Results for Lume (Super-LumiNova)

Introducing: Merci Launches A Trio Of New LMM-01s (Live Pics)

Three new dials expand upon Merci Instruments' signature style.

Introducing Hublot Classic Fusion Takashi Murakami Sapphire Rainbow

Collaborating with Takashi Murakami is a safe bet for sell-out editions of smiling flower Classic Fusion watches; everything Murakami touches turns to sold

Introducing MB&F; LM Perpetual EVO in Titanium

MB&F;’s landmark Legacy Machine Perpetual, the award-winning perpetual calendar created for MB&F; by Stephen McDonnell, takes on an ebullient new lease of life forged from lightweight and industrially resilient zirconium.

Introducing: The Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Orange Sapphire

Insert orange pun here.

Introducing: The Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight 925, With A Silver Case & Sapphire Caseback

You had me at "Taupe Black Bay."

3 Indies With Eye-Catching Dials: Fratello x Czapek Antarctique Passage De Drake, Ming 20.11 Mosaic, And MB&F; LM FlyingT Malachite

Ahead of Geneva Watch Days at the end of August and the European summer break, some independent watch brands have announced new watches. Here, Elizabeth Doerr highlights three of these new watches with eye-catching dials that really caught her own eye.

All Three Versions Of The New MB&F; LM101 2021 Edition

Fascination and wonder, rendered in precious metals, sized for your wrist.

Interview: The New Head Of Montblanc Watchmaking On Lasers And Lime Gold

Laurent Lecamp is presiding over a period of innovation for the storied brand.

Introducing: Montblanc's New 'Lime Gold' Steps Into the Limelight

The brand debuts a funky green gold alloy in the 1858 Split Second Chronograph Limited Edition 18

Introducing: The Ming 27.02 With Sapphire And Guilloché Dial

The 27.02 will be the very last of the 27 series Ming watches.

New: Richard Mille RM 21-01 Tourbillon Aerodyne – toughness to spare

ichard Mille continues their use of innovative space age materials to advance the envelope for toughness with the new RM 21-01 Tourbillon Aerodyne.

Introducing Hublot’s Big Bang Integral Tourbillon Full Sapphire

The Man Behind the Incredible LM Perpetual, Stephen McDonnell

Stephen McDonnell shares his story of unusual beginnings as an Oxford student of theology into the world of watchmaking, developing a passion that would lead him through the doors of MB&F;, where he would take on a more-than-a-century-old dilemma and come out triumphant.

Montblanc Debuts the 1858 Split Second Chronograph in Lime Gold

A watchmaker that was once a prominent maker of chronographs, Minerva is the star in Montblanc’s mountain. Since the pen-turned-watchmaker took over Minerva, it has launched several chronographs powered by Minerva calibres. The flagship chronograph is arguably the mono-pusher split-second first launched in bronze two years ago. Montblanc has since rolled out several additional iterations, but in affordable alloys like titanium. Now the brand has finally unveiled the first precious-metal version, the 1858 Split Second Chronograph Limited Edition 18 in “Lime Gold”. Initial thoughts Two qualities often distinguish the great from the good in chronographs – a balanced, attractive dial combined with an intricate, good-looking movement – and all the better if the watch is priced well. The 1858 Split Second Chronograph is, by the two measures, a high performer. Let’s begin with the aesthetics. While splendid looking movements with high technical content are rare, it’s even less common combined with good design on the front. That is why I appreciate the 1858 chronograph – the dial is well done, with the positions of the counters just right, giving it a rare finesse. And even though the dial is busy, the many elements are harmoniously arranged. Admittedly, the design is not new, it’s essentially a replica of early 20th century dials, but Montblanc reproduced it just right. The counters at the sweet spot, not too far from the edge of the dial The movement is simil...

Introducing the Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Orange Sapphire

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Hublot’s Been Tangoed – The Big Bang with a Twist The humble orange is something of a celebrity Chez Revolution and The Rake, thanks to its integral role in...

MB&F; x Eddy Jaquet LM Split Escapement Jules Verne: Science Fiction Stories Exquisitely Engraved In Metal

It’s no surprise that MB&F; would create a special limited series of Legacy Machines honoring Jules Verne and the type of retro-futurism found within his novels. Yet this project is also the artistic child of master engraver Eddy Jaquet who has worked with MB&F; for the last decade and was the driver behind the focus of each piece on and how to realize it. The results of these eight unique timepieces are simply spectacular.

Introducing the MB&F; × H. Moser Endeavour Cylindrical Tourbillon and LM101

H. Moser & Cie. and MB&F; found an opportunity to collaborate, and the result is an astonishing duet of watches that shares the DNA of both.

Introducing: The H. Moser x MB&F; Endeavour Cylindrical Tourbillon And The MB&F; x H. Moser LM10

The chocolate and peanut butter of independent watch brand collaborations.

Introducing the Platinum, Diamond and Sapphire Grand Seiko SBGD205

Precious metal, stones and technology meet in the Grand Seiko SBGD205

Introducing: The Chanel J12 X-Ray, Sapphire On Sapphire

A J12 made in the spirit of, you might say, full transparency.

New and reviewed: MB&F; LM Thunderdome

MB&F; collaborates with Eric Coudray and Kari Voutilainen to produce a triple axis tourbillon watch. Design by Eric Giroud. The Legacy Machine Thunderdome.

Just released: MB&F; LM1 Final Edition

Announcing the MB&F; LM1the Final Edition. With details of this final release of an icon which ran for 6 years. Completw with live photographs and price.

The new Rolex Exhibition centre and an interview with Cortina’s Jeremy Lim

Rolex has always been about increasing value to the consumers; with the Rolex Exhibition, people what makes Rolex more than a status symbol.

Richard Mille Tourbillon RM 19-01 Natalie Portman Black Sapphire and Black TZP Ceramic Limited Editions

Richard Mille Tourbillon RM 19-01 Natalie Portman

The Uber-Lange 1 Gets the “Lumen” Treatment

A. Lange & Söhne turns once again to its greatest hits for its flagship launch at Watches & Wonders 2026. The Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen” bestows the translucent, luminous treatment to the top-of-the-line Lange 1 in a 50-piece limited edition in platinum. Powered by the L225.1, an upgrade on the previous generation movement, the latest Lumen edition has a grey-tinted sapphire dial that reveals glow-in-the-dark elements, including the date discs and moon phase. Over the back, the edition is also set apart by a pair of steel cocks sporting engraving of stars. Initial thoughts The Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen” stands out as one of the most appealing Lumen models; I’d rank it up there along with the original Zeitwerk “Phantom” in terms of appeal. The Lumen treatment works best with lot of obvious luminous components, which is the case here. Flourishes like the luminous bases for each of the Roman hour numerals are a pleasing touch. The twin engraved steel cocks are especially noteworthy; the concept is classic Lange but the engraved star motif adds variety. That said, the Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen” scores highly, maybe even perfectly, in terms of intrinsic and tactile appeal. The technical accomplishment is also top class: the calendar is instantaneous, movement construction is sophisticated, and decoration is outstanding. But this arguably scores less well in terms of originality or creativity. The moveme...