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DonCorson's BaselWorld 2015 report showcases Arnold & Son's impressive collection, highlighting their commitment to unique watches with original in-house movements. The article explores how the brand reinterprets historical models with modern watchmaking techniques, featuring diverse complications from tourbillons to jumping seconds. DonCorson's detailed overview, complemented by rich imagery, provides a comprehensive look at Arnold & Son's distinctive offerings from the exhibition.
any more details about the sudden turnaround? Thanks, Don.
...that I really like each and every single one of them!! really great pieces with 'clean' complications...thank you so much for sharing. regards, Asad
It has actually been quite some number of years since Arnold & Son has been taken over by La Joux Perret and has started their present renaissance. Since that time all their movements are in house and all their watches have in-house movements. The present director of Arnold is one of the most passionate watch collectors I have ever met and you can see that passion in the collection. Although everyone knows that the present Arnold has absolutely nothing to do with their English predecessors o
Does it exist in white metal? What a dial! Thanks for reminding us this brand, Don. Well done. Best, Nicolas
they r putting out quite a few winning rabbits from their hat:) cheers, ed~
a development by Richard and Maria Habring? But I agree the current collection is very promising and appealing, and surpassingly clean. I also believe that they still have a (short) way to go to achieve an instantly recognisable ' Arnold & Son' identity, though. "present director of Arnold is one of the most passionate watch collectors I have ever met" - not only this, also key personnel from the parent company La Joux Perret are active PPro members (albeit 'under the radar'). Cheers, Magnus
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