Competition implies winners and losers, which feels inelegant and philosophically messy. A showcase or celebration of historical pieces fits far better. Where I disagree is on participation. Participation in watches isn’t about restoring a movement yourself. It’s about stewardship, preservation, and
For me its Vacheron. Their 270th anniversary line, their exceptional timepieces like the solaria ultra grande complication la première and their upcoming Concours d'Élégance Horlogère. Seems like they listen and engage more than the other brands, This prompt me to buy my first Vacheron, the traditio