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Hautlence at Watches & Wonders 2026 with Guillaume Tetu: A New Chapter - YouTube - Revolution Watch

Editorial Staff

29 Apr 2026

Constant Kwong interviews Guillaume Tetu at Watches & Wonders 2026 about “a new chapter” for Hautlence. The discussion highlights a new generation of more wearable, more accessible pieces that keep the brand’s distinctive time displays (jumping hours and linear indications), while also noting Hautlence’s continued experimental direction with highly complex, three-dimensional, avant‑garde creations. Overall, the releases signal a brand expanding its universe without losing the unconventional spirit that defines it.

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