In the first match of the Fratello Dress Watch season, the A. Lange & Söhne 1815 (34mm) competes against the Grand Seiko SBGH368, showcasing the distinct characteristics and craftsmanship of both timepieces. This matchup invites enthusiasts to explore the unique attributes of each watch, setting the stage for a comparison that highlights their elegance and functionality.
The Blancpain Grande Double Sonnerie represents a groundbreaking achievement in horology, designed under the leadership of Marc A. Hayek. This wristwatch features a unique dual-melody system allowing it to play two distinct melodies, including the full Westminster sequence, while also being robust enough for everyday wear. The watch integrates a
James Lamdin is a prominent figure in the vintage watch market, recognized for his extensive experience and insight. As a co-founder of the RedBar Group, a well-known collector meetup, he later established Analog Shift, a vintage and pre-owned watch dealer acquired by Watches of Switzerland in 2020. During a live
The A. Lange & Söhne Centennial Tourbillon, originally showcased at the 1900 Paris World Exhibition, has a rich history as a remarkable pocket watch. Featuring a one-minute tourbillon and an enameled depiction of the goddess Minerva, this timepiece was commissioned in 1900 and initially delivered to a jeweler in Dresden.
The Felipe Pikullik Mondphase II represents a significant milestone in independent watchmaking, showcasing the brand's first in-house calibre, FPMP2. Known for his exceptional decorative techniques, Pikullik transitions from enhancing pre-existing movements to creating a fully original design that emphasizes both technical functionality and aesthetic appeal. The new movement