The August/September cover is dedicated to Jaeger-LeCoultre's Hybris Artistica complication, which encapsulates all the watchmaking savoir-faire of the House of Le Sentier.
Precision and water-resistance: how Patek Philippe watches are tested in Geneva before they are put on the market, an example of quality and professionalism illustrated in one of the articles in this issue of our magazine.
Forklifts for summer are the stars of L'Orologio 230's Buyer's Guide: eighteen models that are not afraid of the sea, the sun and life in the open air.
In May, six members of L'Orologio Club visited the Geneva and La Côte-aux-Fées plants of Piaget to discover the secrets of a booming manufacturer.
Zenith, a manufacture at 360 degrees: on the one hand the new collections, on the other the important sponsorships that see it play a leading role in sport and music. One of the articles in this issue is dedicated to the Le Locle-based company.
Also featured in this issue is Ulysse Nardin's new Marine Diver collection, offered in four different versions, all in steel and 44 millimetres in diameter.
And more... Many other columns and articles to satisfy the curiosity of all watchmaking enthusiasts.
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