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WORLDTEMPUS – 20 December 2012

The famous watch exhibition ViennaTime took place at Museum of Applied Arts from the 16th to 18th of November, where the watch industry presented its novelties to a large audience of connoisseurs. Thousands of watch lovers visited the exhibition and voted for the “Watch of the Year” in 6 different categories.

The awards were presented during the traditional Watch Gala at the “Aula der Wissenschaften” in Vienna on the 11th of December 2012. The event was attended by distinguished high profile guests and representatives of the prestigious brands being awarded. read more

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WORLDTEMPUS – 14 December 2012

Tom Mulraney

 

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When you take on the name and the heritage of one of England’s greatest 18th c. watchmakers, it’s fair to say that you have some sizable shoes to fill. Yet the modern incarnation of Arnold & Son has never shied away from this challenge, instead choosing to see the famous past of its namesake as a source of inspiration as opposed to intimidation. This is just another of those pleasantly surprising British traits of the brand. I say surprising because it is actually Swiss owned: no matter the circumstances, just keep calm and carry on as the Brits would say. And carry on it has, producing several notable timepieces over the last few years that celebrate the life and achievements of John Arnold. read more

Tourbillon Chronometer No. 36 Gunmetal
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For Baselworld 2017, Arnold & Son unveiled yet another masterfully skeletonized watch which conveys the brand’s conceptual DNA forward. The Arnold & Son DBG Skeleton is the newest addition to the DBG (Double-Balance GMT) collection which we reviewed the original, non-skeletonized version of in larger detail here back in 2013. For those unfamiliar with this piece, it’s essentially two movements which share a winding platform, housed in one watch. Skeletonized, this watch looks incredible and is the best illustration of Arnold & Son’s relentless progress.First, a tiny bit more about Arnold & Son’s DBG system. Every time display is powered by its own barrel, with its own equipment train, escapement, and balance, while sharing one winding system. Even though this isn’t necessarily unprecedented, because of the offsets of the shared components when compared with the individual parts, it’s not always pretty, and rarely skeletonized. But with the DBG Skeleton, we see almost perfect symmetry about the dial along with caseback.The unusual nature of the in-house A&S1309 movement permits for a few added mechanical and practical advantages. For instance, because of the distinct socket, gear train, and escapement/balance, the GMT purpose comprises a “moments” hand instead of the standard 24-hour counter just. Every time zone screen from the Arnold & Son DBG Skeleton can be put to incremental quarters of this hour. So for a few Indian, Australian, and Canadian time zones that are off by half-hours, for instance, the watch may account for this. Additionally, the Equation of Time display at 12 o’clock determines the gap between each screen, in addition to whether it is day or night in the second time zone. The A&S1309 defeats at 21,600bph and features a 40-hour power book. read more

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Instead of the power from the mainspring flowing directly into the escapement, it must first pass through Arnold & Son’s constant force mechanism. The already controlled power supply charges a small hairspring, which releases a consistent amount of force to the tourbillon once per second. With this mechanism, there will nevertheless come a point once the power released by the twin barrels and the constant force mechanism drops below a stage that’s sufficient to maintain a normal output. When this happens, the watch stops rather than allowing an isochronal error to creep in the timekeeping.In addition to this intriguing solution, the Arnold & Son Continuous Force Tourbillon comes with a deadbeat seconds complication, which causes the seconds hand to “tick” rather than sweep as you may expect in a mechanical timepiece. Exceptional consistency is attained as a result of the symmetry of the movement’s structure, as well as the fact that the constant pressure escapement remains stationary throughout operation, whereas the tourbillon cage rotates once a minute. This is in an effort to reduce the influence of gravity on the escapement’s functioning. Assuming, however, that this view is not likely to be worn out in the presence of strong magnetic fields (it is hardly suitable for use on a building site or while flying a helicopter, by way of example), the negative perfectly matches the planned application.The Arnold & Son Constant Force Tourbillon watch is a limited edition of that only 28 will be produced. It’s a 46mm 18ct rose gold case fitted using an anti-reflective sapphire crystal and a sapphire display back. The A&S5119 motion has 39 jewels, a depth of 6mm, a 90-hour energy reserve, and operates at 21,600vph. The NAC grey mainplate as well as the palladium-coated bridges are produced from nickel-silver and hand-finished with polished edges and brushed surfaces, gold screw-down chatons, and bevelled and polished screw heads. The motion is almost perfectly symmetrical, and all the technical elements are visible on the dial-side. The three-dimensional motion structure is intended to replicate the English tradition of marine chronometer structure. The watch is water resistant to 30 metres and comes on a hand-stitched brown leather alligator strap.
For the eight consecutive years, Arabian Watches & Jewellery (AWJ) Magazine hosted the Middle East Premier Awards, presented alongside Jewellery Arabia 2012. The Presentation Ceremony, was accompanied by a grand dinner reception at The Ritz Carlton, in the Kingdom of Bahrain on Tuesday, 16 October, the inaugural night of Jewellery Arabia 2012. The event was attended by over 300 distinguished high profile guests. read more

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The case measures in at 44mm, will be available in rose gold, also is water-resistant around 30m. The dial is totally skeletonized with double balances put against C?tes de Genève stripes, providing a wonderful contrast and extra girth. The time zone indicators, as with previous models, differ with Arabic and Roman numerals against an increasingly popular smoked backdrop. I believe that these add an eclectic touch to virtually equal halves of this watch. Since the movement does contain separate time zone components, each time zone is handled by its own crown, or “ears” as many enthusiasts refer to them, at 3 and 9 o’clock. Every time zone is set using its individual crown, while the watch is wound solely by the crown at 3 o’clock. All in all, the aesthetic refinements into the dial and the symmetry of the Arnold & Son DBG Skeleton watch will refresh and breathe new life into the Arnold & Son DBG. It manages to exhibit the intricate and impressive details of a very complex timepiece without delving into the “too busy” class that many tend to fall into when tackling such a complex endeavor. While I could definitely see a white gold or platinum option in the future, I think that this is a welcome addition to the group, and one I would be eager to wear. 1DGAP. S10A.C120P is going to be limited to 30 bits and will carry a price of $38,850 which is actually a few million dollars less than what the original DBG watch in gold cost.
Do you like to allow me to remind you what the greatest problem is really on watches with fully skeletonized dials and movements? It is you can often see right through to your own skin and arm hair. Yes, those sexy-looking timepieces with skeletonized movements and dials can seem amazing in concept (and pictured alone), but place them on your wrist at a real world scenario and only those individuals with the most exquisite of wrists will have no reason to complain in any way. This is really a common “thing” which watch lovers can and do complain about.So, to remedy this situation and react to the issue, Arnold & Son has performed a small experimentation with this new version of their Time Pyramid watch in steel at the model reference 1TPAS. This model will even outright replace the original version of this Arnold & Son Time Pyramid in steel with the traditionally transparent front and back sapphire crystal.Arnold & Son did an amazing job with this watch but gave it no special name – that has been fairly lazy. “Time Pyramid Translucent Back” is the title that I am giving it closest thing Arnold & Son gets to a unique name (besides the reference number) is “Time Pyramid Translucent-Grey Coated Sapphire Case Back” Ugh… Anyways, even with no proper name, the watch is still precisely what you want since the caseback is really just one-way mirror substance. read more

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This version was released for Baselworld 2017 and we shared our first impressions here. Here, we will go hands-on with the Arnold & Son DBG Skeleton and explore what makes this watch tick, besides, you know… the dual balances.When it comes to evaluating the significance of this view, I consider it crucial to check at the brand’s history. Arnold named this watch the “No. 1,” starting a naming convention he would use for his significant timepieces moving forward.By 1772, an Arnold “No. 3” chronometer was aboard Captain Cook’s boat when he set out for his next trip across the Pacific, and Arnold chronometers goes on to accompany many other significant voyages over the following decades. His son, John Roger Arnold, started studying watchmaking under Abraham-Louis Breguet at 1792 and joined his father’s company four decades later. Breguet became a great friend of John Arnold and the two collaborated on balance layouts, the overcoil balance spring, along with the tourbillon, although Arnold died in 1799 before this concept could be realized. To mourn his departure, Breguet introduced his son with all the very first tourbillon escapement mounted in an Arnold pocket chronometer, which also conveys a personal inscription and is now exhibited in the British Museum at London. read more

Da Vinci Calendrier Perpétuel Chronographe
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The Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph (Ref. IW392101/IW392103) is the first model in IWC’s history to combine a chronograph from the 89000 calibre family with the perpetual calendar’s moon phase display in a subdial at “12 o’clock”. To achieve this, both the moon and the shadow of the earth are depicted on a single disc and rotate beneath an aperture in the lower part of the subdial.

While creating the 89630 calibre, IWC’s present-day master watchmakers constantly re- ferred back to the old design blueprints that were their source of inspiration. But there was a significant challenge, as the moon phase in the IWC-manufactured 52610 calibre normally used for the perpetual calendar is located at “12 o’clock”. If the chronograph’s hour and minute coun- ters were to be placed there, the hands would go straight through the centre of the moon phase disc. The 89360 chronograph calibre, on the other hand, had no room for a moon phase. As a result, the engineers designed the 89630 calibre, combining the dual counters of the chronograph with the moon phase mechanism and displaying them on a single subdial. A glance through the transparent sapphire-glass back cover reveals the so- phisticated design of the movement, which has blued screws, a red gold rotor and various types of decorative polishing on the bridges. read more

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IWC Schaffhausen introduced the first Portugieser Chronograph Rattrapante (Ref. 3712) in 1995. The combination of the sporty double chronograph complication for simultaneously measuring two short periods of time and the elegant design of the Portugieser was a pioneering achievement. The model was last launched in 2006 and today IWC unveils three special limited-edition versions of this classic in honour of IWC boutiques in three European cities.

The Portugieser Chronograph Rattrapante Edition “Boutique Milano” (Ref. IW371215), with a red gold case and blue dial, is limited to 100 pieces. Featuring a telemeterscale on the flange and a tachymeter scale on the inner circle of the dial, it is secured to the wrist by a hand-finished black alligator leather strap. read more

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For Dubai Watch Week in November 2017, IWC Schaffhausen has launched an exclusive new watch for collectors in the Middle East, in partnership with Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons. The Portugieser Tourbillon Hand-Wound (Ref. IW546307), with its dark green dial, comes in a limited edition of just 25 watches. This watch, specially created for lovers of fine watchmaking, will be available in IWC’s regional stores from 1 December 2017.

The Arnold & Son UTTE Skeleton comes in a 42mm 5N red gold case, and it can be as exquisitely crafted as the movement. The dial area, which is the widest section, additionally features an additional sapphire glass to showcase that the caliber A&S8220 in all its glory. The bottom of the case is made narrower to fit snugly on the wrist.The Arnold & Son UTTE Skeleton watch will be limited to only 50 pieces, and every watch will include a hand-stitched brownish or black alligator leather strap with a fitting 5N reddish gold buckle using all the Arnold & Son emblem. Cost is $76,750. Arnold & Son creates some gorgeous moon phase watches, and there is a new piece from the collection with a new spin. With a 2nd three-dimensional moon, the Arnold & Son HM Double Hemisphere Perpetual Moon watch preserves the visual appeal of previous models but gives the wearer a view of the moon from both the southern and northern hemispheres. The elegant golden constellations along with the stunning blue guilloché dial make certain this piece fits in just perfectly with the remainder of the line and the brand as a whole.Measuring in at 42mm, the Arnold & Son HM Dual Hemisphere Perpetual Moon case is offered at 18 karat red gold, even though perhaps in the long run a stainless steel variant is going to be offered. Whatever the case, the gold with the deep azure guilloché dial is just simply beautiful. The three-dimensional moons themselves are 11.2mm, and are linked with the golden stars resulting in a totally mesmerizing look. Regal is the term to describe this dialup, and Arnold & Son have made a bit that will make fans completely salivate. read more

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The Big Pilot’s Watch Annual Calendar Edition “Le Petit Prince” (Ref. IW502704) is the first and so far the only watch in the history of IWC with a blue movement. The manufacturing process required to make it has taken around 1.5 years to develop and refine. To give the IWC- manufactured 52850 calibre its striking blue colour, the plates and bridges have been coated with various metal oxides. The major challenge of this process was keeping the thickness of the coating consistent and achieving a completely even tone using the chemical vapour deposition technique (CVD). When combined with the blue screws and red gemstones, the blue movement creates the per- fect backdrop for the 18-carat red gold rotor: it depicts the little prince from the story with the same name by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry standing on a planet staring out at the starry night sky. read more