Three Watch Brands That Surprised Us at Baselworld 2015
While nearly every watch brand exhibiting at Baselworld puts forth at least one notable headliner piece each year, those of us who cover the industry often find many of the new offerings to be somewhat on the predictable side. Occasionally, we’ll see something truly unexpected, like Patek Philippe’s Calatrava Travel Time, or Bulgari’s “connected” luxury watch, the Diagono Magnesium, both introduced at this year’s fair. And sometimes, some of the smaller or more under-the-radar brands will come up with something memorable that few would have predicted �� mainly because few were probably thinking about them at all. Here are three pleasant surprises from WatchTime’s Baselworld 2015 tour.Herm��s introduced a perpetual calendar watch in its new Slim d’Herm��s collection.Despite its recent strides in luxury watchmaking �� including its development of a very clever and distinctive complication for its Arceau le Temps Suspendu watch �� Herm��s is not g

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