Greubel Forsey Balancier S
INNOVATION IN INCLINATION
October 2020
A large balance wheel measuring 12.6mm, set at 7 o’clock and inclined at an astonishing angle, immediately catches the eye. Is it inclined for purely (…)
The GPHG unveils its official 2020 pre-selection (Full list)
September 2020
The jury of the 20th Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) has delivered its verdict: the Foundation of the GPHG invites you to discover the official (…)
Hall of Crazy Machines 2020
A. LANGE & SÖHNE, MB&F, JACOB & CO, GREUBEL FORSEY
July 2020
In the absence of real-life watch fairs in 2020, with their greetings and handshakes, laughter and controversy, we invite you to browse through our Print (…)
Stephen Forsey: “There’s a risk of a loss of know-how”
INTERVIEW
January 2020
Greubel Forsey recently presented its Hand Made 1. As its name suggests, this exceptional watch was made almost entirely (95%) by hand. Europa Star took (…)
The legacy of George Daniels
A SPECIAL EXHIBITION BY PHILLIPS
May 2019
The auction house will display some of the most incredible horological works by independent watchmakers, from May 9 to May 12 in Geneva. Expect to see (…)
Greubel Forsey Art Piece Edition Historique
January 2019
Looking into the wide open heart at its three-dimensional construction and highly original geometry, the new Art Piece Edition Historique crowns the (…)
Watchmakers test their DNA
ARCHIVES AND HERITAGE
December 2018
The grand old companies with an uninterrupted history, such as Rolex, Audemars Piguet or Patek Philippe, maintain their heritage with absolute consistency (…)
Greubel Forsey Grande Sonnerie
November 2018
Conducting 11 years of research, assembling no less than 935 parts, filing two patents, incorporating Greubel Forsey’s third Fundamental Invention (…)
Watch Curator ’18
- Globes
THANK GOODNESS THE EARTH IS ROUND!
October 2018
How might our timepieces have looked if the Earth was a flat as pancake launched into space? It’s a stupid question, but along the way we would have lost (…)
Greubel Forsey GMT-Earth
October 2018
With this new timepiece, GMT Earth, Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey took up the challenge of providing a complete three-dimensional view of the (…)
Watchmaking and science: origami, nanotubes and capsules
12 DISRUPTIONS IN THE WATCHMAKING INDUSTRY
May 2018
Mechanical watches are currently accurate enough to satisfy our everyday needs for precision. Their appeal lies elsewhere. Innovation is not so much a (…)
Laboratories are the hub of progress
12 DISRUPTIONS IN THE WATCHMAKING INDUSTRY
May 2018
Watchmakers tried, prototyped, disassembled, reassembled and tweaked until it worked – like clockwork. That was then. Now, watchmaking no longer revolves (…)
