor Spring Drive Eichi – Japan’s Answer To Philippe Dufour (With Live Photos And Price)

At end 2011 all 25 pieces of the Seiko Credor Node Spring Drive Eichi (ref. GBLR999) will have been delivered. First unveiled in 2008, the Eichi – meaning ‘wisdom’ – is Seiko’s answer to the Philippe Dufour Simplicity, a simple, time-only wristwatch with a movement decorated to an unparalleled level.