The must-have Macro Loupe for all watch lovers

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A beautiful creation by Christopher Ward, this Bel Canto features a striking hour complication.

The watch and the gong are made of titanium.

The gong's sound isn't extraordinary, but it's perceptible despite its discreet nature.
The case back has been crafted to enhance resonance.
As always with CW, the finishing is of high quality for the price.
The hour chime can be deactivated using the pusher at 4 o'clock.
The power reserve is a bit short (by today's standards) at 38 hours.
The grade 5 titanium is well-crafted, with alternating brushed and polished surfaces.
One minor drawback: the hour and minute hands are somewhat difficult to read due to the fact that they are only slightly distinct from a white bridge located just below.

The watch is very comfortable and, of course, lightweight to wear.
The visual display of the hammer striking the gong is an interesting and original feature in this price range. The hour-passing complication isn't particularly difficult to implement on an existing movement, but the gong was challenging to develop, as was achieving the resonance of titanium, which was no easy feat. The bracelet's micro-adjustment system is very simple to use, allowing you to gain those few millimeters needed in summer.

A charming watch thanks to its original complication

It's very unusual to see the moon occupy such a large portion of the dial.

The moon is beautifully rendered, with a sense of depth, and stands out magnificently against the midnight blue aventurine dial.
The moon is very visible under UV light and contains a touch of Luminova, making it highly visible in the early evening.
The dial is very well designed and gives the impression of a moon waxing and waning as if by magic on a plain dial.
Three hands, central seconds, no date.
No hour markers or Luminova, nothing to distract from the moon, which is truly the star of this watch.
The shimmering glitter within the aventurine of the dial is a delight to behold in the light.
The case is approximately 40 mm in diameter, and the 5-link bracelet alternates between brushed and polished finishes, making it comfortable and robust. No micro-adjustments are needed.
The watch is relatively thin.
The movement is simple and unmodified, but it does the job with a modest 38-hour power reserve.

Original and amazing moon phase

Released in 2023, I had to wait three years at my favorite authorized dealer to receive it: it's produced in very limited quantities.

It felt strange at first: so light it almost felt like wearing a costume.

On the wrist, you forget you're even wearing it, thanks to its lightness, the slim case, and its short lugs. The brushed titanium has a beautiful shade of gray (apart from a few chamfers), which complements the various shades of black used for the dial and bezel. Note the matte black background and polished black indices, all in ceramic. These shades of black catch the light beautifully, making it a very pleasing watch to look at.
It's not a diver's watch, so the bezel is bidirectional.

70-hour power reserve, 100-meter water resistance: a watch that's easy to live with. I could have done without the date and the cyclops lens, but let's not quibble... Regarding the photo taken on my wrist, note that it has a circumference of 22 cm. With its short lugs, I think the watch could easily be worn on wrists of 17 cm, or even less.

The first Rolex made entirely of titanium - original and very wearable

It is said to be a little too thick for its diameter, it's true
Apart from this small flaw, what a success this watch is!
Readability, reliability, robustness, night luminosity, power reserve (70 hours), GMT complication, harmony of the dial,...
I have long wanted a Rolex Explorer II, but this watch has all the qualities in my opinion, and I am always happy to wear it.
I bought it with a well-finished metal bracelet, but whose rivets I did not like too much, and which I replaced with a Nato which I find suits it very well.
It is a watch that can follow you everywhere, in town as well as on a walk, and that I often take on the weekend when I need a versatile watch that can withstand bad treatment...

The perfect day watch

Of course I had wanted to add an El Primero caliber to my collection for a long time.
But I had never had a crush on the recent Zeniths, finding for example the tricolor sub-dials of the Chronomasters not to my taste.
Until I found first in the press and then at a reseller this limited edition designed for Hodinkee.
Love at first sight!
First the complications: chrono + annual calendar (day date month) + moon phase
Then the dial, more precisely the meteorite sub-dials
Barely a hesitation in front of the 38 mm diameter, a little small for my 22 cm circumference wrist
I generally find the chronometer complication useless and boring, but I find myself starting the chrono of my Zenith several times a day as the movement of the small hand to the tenth of a second is fascinating and hypnotizing. It really is a very beautiful caliber.
The meteorite subdials look good on the black background, sober and discreet, a little old school
The thickness of the watch remains very reasonable despite the number of complications on board
Only small downside: the bracelet. It is very comfortable, but not up to the standard of the rest of the watch, lacking in particular easy micro-adjustment (I'm nitpicking a little, it still includes an adjustment possibility of about 1cm with basic tools; but for this price, many competitors do better)

Complications, performance, discretion and retro

This is the third creation by Blaise-Dominique Giuliani, a designer based in Marseille, after the Mille-Mer and the Star-Diver.
We find Bohen's codes in the shapes of the case.
The watch is very thin (less than 13 mm) for a resistance of 600 meters.
The finishes are superb, from the brushed sunray dial in shades of gray and black (which also has brown highlights of the most beautiful effect) to the indexes, to the case itself, alternating brushed steel and polished steel.
As on its big sisters, an absolutely perfect bracelet, large adjustment range in the clasp, very strong decrease in the width of the bracelet between the width at the lugs and that at the clasp, which contributes to the stability of the watch on the wrist.
A high-quality hyper luminova, which still allows you to read the time at the end of the night.
The case back is not transparent, which is not surprising for a watch diving to this depth, and a shame because Blaise-Dominique reworks the movement provided by Soprod a lot.
60-click bezel, very precise and well adjusted
Note that the watch is delivered in a superb case, and with two rubber straps that can be very easily put on.
After a few days and nights on the wrist: a very easy watch to wear, on my large 23 cm wrists, as on more "normal" wrists, due to short horns, the balance of the watch, the decreasing width of the strap. A strap that is easy to adjust in a few seconds to the variations in circumference of your wrist. And above all, a very beautiful watch, a magnificent dial with changing reflections, whose balance is not disturbed by a date window, perfect readability, a contained diameter. Original design, and yet a reassuring watch by its presence, its weight, its balance. A watch that is very easy to wear on a daily basis, more so than its two big sisters, which are more tool-watch type.

A virile and fine diver at the same time, superbly finished

Abraham-Louis Breguet is undeniably one of the most emblematic figures in world watchmaking. Born in 1747, Breguet founded his own watchmaking maison in 1775 in Paris, and with it came a revolution in the world of fine watchmaking. The brand is particularly known for its invention of the tourbillon, patented in 1801, a complication which corrects time errors due to gravity. This is just one of the many patents that Breguet holds, including the Breguet spring, the Breguet pin, and many other innovations that are an integral part of fine watchmaking today.
Even if the Breguet brand carries its legacy to the present day, it is particularly between 1950 and today that Breguet has consolidated its image of luxury and sophistication, while incorporating cutting-edge technological advances.
<h3 dir="ltr">What are the distinctive signs of Breguet watches?</h3>
The hallmarks of Breguet are not only the horological complications inherent in each watch, but also the design and craftsmanship features that make a Breguet watch instantly recognizable. The brand's emblematic signatures are as follows:
Guilloch&eacute; dials
One of the most iconic features of Breguet watches is the hand-guilloch&eacute; dial. Guilloch&eacute; is a form of decorative art that uses engravings to create intricate patterns on the dial. This not only gives visual depth, but also adds a multitude of reflections and sparkles enhanced by light.
Housing splines
The case sides of Breguet watches are often fluted, which gives a distinctive touch to the profile of the watch. This also adds a tactile feel to the watch, blending aesthetics and ergonomics.
Breguet hands
The style of hands in the shape of hollowed-out apples, commonly known as &ldquo;Breguet Hands&rdquo;, is another distinctive sign of the brand. Their design is both elegant and functional, offering optimal readability while maintaining a harmonious aesthetic. These hands have made so much history that many other brands use them - without naming it - on their own models.
Breguet numerals
Designed by Abraham-Louis Breguet himself, the Breguet numerals are another stylish element that adds a touch of elegance to the watch. These numerals, with their distinctive curves and details, are often used in the brand's high-end watches.
Welded lugs
Breguet watches generally feature welded lugs, an artisanal technique that involves attaching the lugs directly to the watch case. Not only does this add a touch of elegance, but it also ensures greater durability and structural integrity to the watch.
Each of these elements is a chapter in Breguet's design language, and their collective presence in a watch gives a feeling of aesthetic coherence and authenticity. It is these meticulous details that make each Breguet watch a work of art in itself, and which contribute to its legendary status in the history of watchmaking.
Breguet's attention to minute details is one of the reasons why the brand is held in such high esteem among connoisseurs and collectors. It is these distinctive signs that underline its commitment to craftsmanship, tradition and watchmaking innovation.
<h3 dir="ltr">What are Breguet&rsquo;s emblematic models?</h3>
Breguet is more than just a watch brand. It is a legacy, a testament to the genius and vision of Abraham-Louis Breguet. The brand stands out for its effortless fusion of traditional craftsmanship with modern technologies, placing it in a league of its own in the watchmaking landscape with singular models:
Breguet Classic
It is the embodiment of elegance and refinement, with its gold or platinum case, its discreet water resistance suitable for daily use, its leather strap, a manufacture caliber with automatic or manual winding, a guilloch&eacute; dial with the hand and various complications such as the Tourbillon or the Moon Phase.
Breguet Type XX - XXI - XXII
Inspired by watches originally designed for the French Air Force, this series features a sturdy case, adequate water resistance, leather or steel strap, self-winding chronograph movement, clear dial with Arabic numerals, and a rotating bezel. The Breguet watches from the Type XX collection recall that Louis-Charles Breguet, great-great-grandson of Abraham-Louis Breguet, was the founder of Louis-Breguet Aviation in 1911.
Breguet Marine
This is the Breguet brand sports watch. The case is often made of gold or titanium, offering water resistance to 100 meters (10 ATM), accompanied by a rubber or steel bracelet, a self-winding manufacture movement, and a blue dial with numerals. very specific Roman indexes and different from the Breguet indexes.
Breguet Queen of Naples
This collection is dedicated to women and is inspired by an original watch that Breguet created for Jos&eacute;phine de Beauharnais - 1st wife of Emperor Napoleon - and Queen of Naples. These watches have a very distinctive oval case, often encrusted with precious stones, and highly sophisticated Breguet movements.
Breguet Heritage
The H&eacute;ritage collection is a magnificent reinterpretation of classic tonneau-case watches. The elegantly curved case is usually made of gold or platinum. The waterproofing is discreet but sufficient for daily use. The strap is often made of exotic leather, and the movement is, of course, mechanical, often with complications such as a perpetual calendar or tourbillon. The guilloch&eacute; dial is another classic Breguet touch.
<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/breguet/tradition">Breguet Tradition</a>
This collection is a true ode to the watchmaking craftsmanship of the past while adding a touch of modernity. The case is generally gold or platinum with water resistance suitable for daily use. The strap is leather, and the movement is mechanical, exposed through an open dial that allows you to see the gears and springs in action. The Tradition is a perfect example of how Breguet balances respect for traditional craftsmanship with innovative design.
Each of these models illustrates how Breguet has remained true to its heritage while embracing innovation. The Breguet Heritage and Tradition are collections that speak to connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike, offering a fascinating look at how fine watchmaking can respect its past while looking resolutely toward the future.
<h3 dir="ltr">How much does a Breguet watch cost?</h3>
The prices of new Breguet watches change regularly and vary depending on the model. For example, a Breguet Type XX Flyback Chronograph reference 2067 is sold for $19,100, while a Breguet Marine Hora Mundi reference 5557 in white gold costs $70,400.
The second-hand or vintage market is also an opportunity to look at to obtain a cheaper Breguet. Be careful, buying a vintage Breguet presents some risks that must be carefully understood, starting by ensuring that the seller is known and recognized for selling this type of watch.
<h3 dir="ltr">Breguet: The guardian of the temple of watchmaking tradition</h3>
It is clear that Breguet is not just a company that makes timepieces; it is a house that creates works of watchmaking art. The care given to every detail, the precision of each movement, and the beauty of each design make each Breguet watch an object of desire for watch lovers. Breguet is today owned by the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/swatch">Swatch</a> Group, like other prestigious brands like&nbsp;<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/blancpain">Blancpain</a> or<a href="https://www.dialicious.com/en/jaquet_droz"> Jaquet Droz</a>, and produces around 21,000 watches per year, all models combined.
For more information on Breguet watches, the official website is an excellent resource. And to get a variety of views and opinions, Dialicious owners' reviews are invaluable. Selecting a Breguet watch is a thoughtful decision, and these resources can help you make the choice that's best for you.
(Updated September 2023)

Bréguet is a name that has thrilled me since childhood: all these inventions, all these pieces in museums.
I can't afford a grand complication from the brand, but this classic, available in 4 versions (guilloché or enamel, white and yellow gold) has been catching my eye for a long time. I opted for the enamel and white gold version, for its discretion, its sobriety, its supreme elegance.
40 mm in diameter, 6 mm thick, welded horns, small seconds at 4 o'clock, Bréguet signature almost invisible at 3 o'clock, in the enamel. A movement of great beauty.
The power reserve is a little short at 45 hours, but it's really not a handicap.
It's a joy to wear under a dress shirt. But the advantage of white gold is that you can really wear it in all circumstances without it being too ostentatious.
Sorry for my photos, which do not do justice to the beautiful flame-blued Breguet hands.
This watch exudes a peaceful harmony, without being boring or tiresome.
A pleasure to wear (and show off)

Elegance, discretion and sobriety

With this vintage white gold Breguet, dating from the end of the 1980s, we dive into the watchmaking purity of the immense Breguet house, perpetuated by the creative genius of Daniel Roth and his acolytes who have given meaning and legitimacy to these collections. Here it is a very simple 3-hand watch in white gold; but yet we find everything Breguet: the apple hands, the Roman numerals, the straight handles, the fluted case middle and of course: the admirable guilloché.
Here, it is an extra flat model (about 5mm thick), combined with a size of only 32.5mm which fits wonderfully on almost any male wrist in my opinion (but too many refuse to do so, and I tend to say - so much the better!!!).
A joy of elegance, goes everywhere and marvels of softness all in solid gold.

Watchmaking purity

Discovering Breguet with other models while passing in front of a shop, my eye was immediately drawn to the brilliance of classic watches. On the 7147 there is the whole history of Breguet, the hands, the hand guilloché, the unique number. Many emotions when buying and really no regrets, every day what a pleasure to wear it under a shirt.

Classic 7147

A year of research to find the perfect watch for me. I absolutely wanted a small diameter in yellow gold on alligator, Roman numerals, for the very elegant side, an extremely complicated task these days, Cartier was my first choice, the Tank then the Santos-Dumont, for the history (first wristwatch), the elegance, however during my research, the mechanical winding became another criterion, for the interaction, the search is more and more complicated, the Cartier are quartz and the Santos-Dumont is not the first wristwatch.

I am inexorably pushed towards vintage watches and second-hand watches, which I do not like.
I think copies, DIY watches, merguez. I spin chrono24 to find the model.
Rolex Oyster perpetual 34 mm, Franck Muller, Blancpain, IWC, meet my gaze, no emotion.
I'll spare you the chapter on prices that I find very high on certain models. ANYWAY, let's move on.

The purchase of this watch is motivated by moments of pleasure, I want to feast my eyes.

And there, my gaze fell on this 5907, a real love at first sight, but no longer produced, it is extremely complicated to find second-hand.

One day, I want to give up, one day, I am ready to take the plane to look for one abroad and then, an ad in France.
Wary, I contact the Parisian seller, the atmosphere relaxes, trust is there.
I go up to Paris and the deal is done.
Since then it is attached to my wrist, impossible to remove it, I play with the light, look at the details with a magnifying glass,
A child on Christmas morning.

So beautiful

Atelier Wen est une marque horlog&egrave;re ind&eacute;pendante qui s'est distingu&eacute;e par son approche novatrice, alliant le riche patrimoine culturel chinois &agrave; une horlogerie de haute qualit&eacute;. Fond&eacute;e par deux passionn&eacute;s de la culture chinoise, Thomas Gronenthal et Robin Tallendier, la marque vise &agrave; red&eacute;finir la perception des montres "Made in China" en mettant en avant l'excellence artisanale du pays.
<h3>Philosophie et Mission</h3>
L'objectif principal d'Atelier Wen est de c&eacute;l&eacute;brer l'artisanat chinois en cr&eacute;ant des montres qui refl&egrave;tent l'h&eacute;ritage culturel et l'expertise technique du pays. La marque cherche &agrave; offrir des garde-temps de luxe qui int&egrave;grent des &eacute;l&eacute;ments de design chinois authentiques, tout en maintenant des standards &eacute;lev&eacute;s de qualit&eacute; et de pr&eacute;cision.
<h3>Collections Principales</h3>
1. Porcelain Odyssey
La collection "Porcelain Odyssey" est la premi&egrave;re s&eacute;rie de montres lanc&eacute;e par Atelier Wen. Ces montres se distinguent par leurs cadrans en porcelaine v&eacute;ritable, fabriqu&eacute;s selon des techniques traditionnelles chinoises. Les mod&egrave;les "Ji" et "Hao" pr&eacute;sentent des motifs inspir&eacute;s de l'art chinois, offrant une esth&eacute;tique unique qui rend hommage &agrave; la riche histoire du pays.
2. Perception
La collection "Perception" incarne l'engagement d'Atelier Wen envers l'horlogerie de luxe. Ces montres arborent des cadrans guilloch&eacute;s r&eacute;alis&eacute;s &agrave; la main par le ma&icirc;tre artisan Cheng Yucai, le seul ma&icirc;tre guillocheur de Chine. Chaque cadran n&eacute;cessite environ huit heures de travail minutieux sur des machines &agrave; guillocher sp&eacute;cialement con&ccedil;ues. Les mod&egrave;les de cette collection sont disponibles en trois couleurs de cadran : bleu clair ("Piao"), saumon ("Xia") et gris ("Ying").
<h3>Caract&eacute;ristiques Techniques</h3>
Les montres Atelier Wen sont con&ccedil;ues avec une attention particuli&egrave;re aux d&eacute;tails et &agrave; la qualit&eacute;. Les bo&icirc;tiers, souvent en acier inoxydable 904L, offrent une r&eacute;sistance accrue &agrave; la corrosion et une finition polie exceptionnelle. Les dimensions typiques incluent un diam&egrave;tre de 40 mm, une &eacute;paisseur de 9,4 mm et une distance de corne &agrave; corne de 47 mm, assurant un port confortable sur une vari&eacute;t&eacute; de poignets. Les montres sont &eacute;galement &eacute;tanches jusqu'&agrave; 100 m&egrave;tres, ce qui les rend polyvalentes pour une utilisation quotidienne.
<h3>Mouvement</h3>
Les garde-temps de la collection "Perception" sont &eacute;quip&eacute;s du calibre automatique SL1588, fabriqu&eacute; par Dandong. Ce mouvement bat &agrave; une fr&eacute;quence de 28 800 alternances par heure et offre une r&eacute;serve de marche d'environ 41 heures. Bien que relativement nouveau sur le march&eacute;, ce calibre a &eacute;t&eacute; choisi pour sa fiabilit&eacute; et sa pr&eacute;cision, refl&eacute;tant l'engagement d'Atelier Wen envers l'innovation et la qualit&eacute;.
<h3>Bracelet et Confort</h3>
Les montres Atelier Wen sont dot&eacute;es de bracelets int&eacute;gr&eacute;s en acier inoxydable, con&ccedil;us pour assurer une transition fluide entre le bo&icirc;tier et le bracelet. Les maillons sont finement chanfrein&eacute;s et polis, offrant une esth&eacute;tique luxueuse et un confort optimal. La version 2.0 de la collection "Perception" a introduit des am&eacute;liorations notables, notamment des chanfreins faits main sur tous les maillons internes, renfor&ccedil;ant ainsi l'apparence haut de gamme du bracelet.
<h3>Collaborations et &Eacute;ditions Limit&eacute;es</h3>
Atelier Wen a &eacute;galement explor&eacute; des collaborations pour offrir des &eacute;ditions limit&eacute;es uniques. Par exemple, en partenariat avec Revolution, la marque a lanc&eacute; des mod&egrave;les en titane avec des cadrans jaunes et rouges vibrants, chacun limit&eacute; &agrave; 100 pi&egrave;ces. Une autre collaboration notable inclut une &eacute;dition sp&eacute;ciale avec Wristcheck et seconde/seconde/, pr&eacute;sentant un design ludique et innovant qui refl&egrave;te l'engagement de la marque envers la cr&eacute;ativit&eacute; et l'artisanat.
<h3>R&eacute;ception et Impact</h3>
Depuis son lancement, Atelier Wen a re&ccedil;u des &eacute;loges pour sa capacit&eacute; &agrave; fusionner l'esth&eacute;tique chinoise traditionnelle avec l'horlogerie moderne. La marque a r&eacute;ussi &agrave; changer la perception du "Made in China" en d&eacute;montrant que l'artisanat chinois peut rivaliser avec les standards internationaux les plus &eacute;lev&eacute;s. Les critiques ont salu&eacute; la qualit&eacute; de fabrication, le design distinctif et l'approche innovante de la marque.
<h3>Conclusion</h3>
Atelier Wen repr&eacute;sente une fusion r&eacute;ussie de la tradition culturelle chinoise et de l'horlogerie contemporaine. En mettant l'accent sur l'artisanat, la qualit&eacute; et le design, la marque a &eacute;tabli une identit&eacute; unique dans le monde de l'horlogerie de luxe. Que ce soit &agrave; travers des cadrans en porcelaine d&eacute;licatement fabriqu&eacute;s ou des motifs guilloch&eacute;s complexes, chaque montre raconte une histoire qui honore le riche h&eacute;ritage de la Chine tout en r&eacute;pondant aux attentes des passionn&eacute;s de montres modernes.
Inspirez-vous des avis clients Dialicious pour choisir la montre qui vous ressemble.
(Mise &agrave; jour Mars 2025)

Atelier Wen is an independent watch brand that has distinguished itself by its innovative approach, combining China's rich cultural heritage with high-quality watchmaking. Founded by two enthusiasts of Chinese culture, Thomas Gronenthal and Robin Tallendier, the brand aims to redefine the perception of "Made in China" watches by highlighting the country's artisanal excellence.
<h3 dir="ltr">Philosophy and Mission</h3>
Atelier Wen's main goal is to celebrate Chinese craftsmanship by creating watches that reflect the country's cultural heritage and technical expertise. The brand seeks to offer luxury timepieces that incorporate authentic Chinese design elements, while maintaining high standards of quality and precision.
<h3 dir="ltr">Main Collections</h3>
1. Porcelain Odyssey
The &ldquo;Porcelain Odyssey&rdquo; collection is the first series of watches launched by Atelier Wen. These watches are distinguished by their real porcelain dials, made using traditional Chinese techniques. The "Ji" and "Hao" models feature designs inspired by Chinese art, offering a unique aesthetic that pays homage to the country's rich history.
2. Perception
The &ldquo;Perception&rdquo; collection embodies Atelier Wen&rsquo;s commitment to luxury watchmaking. These watches feature guilloche dials handcrafted by master craftsman Cheng Yucai, the only master guilloche maker in China. Each dial requires approximately eight hours of painstaking work on specially designed guilloche machines. The models in this collection are available in three dial colors: light blue (&ldquo;Piao&rdquo;), salmon (&ldquo;Xia&rdquo;) and gray (&ldquo;Ying&rdquo;).
<h3 dir="ltr">Technical Characteristics</h3>
Atelier Wen watches are designed with attention to detail and quality. Housings, often made from 904L stainless steel, offer increased corrosion resistance and an exceptional polished finish. Typical dimensions include a diameter of 40mm, a thickness of 9.4mm and a lug-to-lug distance of 47mm, ensuring comfortable wear on a variety of wrists. The watches are also water resistant up to 100 meters, making them versatile for everyday use.
<h3 dir="ltr">Movement</h3>
The timepieces from the &ldquo;Perception&rdquo; collection are equipped with the automatic caliber SL1588, manufactured by Dandong. This movement beats at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and offers a power reserve of approximately 41 hours. Although relatively new to the market, this caliber was chosen for its reliability and precision, reflecting Atelier Wen's commitment to innovation and quality.
<h3 dir="ltr">Bracelet and Confort</h3>
Atelier Wen watches feature integrated stainless steel bracelets, designed to provide a seamless transition between case and bracelet. The links are finely chamfered and polished, providing a luxurious aesthetic and optimal comfort. Version 2.0 of the "Perception" collection introduced notable improvements, including hand-crafted chamfers on all internal links, reinforcing the premium appearance of the bracelet.
<h3 dir="ltr">Collaborations and Limited Editions</h3>
Atelier Wen has also explored collaborations to offer unique limited editions. For example, in partnership with Revolution, the brand launched titanium models with vibrant yellow and red dials, each limited to 100 pieces. Another notable collaboration includes a special edition with Wristcheck and seconds /seconde/, featuring a playful and innovative design that reflects the brand's commitment to creativity and craftsmanship.
<h3 dir="ltr">Reception and Impact</h3>
Since its launch, Atelier Wen has received praise for its ability to fuse traditional Chinese aesthetics with modern watchmaking. The brand has succeeded in changing the perception of "Made in China" by demonstrating that Chinese craftsmanship can compete with the highest international standards. Reviewers praised the brand's build quality, distinctive design, and innovative approach.
<h3 dir="ltr">Conclusion</h3>
Atelier Wen represents a successful fusion of Chinese cultural tradition and contemporary watchmaking. With a focus on craftsmanship, quality and design, the brand has established a unique identity in the world of luxury watchmaking. Whether through delicately crafted porcelain dials or intricate guilloche patterns, each watch tells a story that honors China's rich heritage while meeting the expectations of modern watch enthusiasts.
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(Updated March 2025)

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