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MB&F Horological Machine No. 3: Classical Watchmaking Enters The Twilight Zone
Posted on October 16th, 2008 No comments
In the realm of “watches as objects of modern art” none do it better than Maximilian Büsser’s daring MB&F company. The only company who pursues far-out-luxury watchmaking on an equally outstanding level, in my opinion, is Urwerk, whose work I have ruminated upon in the past. With MB&F’s Horological machine No. 3 finally revealed, the young brand has a remarkable body of work that is sure to captivate those who can step beyond the Matrix, so to speak.Despite being a true acolyte of the classical work of Philippe Dufour, I find the Horological Machine No. 3 to be Continue Reading… »
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Patek Philippe–As With Rolex, Vintage Watches Are In A Category Of Their Own
Posted on October 16th, 2008 3 comments
I’ve heard it said by more than one watch collector, “once you go vintage, you never go back”. In the case of Patek Philippe watches, I would be inclined to agree without hesitation. As it is with older Rolex Oyster models, there is a charm a warmth and grace to long bygone Patek references that cannot be exceeded by their modern replacements–as fine, and technically advanced as many of these watches are. Besides, where did the idea for the modern version originate? Take for instance the Continue Reading… »
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