Felix Scholz, Author at Revolution Watch

The latest TAG Heuer Carrera is a golden tribute to its racing legacy

Felix Scholz — Wed, 18 Oct 2023 10:00:28 +0000

The latest TAG Heuer Carrera is a golden tribute to its racing legacy

The spirit of the 1158 CHN lives on.

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Oct 18, 2023

Earlier this year, TAG Heuer released a new take on the Carrera design that served as a new chapter in the 60-year saga of the iconic chronograph. With a boldly domed sapphire crystal allowing for an expansive, uninterrupted view of the dial and the design’s trademark clean profile, this new take on the classic is full of potential, and sets both the tone and the pace for the future of Carrera.

Judging by this latest addition, the future looks bright indeed. This 39mm yellow gold TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph demonstrates the versatility of this new design, while paying tribute to one of the most coveted Heuer Carreras of all time. A watch known simply as ‘the Drivers’ watch.

The reference 1158 CHN, to give the model its proper name, is emblematic of the close ties between TAG Heuer and the world of Formula 1. In 1971, Jack Heuer was the first non-automotive sponsor of Ferrari, and alongside timing equipment, he made a deal with the team’s drivers. He offered them a solid gold Carrera, with a champaign dial and black subdials (the CHN in the reference refers to this specific dial layout), on the proviso that they had to visit the Heuer factory in Switzerland to pick them up. Soon, these distinctive watches were found on the wrists of the fasted racers in the world, men like Niki Laude and Mario Andretti.

As for the watch itself, it certainly delivers on its golden promise. The yellow gold case and dial make quite an impression, especially when you factor in the fine vertical brush on the dial and the spectacular view under that high sapphire crystal. The black elements add contrast that only amplifies the precious hue even more. When it comes to the question of historical accuracy, it walks a fine line. The watch is undeniably a tribute to the original 1158 CHN models, but still very much to be its own thing. The overall look and feel of the case, while sensitive to vintage aesthetics, is clearly modern. One of the most notable changes from the iconic historic references is the plain black calf band in lieu of the over-top solid gold mesh bracelet, but given how that much extra gold would impact the sticker price, not too many people are likely to complain.

TAG Heuer hasn’t been shy about celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Carrera in style, and it’s only fitting and appropriate that they’ve chosen to honour one of the most legendary references in style.

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Gold Specs and Price

Reference: CBS2240.FC8319
Movement: Calibre TH20-00 Automatic
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph
Case: Yellow gold, 39 x 13.9mm, water resistant to 100M
Dial: Yellow gold-plated vertical brushed dial
Strap: Perforated black calfskin leather strap with yellow gold pin buckle
Price: CHF 21,00 approx

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Bell & Ross

Bell & Ross x Alessandro Palazzi x Revolution & The Rake Bellytanker Chronograph "Vesper"

$5,250.00

TECH SPECS

Movement	Self-winding caliber BR.CAL-301; 42-hour power reserve
Functions	Hours, minutes, small seconds, chronograph and date
Case	41mm; CuAI7Si2 bronze; water resistant to 100m
Dial	Sunray brushed with applied, gold-plated indices
Strap	Black calfskin; satin polished bronze folding clasp
Limited Edition	Limited edition of 50 pieces

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Girard-Perregaux introduce the Neo Constant Escapement

Felix Scholz — Wed, 11 Oct 2023 08:00:38 +0000

Girard-Perregaux introduce the Neo Constant Escapement

The latest expression of an important innovation.

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By Felix Scholz

Oct 11, 2023

While Girard-Perregaux has been making noise lately with its Laureato line, the venerable maker is today flexing its expertise in boundary-bending horology, in the form of the Neo Constant Escapement.

Girard-Perregaux Neo Constant Escapement

Girard-Perregaux made waves back in 2013 when they introduced the Constant Escapement L.M., featuring a revolutionary constant force escapement mechanism that earned them the prestigious ‘Aiguille D’Or’ at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) in the same year. As a quick recap, a constant force mechanism is one where the power is released from the barrel at a regular rate (typically a mainspring unwinds with uneven force). In theory, constant force equals better timekeeping. And while not the only Constant Force mechanism around, Girard-Perregaux’s 2013 debut was a significant one, featuring a silicium blade, enabling a linear supply of force to the balance, ensuring extraordinary rate stability.

The Girard-Perregaux Constant Escapement L.M., 2013

The Neo Constant Escapement represents the next step in this journey, showcasing a blend of avant-garde aesthetics and cutting-edge technology. The design pays homage to Constant Girard’s 1867 pocket watch, which transformed the concept of bridges into artistic elements. This philosophy is now embodied in the Neo Constant Escapement.

Girard-Perregaux Neo Constant Escapement

Building on the success of the Constant Escapement L.M., Girard-Perregaux has taken the concept of constant force to new heights. This latest timepiece incorporates 30% more patents and 14 fewer components than its predecessor, emphasizing optimization over complexity, still with the innovative constant force mechanism at the heart of the watch.

The Neo Constant Escapement includes a unique escapement mechanism based on a buckling silicium blade, created using advanced ‘photolithography’ techniques. The ultra-fine silicium blade, a mere 14 microns wide, delivers a uniform pulse of energy to the balance. The watch boasts a power reserve of at least 7 days thanks to its twin barrels, all housed in a 45mm Grade 5 titanium case. The watch’s dial showcases skeletonized dauphine-style hour and minute hands with luminescent elements withluminescent hour markers on the outer flange. With its fabric-effect rubber strap and titanium folding buckle with micro-adjustment, the Neo Constant Escapement offers not only precision but also exceptional comfort for the wearer.

Girard-Perregaux Neo Constant Escapement

The Neo Constant Escapement is a testament to Girard-Perregaux’s unyielding commitment to horological excellence, a fusion of art and innovation that propels the brand into the future while paying homage to its storied past.

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Movement	Self-winding caliber SW200-1b; 41-hour power reserve
Functions	Hours, minutes and seconds
Case	41.5mm; 316 steel with Cerulean blue stonewashed Cerakote coating, matte vintage navy aluminium bezel insert; water resistant to 300m
Dial	Matte vintage navy; hour markers outlined in Super-LumiNova
Strap	Vintage navy TPU-coated nylon; additional vintage navy nylon with fabric keepers
Limited Edition	Limited Edition of 200 pieces

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Baltic announces the Hermétique Tourer, a vintage-inspired all-rounder

Felix Scholz — Thu, 05 Oct 2023 14:00:33 +0000

Baltic announces the Hermétique Tourer, a vintage-inspired all-rounder

Go anywhere, do anything.

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By Felix Scholz

Oct 5, 2023

Baltic, the beloved French (not-so) micro brand, has achieved incredible things since its founding in 2106. The Aquascape remains one of the best bang-for-buck divers on the market today, and the brand’s tone-perfect blend of modern construction and vintage sensibilities hasn’t failed yet.

Today, Baltic has announced the launch of a brand-new collection, going on sale on October 10, called the Hermétique Tourer. Conceptually this design doesn’t stray too far from the brand’s core competencies; it’s a go anywhere, do anything style watch with a vintage twist, a 37mm diameter case made of 316L steel, and a double domed sapphire crystal up top. The profile is a pleasingly slim 10.8mm, with 2.5mm of that being the crystal. The watch is water resistant to 150m, and powered by the calibre 9039 Miytota manufacture movement that is typical with Baltics.

What sets this case apart, though, is the profile, specifically the integrated crown, a vintage-inspired note that means you can easily wear this watch on your left or right. On top of that, Baltic is offering four dial options, in green, blue, beige or brown, with an outer railway sector, a matte inner section, hour markets filled generously with lume, and elegant syringe-style hands. The watch is offered on steel with flat links or beads of rice, or a tropic-style strap in FKM rubber.

After the success of the Aquascaphe and the MR01, there must have been some people wondering just where Baltic would go as a brand. Well, the Hermétique Tourer is proof that the upstart French brand still has plenty of fresh concepts in the tank. The subtle tweaks on colour and form are excellent, and this watch manages to offer something distinct while still being recognisably Baltic.

Pricing is, as always, excellent, at 550 Euro on rubber and 630 Euro on steel. For early birds, there’s an extra incentive, with the first 200 units of each dial version being numbered.

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Movement	Self-winding caliber BR.CAL-301; 42-hour power reserve
Functions	Hours, minutes, small seconds, chronograph and date
Case	41mm; CuAI7Si2 bronze; water resistant to 100m
Dial	Sunray brushed with applied, gold-plated indices
Strap	Black calfskin; satin polished bronze folding clasp
Limited Edition	Limited edition of 50 pieces

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Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 3 is a worthy tribute to an icon

Felix Scholz — Sun, 24 Sep 2023 03:00:18 +0000

Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 3 is a worthy tribute to an icon

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By Felix Scholz

Sep 24, 2023

Blancpain’s iconic diver, the Fifty Fathoms, is celebrating the big 7-0 this year, and the brand is going all out with the celebratory models. We’ve already seen Acts 1 and 2 (as well as an outstanding Swatch collab), and the latest, Act 3, might be the most hotly anticipated of the bunch.

The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 3

Blancpain’s Bronze Gold

Inspired by the original ‘Mil-Spec’ Fifty Fathoms and featuring the iconic moisture indicator in the pared-back dial, the big news about this enthusiast-aimed piece is the case metal. The 41.3mm case is made of Bronze Gold, a metal we’ve seen used by Omega on a Seamaster 300. Essentially, Bronze Gold consists of 37.5% 9k gold with 50% copper, which makes it a bronze alloy, and a dash of other metals: silver, palladium and gallium. This alloy is safe to wear on the skin, and thanks to the gold, it will not patina in the same way as other bronze watches you might be familiar with.

The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 3

The original design that this watch pays close and careful homage to was developed in the 1950s by Jean-Jacques Fiechter, and was eventually adopted by a range of military forces across the globe, including France, Germany, the United States and Norway. The moisture indicator was a 1957 addition, one specified in the US Navy’s requirements, and it allowed the wearer to be sure that the interior had not been exposed to moisture. The use of Bronze Gold amplifies the striking design, with simple, legible dial markings and a large, unidirectional bezel, which here is a black ceramic insert.

The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 3

The calibre is the 1154.P2, equipped with twin barrels, for a long 100-hour power reserve. A silicon balance spring ensures the movement’s resistance to magnetism. In fact, for the first time, Blancpain is offering a 1000-gauss version of its movement. You can view the movement, with its high-quality industrial finishes, though a sapphire caseback.

This well-executed tribute to the original dive watch will surely be hot property, but we’re secretly hoping for a regular production steel version.

The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 3

Blancpain Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 3 Specs and Price

Movement: Calibre 1154.P2, automatic, 100 hours of power reserve
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds
Case: 41.3 x 13.3mm, satin-brushed 9ct bronze-gold, water resistant to 300M
Dial: Black dial with moisture indicator
Strap: Fabric strap
Price and availability: Limited to 555 pieces, USD 32,000

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Movement	Self-winding caliber SW200-1b; 41-hour power reserve
Functions	Hours, minutes and seconds
Case	41.5mm; 316 steel with Cerulean blue stonewashed Cerakote coating, matte vintage navy aluminium bezel insert; water resistant to 300m
Dial	Matte vintage navy; hour markers outlined in Super-LumiNova
Strap	Vintage navy TPU-coated nylon; additional vintage navy nylon with fabric keepers
Limited Edition	Limited Edition of 200 pieces

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The TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver brightens the dark

Felix Scholz — Thu, 14 Sep 2023 09:00:21 +0000

The TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver brightens the dark

Taking TAG Heuer’s latest out for a spin.

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By Felix Scholz

Sep 14, 2023

Following on from their contemporary skeleton take on the Monaco from a few months back, the latest version of the iconic square chronograph ditches the heritage charm in favour of something more modern — meet the TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver, and new (and highly luminescent) limited edition.

TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver

Limited to 600 pieces, this nocturnal take on one of the most famous racing chronographs of all time is Inspired by the thrilling experience of night driving. At its best, driving in the dark of night is a unique sensation, free of any distraction beyond the car and the road. The Monaco Night Driver captures this purity, enhancing the driver’s connection with their vehicle. Whenever you’re driving, legibility is paramount, and here the, Monaco really excels. The deep grey central dial contrasts sharply with the luminous blue Super-LumiNova hands and hour markers, ensuring instant readability.

TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver

Of course, it’s only when the lights are low that you see the fullest expression of this watch’s nocturnal personality. As daylight transitions into night, the exterior dial metamorphoses from a cool light grey to a vibrant, glowing blue, paying homage to the classic Monaco chronographs of the past. This transformation extends to the chronograph registers.

TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver

Dial-side party tricks aside, this watch has been crafted for durability. The case is constructed from grade 5 titanium, coated in black DLC (diamond-like carbon) material, so it is lightweight and scratch-resistant, which is a winning combo. On the movement side, this watch is running the Calibre Heuer 02, as you’d expect. To fit with the theme of the watch, it’s got a blacked-out rotor and bright blue highlights.

TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver

The Monaco is most famous for its link to Steve McQueen, and we think that if he was around today, he’d be excited by night racing and this watch in equal measure.

TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver Specs and Price

Movement: Calibre Heuer 02, Automatic
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph, date
Case: 39mm, black DLC grade 5 titanium, rated to 100M
Dial: Anthracite, grey opalin, grained dial, blue luminescent outer dial
Strap: Black perforated calfskin strap, light grey stitching, black DLC grade 5 titanium folding clasp with double safety push-buttons
Price and availability: Limited to 600 pieces, estimated price CHF 9300

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Bell & Ross

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$5,250.00

TECH SPECS

Movement	Self-winding caliber BR.CAL-301; 42-hour power reserve
Functions	Hours, minutes, small seconds, chronograph and date
Case	41mm; CuAI7Si2 bronze; water resistant to 100m
Dial	Sunray brushed with applied, gold-plated indices
Strap	Black calfskin; satin polished bronze folding clasp
Limited Edition	Limited edition of 50 pieces

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Rare Roger W. Smith Series 2 Open Dial offered for sale at Wristcheck

Felix Scholz — Wed, 13 Sep 2023 07:23:46 +0000

Rare Roger W. Smith Series 2 Open Dial offered for sale at Wristcheck

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By Felix Scholz

Sep 13, 2023

‘May you live in interesting times’. The apocryphal saying that quietly asserts the benefits of boring consistency over unpredictable turbulence can certainly be applied to the secondary watch market at the moment. Prices for many of the vaunted hype watches are softening, and stock is becoming easier to find. However, there’s a massive caveat — and that’s that the truly, actually rare stuff, the highest of high quality, is still performing exceptionally well. Perhaps the best example of this is the independents. Independents like Roger W. Smith, the legendary Isle of Man-based maker, the only protégé of George Daniels. A man who has, since 2021, quietly been making a handful of watches every year the old-fashioned way, in his quiet studio.

The Rise of Roger W. Smith

Dial details on the Roger W. Smith Series 2 Open Dial

Roger W. Smith watches don’t come up for sale too often, but when they do, the results are always impressive. Phillips, for example, sold Smith’s Pocket Watch Number Two in 2023, resulting in a $4.9 million dollar sale. That watch was particularly special, but even regular production wristwatches are inching closer to the seven-figure bracket. All this makes Wristcheck’s upcoming sale of a rare Roger W. Smith Series 2 Open Dial in a prototype 40mm white gold case a sale to watch.

The best of British watchmaking

The watch is — as you would expect — stunning. Delivered in 2010, it’s meticulously hand-finished, with a single-wheel version of the Daniels Co-axial escapement and free-sprung Quadrajust balance. The barrel bridge and balance cock are engraved with English floral designs, and finished with frosted and gilded plates. As you’d expect at this level, the movement is fitted with gold chatons and flame-hued screws in blue/purple. What sets this example above the regular Open Dials is its place in the evolution of Smith’s designs. Roger W. Smith explains, “This Series 2 Open Dial watch in white gold is particularly important to me, being the first of my Open Dial watches to be housed in a 40mm case. Of note is the fact that the watch has the first of my evolutions of the co-axial escapement. This ‘Mark 1’ escapement represents one of the milestones in my quest to continue improving on George Daniels’s original concept. There are only ten of my Open Dials in existence with this particular escapement, and one of the gratifying aspects of watches such as this one being made available again is to have the chance to experience it once again. It brings back many special memories.”

Almost as remarkable as the watch itself is the story of how it was acquired. Mister Phillip Pon, is the original owner of the watch, he purchased it in 2010, not through the typical process of enquiry and order, but rather at a dinner party. Pon attended a dinner with some of the world’s greatest watchmakers, including Kari Voutilainen, Romain Gauthier, Ludovic Ballouard and of naturally, Roger W. Smith. At this point, Pon owned a watch from all the makers in attendance, except for Smith, and expressed his desire to change that situation. According to Wristcheck, Smith was sufficiently moved to unveil from his pocket a watch that he had personally crafted and offered it to Mr. Pon – upon which the transaction promptly took place.

Box and papers

Ten years on, the sale of this watch won’t be taking place at a dinner party, but rather over at Wristcheck. Enquiries on the watch are open until the 22nd of September, with a starting price of $1.15 million US.

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$5,250.00

TECH SPECS

Movement	Self-winding caliber BR.CAL-301; 42-hour power reserve
Functions	Hours, minutes, small seconds, chronograph and date
Case	41mm; CuAI7Si2 bronze; water resistant to 100m
Dial	Sunray brushed with applied, gold-plated indices
Strap	Black calfskin; satin polished bronze folding clasp
Limited Edition	Limited edition of 50 pieces

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