Precision, Winter 2021

October 28th 2021

Editor Simon de Burton

• Bremont’s British belter

• Richard Mille’s new classic

• A Lange & Söhne’s prize

• Chopard’s surprise partnership

• Marloe’s affordable designs

• Omologato invokes Imola

• Michel Herbelin sets sail with a new GMT

• Classic Porsche parts for REC

• Customise your timepiece with Justin Richardson

• Our roundup of some of the most exciting new releases from the biggest brands

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