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First Look: Patek Philippe Ref. 5370P-011 Split-Seconds Chronograph
Just released by Patek Philippe is a new version of its exquisite 5370P Split-Seconds Chronograph that was first released in 2015, now done in platinum with a Grand Feu blue enamel dial. This is one of those pieces that serves as a prime example of just how lust-worthy Patek pieces can be, and the rare Split-Seconds Chronograph is up there with its ?finest as case studies in mastery of execution. And yes, I realize I'm saying this not having held the new 5370P-011 Split-Seconds Chronograph in the metal, but I have seen its previous iteration with a black enamel dial.SpecificationsBrand:?Patek PhilippeModel:?5370P-011 Split-Seconds ChronographDimensions:?41mm-wide, 13.56mm-thick, 49.8mm lug-to-lugWater Resistance:?30MCase Material:?PlatinumCrystal/Lens:?Sapphire crystal, caseback is interchangeable solid and sapphireMovement:?Caliber CHR 29-535 PS manual-windFrequency: 4HzPower Reserve: 65 hours with chronograph disengagedStrap/Bracelet: Alligator leather with large square scales, hand-
Moln¨¢r F¨¢bry Architectural Art Piece: Unique Watch Inspired By Art Nouveau
Nestled away in Bansk¨¢ Bystrica, Slovakia, Moln¨¢r F¨¢bry is writing an intriguing chapter in the history of Slovakian watchmaking. While Moln¨¢r F¨¢bry, founded by duo Michal Moln¨¢r and Igor F¨¢bry, is not the only watch brand in Slovakia, it is very much carving a niche for itself. Both Moln¨¢r and F¨¢bry began their careers in the luxury realm as trained jewelers, graduating from their studies in 1998. After meeting in 2002 they began working together in their shared field until their mutual love of timepieces encouraged them to start building toward their dream of owning their own brand in 2006. Now, their brand focuses on creating unique timepieces grounded in the craftsmanship of Haute Joaillerie.The new Moln¨¢r F¨¢bry Architectural Art Piece was inspired by the decorative techniques associated with the Art Nouveau movement. The arched windows in the beautifully engraved dial reveal the hand-wound caliber that powers the watch. Most noticeable is the large, skeletonized barrel containing