High Time: The makers, movements and ideas driving watchmaking into its next chapter
The watchmaking industry is undergoing a quiet evolution in terms of form, material, and craftsmanship. New materials are being used to reshape the look and performance of watches, and vivid surfaces are bringing dials to life. The Rolex Oyster, a renowned watch, is celebrating its 100th anniversary and continues to shape the industry's future.
- ▪The watchmaking industry is experiencing a shift in form, material, and craftsmanship.
- ▪New materials are being used to create innovative watches with unique properties.
- ▪The Rolex Oyster has been a benchmark for the industry for 100 years.
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