Swiss Made Watch

A few months ago, Lange & Söhne presented a new version of the Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar in platinum. It gives me the opportunity to come back to this watch which is, in my opinion, one of the most interesting and accomplished Perpetual Calendars on the market. In fact, even if they do not necessarily…

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If you are one of those looking for an adventure watch that can be worn easily in action as well as in everyday life, we present to you Formex. This independent Swiss brand embodies the spirit of Swiss innovation, skillfully combining tradition and modernity to create high-quality pieces with bold lines, accessible to a wider…

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Rolex GMT Master: The History of an Iconic Aviation Watch! On Mon Petit Horloger, I use cookies to guarantee you the best possible experience. Ok for you? Cookie settingsACCEPT Privacy & Cookies Policy

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Your beautiful watches will only remain so if you take care of them. This means that you must protect them from dust, shocks and scratches that can dull their shine. To do this, the use of a watch box is necessary. How to choose a quality one? Look at the design and material of the…

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As the various European football championships resume, I offer you a look back at the past season which saw Inter Milan win its 20th scudetto in Italy. To celebrate this achievement, which is materialized by the presence of a second star on the jersey of the famous club, Tudor has presented a limited edition of…

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When they first appeared on the market in the 1970s, digital watches were considered a real revolution. A new way of perceiving time was born! Initially seen as technological gadgets, they quickly evolved into fashion accessories in their own right. Their democratization took place over the following decades, particularly in the 1980s and 1990s, when…

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Who said women were less interested in beautiful mechanics? Certainly not the watch brand Charlie Paris which enhances its collection of automatic watches of a women’s skeleton watch model. The latest addition to the Initial 36 automatic women’s watch collection, the “Ajourée” watch is a “skeleton” watch. Nothing to do with bones, this term refers…

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The announcement of Alain Delon’s passing reminds me of an extraordinary watch that I had the chance to see some time ago. It is a unique piece created in 2007 by François-Paul Journe in collaboration with Alain Delon. It is called Octa Guépard because it pays homage to the famous film by Luchino Visconti, but…

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RIVIERA: here are 7 letters that definitely mean something to you! Whether it’s a wonderful landscape in Provence or a splendid panorama of Liguria, let’s admit that the simple mention of this name leaves us dreaming. But “Riviera” is also the name of a line of timepieces launched several decades ago by the Swiss house…

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Jacques Bianchi JB200 Tide Gauge: Marseille’s Heritage in the Spotlight! On Mon Petit Horloger, I use cookies to guarantee you the best possible experience. Ok for you? Cookie settingsACCEPT Privacy & Cookies Policy

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In 2005, H. Moser & Co.the very beautiful house in the Swiss canton of Schaffhausen, revealed a perpetual calendar (“QP”) very readable and easy to set that could be adjusted at any time of the day, whether forward or backward. 10 years later, in 2015, the brand marked a revival with the watch Endeavor Perpetual…

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Adjusting a watch to fit your wrist may seem like a daunting task, but with the right tools and a precise method, it’s a job you can do at home. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you remove watch links safely and accurately. The necessary tools To carry out this operation, you need some specific…

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“Finally!”: that was the word I said when Blancpain announced last spring that several Fifty Fathoms references with a red gold or titanium case with a diameter of 42 mm would be entering the permanent collection. I expressed a sort of relief because I had been waiting for years for Blancpain to finally offer a…

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After its INOX, Journey and Maverick, the Swiss company Victorinox unveils a new diving watch designed to push the limits: the Dive Pro. This new product, released during the 2024 spring season, focuses on a unique design, innovative materials and advanced features to appeal to adventurers and watch enthusiasts! So, put on your wetsuit and…

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French watchmaker Yema presents us is treating you this year by reinventing its iconic watch released in the 70s: the Yema Led. Good news never comes alone, Yema has teamed up with DJ/producer Kavinsky to satisfy the appetite of retro-futurism fans. There are collaborations that make sense, this one is an obvious one. Kavinskythis name…

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In the world of watchmaking, the pocket watch holds a special place. Evoking a bygone era and delicate craftsmanship, these pieces have resurfaced in modern fashion, merging vintage style with contemporary elegance. But how do you wear a pocket watch with panache? This in-depth article explores the art of wearing this type of watch, revealing…

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It was not without courage that I crossed the border of Boboland to go to Merci to discover the result of the second collaboration with Hodinkee. It was an excellent surprise and I did not regret this intrepid journey. Failing to reinvent watchmaking, the Merci Instruments H02 x Hodinkee is a watch that has an…

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For watch lovers looking for freshness, creativity and novelty, the world of micro watch brands offers a multitude of options. Among the many houses that are positioned on the market today, Swiss Made Watch Magazine presents three very distinct brands, each with its own heritage. We will also return to their flagship models as well…

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