
In the realm of independent watchmaking, Roger W. Smith stands as a titan, his creations revered for their meticulous craftsmanship and adherence to traditional English watchmaking principles. WatchProSite contributor amanico (Nicolas) shares an intimate look at two of these horological masterpieces, inviting the community to appreciate the artistry and technical prowess that define a Roger W. Smith timepiece. This article delves into the community's perspective on the brand's unique position in the luxury watch market.


But I like it! There is some Breguet influence , no?
...and were I richer back in the day I would own one (a different reference). I was corresponding with Roger at the very onset. However, these are too thick to be 'perfect.'
But I don't understand the price he is charging for them now. Seems unsustainable.
Thanks for sharing, Nico.
I checked out one at one of the big auction houses and the $ doesn't match up for me though I could see how one could rationalize the price just on the origin story, the myth, and the build philosophy.... like buying art value is real subjective here....
Roger Smith heavily utilizes CNC machines.
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