Hautlence Time Machines
Hautlence is truly a time machine. This very young and articulate watch design company came on the scene in 2004 with a different approach to how a watch should be viewed and understood. Time creators are forever pushing the limits for new materials and technologies to shape their innovations in watch cases and dial designs. But what takes place when you bring the driving and central force of a timepiece to the forefront of your creativity? For me Hautlence HL2.0 is like driving your Ferrari with an invisible body for you and all to see what really making things work is all about!
The video below shows great detail to this ingenious timing machine, thanks Ian
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Perfect, just what I was looking for! I would recommend more articles per week though, and maybe more story telling of the history of these companies too.
I’m not much of a watch person either, but I really like these! It would be nice to have several though.
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