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In the watchmaking world, mechanical watches rule supreme. Consequently, the industry has abandoned other productions such as table clocks. Do they still have a future? Here are the views of two historians.

In 1970, with the launch of its first mechanical manually-wound model, the Oysterdate chronograph, the brand immediately impressed aficionados through its exceptional use of bright colours and its choice of characteristic pentagonal hour markers.

The Tudor chronographs have always been of great interest to collectors, due to the wide range and variations available.

The first major horological show of 2015, the SIHH, has just come to an end in Geneva. A few players in the horological media answered Watchonista.com questions. Eleonor Picciotto talks models, personalities and more..

In the wake of both the first major watch event of 2015 and several exhibitions outside Palexpo-Geneva, this journalist who underwent watchmaking training in the Jura confided in us.