Squale Introduces Galeazzi Artiglio to Mark a Century Under the Surface

Squale Introduces Galeazzi Artiglio to Mark a Century Under the Surface

The Squale Galeazzi Artiglio commemorates the centenary of Roberto Galeazzi’s 1926 patent for a spherical structure that revolutionized deep‑sea exploration. Limited to 500 individually numbered pieces, the watch blends vintage 1960s skin‑diver proportions with modern dive‑watch technology, featuring a 39.5mm case, 600 metres water resistance, a Pantone 295U blue dial and a unique Wet Indicator that changes colour when moisture enters the case. Powered by an ETA 2824‑2 automatic movement with a 42‑hour power reserve, it offers a clean layout without a date window and includes both a sand‑coloured microfibre strap and a matching blue rubber strap. The design honors Squale’s heritage while showcasing collaboration with DRASS Galeazzi, highlighting historical engineering achievements through functional details such as the humidity‑detection disc and a brushed stainless‑steel case with polished bevels. Presentation packaging features a patinated box, travel pouch and a commemorative bronze medal, underscoring the watch’s status as a tribute to pioneering underwater technology. Pricing is CHF 1,590 / €1,890 / US$1,990, with worldwide availability through authorised retailers and Squale’s online boutique.

Buying Time Analysis: The story highlights the centennial significance of Roberto Galeazzi’s 1926 patent, showcasing how its pioneering spherical structure continues to influence modern dive watch engineering, embodied in the limited‑edition Squale Galeazzi Artiglio that merges historic innovation with contemporary performance.

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Vacheron Constantin and Phillips Announce 34 Finalists for the Inaugural Watch Elegance Competition

Vacheron Constantin and Phillips Announce 34 Finalists for the Inaugural Watch Elegance Competition

The inaugural Concours D’Élégance Horlogère, a collaboration between Vacheron Constantin and Phillips, has announced 34 finalists from an initial pool of 550 vintage timepieces. The selected watches will compete in seven categories—including chronographs, Métiers d’Art, Chronomètre Royal, astronomical complications, multiple complications, design, and chiming mechanisms—and will

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