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Each few weeks, I’ll help you get caught up on recent episodes of the still-new SUPERLATIVE Podcast, produced by best watches. For those new to SUPERLATIVE, it is a podcast about the interesting people and passions that make up the watch industry and timepiece-collecting world. There are already more than seven hours of SUPERLATIVE episodes to listen to, and the last few episodes are particularly interesting.Most recently on SUPERLATIVE, I spoke with watch collector, dealer, distributor, and commercial buyer (for WatchGang) Chad Tsagris. Before that, David Bredan and I discussed some of the most important people we’ve met across our nearly 20 years of combined time traveling the world to cover stories about wristwatches.
Lang & Heyne Caliber I Movement Done From Extinct Mammoth Ivory
I am glad to know that no living animal species was harmed in the creation of this watch. Dresden, Germany based high-end brand Lang & Heyne will produce a limited edition set of 25 Caliber I movements for its watches with bridges made from the tusks of extinct wooly mammoths. You don’t see mammoth ivory used a lot. It is rare and hard to get being available only from well-preserved mammoths. All the ivory here for example was sourced from a find in Siberia, where the permafrost can preserve entire mammoth bodies in relatively good condition. Lang & Heyne acquired some ivory through a German dealer and investigated its properties in watch making.I firmly believe that using modern elephant ivory for anything these days is pure evil. Poaching in places such as Africa is a sin against nature, and should be prevented at all costs. The destruction of animal species on this planet for short-term profit should be much more a matter of international concern. If you see anything t