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Hands-On: Trilobe Les Matinaux Watch
Trilobe is a still-new Paris-based watchmaker whose Swiss Made Les Matinaux watch collection is its introductory offering. I go hands-on with it today on best watches. Trilobe was launched in 2018, but it was not until late 2019 when I first met with the company - in Dubai, of all places. My encounter with Trilobe founder Gautier Massonneau began with a challenge. “What time is it?” he asked me while pointing to the dial of a Les Matinaux timepiece - and perhaps he didn’t know who he was speaking to, as, of all people in to receive such as question, I am in a particularly good position to answer correctly. And I did.The question is fair as well as telling. It is fair because reading the time on this dial is not straightforward, and it requires both knowing where to look on the dial and in what order. As a seasoned watch expert, I understand that the three eccentric dials on the face are scales for the hours, minutes, and seconds, and that the three random-seeming Tril
Konstantin Chaykin Announces Limited-Edition Minotaur Watch
With China becoming one of the world's most important luxury market over the past several years, watch brands have increasingly turned to designs tailored to the Chinese market or referencing Chinese culture. Perhaps the largest category of these are watches commemorating Chinese New Year, with brands across the industry developing limited-edition variants referencing the animals of the Chinese zodiac. Boutique haute horlogerie brand Konstantin Chaykin has been a prolific part of this trend since 2019, and as the Year of the Ox begins in 2021 the brand has turned its eye toward an unlikely inspiration on this Chinese holiday:? ancient Greece. The limited-edition Konstantin Chaykin Minotaur revamps the brand's signature pareidolic "Wristmon"concept with a brand new complication and a mythical new theme centered around the legendary bull-headed monster of the Knossos labyrinth.The 42mm case of the Konstantin Chaykin Minotaur shares much of its overall form with the rest of the brand's of