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Live from Time to Move: Harry Winston Manufacture

We visited the manufacture at Plans-Le-Ouates. All watch production are made here, including jewelry watches. 180 people work at the Manufacture. Movements are made by ETA and Blancpain. No photography in the manufacture. We began in the Joaillerie Department. This is where the jewelers work with microscopes. Each station is equipped with a torch andRead More

Live from Time to Move: Jaquet Droz Manufacture

We started the visit with a viewing of the vintage automata pieces made by Pierre Jaquet Droz. Jaquet Droz is famous for automata. On entering the room we were startled by this figurine which looked amazingly realistic. First a Singing Bird Clock. 3 day power reserve with automata having the same power reserve. The birdsRead More

Time to Move: Omega Manufacture

The building is an environmental friendly optimized for production, and constructed in concrete and wood. The visit began with the automated central stock warehouse. The warehouse is built in the center of the factory for optimal operations. Totally automated with robots, only two employees operate the entire system and it runs 24/7. The operations continueRead More

Live from Time to Move: Manufacture Breguet

The second brand we visited is Breguet in Le Brassus. Breguet now comprise of five buildings totaling 21,000 sm about 800 employees. We started at the machining room. Full of multi axis CNC machines making the movement blanks and plates. We next went to the beveling specialist. The raw piece is filed to beveled eachRead More

Live from Time to Move: Blancpain T0 and T1 production

We started at the manufacture which formerly housed the F. Piguet movement manufacture. The Swatch Group does not allow photography inside the manufacture, so no live photographs of the machines. We started at the beginning with the raw materials storage. Brass, maillechort are stored as rolls. Blancpain makes 100% of all components and tools in-house.Read More

Magical Time: Cartier’s Mystery Clocks and Timepieces

The story of Cartier’s famous “mystery clocks” has been envisioned in a number of limited-edition wristwatches with modern complications.

Omega  Speedmaster ’57 Rides  Back  in  Time

The Omega Speedmaster ’57 Co-Axial Chronograph gets aboard a pair of retro-styled Royal Enfields for a trip along the open roads of California.

Time for Action

Resident keyboard combatant and revolution Editor-at-Large Ken Kessler explains why anyone can enjoy a watch fit for heroes.

Pre-SIHH 2019: HYT’s H20 “Time Is Fluid”

Contemporary brand HYT continues its story with the next chapter in its H20 collection.

Boodles Marks Time with Patek Philippe

Horological Lifestyle News & Contest: The F1 Party Time at The Podium Lounge. Tickets to be won for Opening Night.

Its less than 2 weeks from the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix night-race. The Podium Lounge is the premer after party venue during F1. Win tickets here!

Baselworld - Time’s at an End.

Remembering Casio Co-Founder, Kazuo Kashio and the Time We Tried to Destroy a G-Shock

Revolution remembers Kazuo Kashio, co-founder of Casio and the man who helped put G-Shock on the map.

London Concours Keeps Good Time

Described as an “automotive garden party in the heart of London”, the Concours is now in its second year and will again take up residence in the City of London’s Honourable Artillery Company gardens.

EDITOR’S PICK: The Longines Conquest V.H.P. Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games has the craziest damn colourway we’ve seen in a long time (and we can’t look away)

Editor’s note: It’s just 37 days until the 2018 Commonwealth Games, to be held on Australia’s glorious high-rise holiday haven, the Gold Coast. This alarming reminder brings one of the oddest, in its way quite refreshing, watch releases of the year sharply back into focus; the Conquest V.H.P. Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games edition. I don’t know if it’s … ContinuedThe post EDITOR’S PICK: The Longines Conquest V.H.P. Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games has the craziest damn colourway we’ve seen in a long time (and we can’t look away) appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Dive Time: Sophie Furley Goes Swimming with Manta Rays

From the picturesque Swiss city of Lucerne to the pristine seas of the Maldives, Carl F. Bucherer, the Manta Trust and the Four Seasons Resort Landaa Giraavaru are helping to increase our knowledge of one of the least-studied animals of the sea – the reef manta ray.

Bottom Time: The Oris Staghorn Restoration Limited Edition

To commemorate its work with the Coral Restoration Foundation, Oris launches the Staghorn Restoration Limited Edition timepiece – and introduces Revolution to the living wonders of the deep.

Seiko x Revolution - Party Time in London

Revolution co-hosted a cocktail reception with Seiko at its flagship Knightsbridge boutique on 14th November 2017.

Past Time: Ella Fitzgerald

With a voice that could bring both smiles and tears to the hardest-hearted listener, Ella Fitzgerald will always be remembered as the First Lady of Song.

SalonQP: Show Time!

SalonQP is now one of the biggest independent watch fairs around and a real highlight of horology’s festive event season in the run up to Christmas.

New Release: Revolo Personalises Quality Time

New company Revolo offers customized watches through innovative platform. We take a close look prior to the Kickstarter launch. Watch out for our giveaway!

Time for Tee at the BMW PGA Championship

Celebrating 50 years of Rolex’s involvement with international golf, Revolution’s resident player takes part in the pre-event for the BMW PGA Championship.

Dream Time: Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Date

Spending a week with that one watch that is so beautiful, it breaks your heart.

Past Time: Richard Burton

One half of Hollywood’s most captivating love affair, Richard Burton’s life was lived to excess. An addictive personality consumed by passion and beauty, Burton’s fast living was accompanied by a love of alcohol, beautiful women and the finest watches and jewellery.

Richard Mille at Les Voiles de St Barth: A Race Against Time

Founded in 2010 by François Tolède and Luc Poupon, the Richard Mille-sponsored Les Voiles de St Barth is now established as one of most important regattas in the world. Earlier this year, the eighth edition of the event was held with close to 70 boats from 20 different countries on the starting line. Among those taking part were Peter Harrison – CEO of Richard Mille Europe, Middle East and Africa – and crew, aboard his TP52 yacht Sorcha. Revolution was there to cheer him on and to talk about the thrill of the race.