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The sports GMT is a popular but challenging genre to address - its appeal is in its utility as both a travel companion and as a watch you can go anywhere, do anything with.
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Dr Magnus Bosse takes a look at the history of the Frederic Piguet Cal. 21, its significance in watchmaking and how it came to play a role in the Project 21 and MING.
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Reflecting on 2024, I am reminded of a quote by Jhumpa Lahiri, a favourite writer of mine...
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We’re elated to announce that the 37.09 Bluefin brings home the Sports Watch Prize at this year’s Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG)! We’re thrilled to have our efforts with the Bluefin recognised and marks the second prize for MING following the Horological Revelation Prize in 2019.
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As with any design objective to be realised on a physical object, one must first envision it, then identify suitable materials and techniques to realise, and finally test, evaluate and fine tune the whole.
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When I took on the challenging of designing what will probably be the world’s lightest mechanical watch* - I honestly thought it would be a case of selecting the right materials and figuring out how far we could push the machining.
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On rare occasion, we are informed that a watch has been stolen from a customer or is otherwise missing. To ensure that a collector does not purchase a stolen watch from the secondary market and in the hopes that we can help re-unite customers with their watch, here is a register of all watches reported stolen or missing:
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Dr Magnus Bosse takes a look at the history of the Frederic Piguet Cal. 21, its significance in watchmaking and how it came to play a role in the Project 21 and MING.
read nowAs with any design objective to be realised on a physical object, one must first envision it, then identify suitable materials and techniques to realise, and finally test, evaluate and fine tune the whole.
read nowWhen I took on the challenging of designing what will probably be the world’s lightest mechanical watch* - I honestly thought it would be a case of selecting the right materials and figuring out how far we could push the machining.
read now
