
Tim Jackson, a seasoned collector and contributor, shares an exclusive look at independent watchmakers from his recent trip to Geneva. His post highlights the personal connection to the artisans behind these horological marvels, emphasizing that the people are as compelling as the pieces themselves. This curated selection offers a glimpse into the cutting edge of independent watchmaking, showcasing unique craftsmanship and innovative design.



















I was about to say, "I really like this one" but then I just kept paging down and there was just too much! (I still really like the Raul Pages though)
Was that your impression in person? There is a lot going on but in the end it seems coherent.
Raúl’s work is amazing. Truly inspirational artisanal watchmaking. Figuring out how to do the Detent escapement in a wristwatch is extremely difficult. His execution is simply lovely. Cheers!
If one likes Art Deco, it’s for you. It is “less busy” in person. I prefer the slightly smaller size and caliber choice of the original, but then again I’m biased, as an owner. This 40mm Ti case wears also my too big with the lugs. The original 36mm with the lugs works better to my senses.
This is so much better than a lot of the overpriced garbage we have seen from some brands.
A few more… Greeting from Geneva. Tim
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