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Reviewing World’s Thinnest Tourbillon (2013): Arnold & Son UTTE
Introduced at Baselworld 2013 by the revitalized Arnold & Son brand, the UTTE (initials are for “Ultra Thin Tourbillon Escapement”) quickly garnered attention when it became — without necessarily meaning to, according to Arnold & Son head of movement development Sebastian Chaulmontet — the thinnest tourbillon watch on the market. The watch’s case, available in…
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Reviewing The Arnold & Son TBTE Tourbillon
Like the Constant Force Tourbillon, and many other complicated timepieces from Arnold & Son, it offers a view that is equally technical as well as spectacular. Also like may Arnold & Son timepieces, it features a dead beat second hand (seconde morte in French) or as Arnold & Son prefer to call it: True Beat,…
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Arnold & Son HM Permanent Moon Glyph Watch
Arnold & Son recently announced a new, stainless steel version of its HM Perpetual Moon timepiece — first introduced at Baselworld 2013 — with a beautiful, blue, lacquered guilloché dial. To give a little background, the Arnold & Son Royal Collection is inspired by the timepieces created in the early part of watchmaker and brand…
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Hands-On Watch: Arnold & Son Constant Force Tourbillon
Arnold & Sons have created a patented constant-force flywheel is composed of two main drivers in the top of the dial visible supply. Constant means for amplitude equalization watch (hence colorimetry) no matter how much remaining power reserve barrel (s). Like a constant force device, a tourbillon aims to improve chronometry (timekeeping/accuracy), although it does…
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Arnold & Son DBG Watch Review
Arnold & Son is really a brand you’ve been seeing increasingly more of previously year approximately without doubt, with valid reason. It’s not only among the only Swiss watch brands to attract inspiration in the wealthy tradition of English watchmaking, it is also a brand which has reinterpreted many classical designs and complications in totally…