
DonCorson provides an exclusive look into Christophe Claret's presentation at Geneva Watch Week 2014, highlighting the brand's evolution from a third-party movement maker to an independent force. The article focuses on the debut of the Poker Watch, a complex interactive gaming complication, alongside other notable pieces from Claret's diverse collections.





















I'm really encline to like the Kantaros and the Soprano. On the other side, I'm not sure about the Poker collection. Even if I can recognize his mastery as a creative watchmaker, I hardly can find them appealing. Anyway, thanks for sharing the event Don, Mark
I am always quite surprised by CC creations,the technicalities of which are always superb. I am less keen on the design and concept of the watches though. The 'poker' ,well..too playful ,I never liked these sort of playfulness on a expensive wristwatch….never understood it neither. Mo
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