Finishing is the quiet craft at the heart of fine watchmaking, a tradition shaped by centuries of European artistry and perfected in Swiss ateliers. From blued screws to black-polished steel, this hidden world beneath the dial reveals a devotion to beauty that few ever see, yet every true watch connoisseur feels.

In the world of vintage watches, flaws are often more desirable than perfection. From spider dials to unpolished cases, collectors crave authenticity, not restoration. This article unpacks the surprising truth behind what really adds value.

A study in angles and intent, Angular Revival explores the return of the architectural sports watch—timepieces born of brutalism, modernism, and Gérald Genta’s legacy. Bold, structured, and unapologetically sculptural, they blur the line between utility and design statement.