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A Feadship Remastered | Inside the 50m EMERALD
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A Feadship Remastered | Inside the 50m EMERALD

For more details on EMERALD: https://go.nandj.com/icg7w0 Brokers Contact: Richard Higgins: https://go.nandj.com/1621bz Matt Palmer: https://go.nandj.com/xcbh91 EMERALD / Yacht for sale Length: 50.4m (165'5") Built: 1990 / Completely rebuilt in 2023 Guests: 12 Cabins: 6 Crew: 11 Asking price €21,000,000 Originally launched by Feadship in 1990, EMERALD underwent an extraordinary 16-month rebuild completed in 2023 that transformed…

Reference Points: The Patek Philippe Split-Seconds Wristwatch

You could make the argument that, among all brands, models, and complications, the Patek Philippe split-seconds wristwatch is one of the most overlooked, underappreciated, and least understood in any catalog. "That's because no one ever sees them," said Ben, when I made that very argument in the office recently. True. It's hard to call a…

Hands-On: The Breguet Classique Tourbillon 7357

If there was a way to celebrate the 225th anniversary of Breguet patenting the tourbillon, re-launching a version of the brand's iconic ref. 3350 was the obvious crowd-pleasing option. There was always something charming about that original tourbillon from the 1980s, but there were some downsides too. The new ref. 7357 is Breguet's best effort…

Introducing – The H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Cosmic Rain

H. Moser & Cie. released its first minute repeater coupled with a tourbillon in 2019, exposing both complications on the dial. After several iterations, Moser unveiled an impressive, skeletonised take on the double-complication combo earlier this year. Since skeletonisation is often considered a complication in its own right, the triple-complication Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon…

Hands-on – The Ressence Type 11 with Proprietary Movement, a Game-Changing Step for the Brand

Founded in 2010 by Belgian industrial designer Benoît Mintiens, Ressence questioned, from the start, something fundamental: how we read time. Its patented Ressence Orbital Convex System (ROCS), with its constantly rotating discs replacing conventional hands, has become one of the most recognisable displays in modern independent horology. Until recently, however, Ressence relied on a seriously…