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Popular Watchmakers Sign New Book At Basel
If you are one of the lucky people who is going to be at Basel, you can join me and many others, at the book signing of the new book on watch makers, “12 Faces Of Time.” The special event will see some of today’s best watch makers together. The book features and profiles them, discussing them and their work. While each of the watch makers is different, they are each easily in the genius category. This is probably one of your only chances to see them all together. Watch makers aren’t know to be the most social people, but ask them the right questions, and they open up like a crack in the Hoover Dam. Watch makers are also known to sometimes be notoriously competitive, so I wonder if a “best watch maker” fight will ensue. “5 Microns?!! Psssshhh… Try 4 Microns!” That would certainly be cause for attendance. I can just see them signing my book with ever larger signatures trying to one up each other.Among the watch makers attending there
De Bethune DB25L Milky Way Watch
The Milky Way is estimated to contain somewhere in the range of 100-400 billion stars, and an estimated 100 billion planets. Swiss luxury watchmaker De Bethune‘s DB25L Milky Way interpretation of the beauty and massiveness of the galaxy that we inhabit is on a much more measurable scale, but to high-end watch aficionados, it is no less arresting in its ambition.The De Bethune DB25L Milky Way is cast in platinum with 66 baguette-cut diamonds in the bezel, contrasting the richly heat-blued titanium dial where the representation of a small fraction of our galaxy’s many stars have been both pinned by hand, and laser-engraved in gold leaf. The end result is a spectacular, albeit considerably pared-down celestial map that neatly complements the watch's spherical moon phase indicator at 12:00.