Symmetry in the design and construction of its displays and movements has always been a huge part of Arnold & Son’s DNA. In its case however, the design doesn’t drive the development of the...
Symmetry and skeletonization are two key traits of the new Swiss Arnold & Son Tourbillon Chronometer No. 36, a watch that wants to be a tribute to the Chronometer No. 1/36 or “Arnold 36”,...
Paper cutting is a Chinese art that dates as far back as the second century CE. As a form of decoration, people at all levels of society would cut intricate patterns into paper—most frequently...
The wandering hour clock rose to popularity in the 17th century and was originally made for the papacy and monarchy. The watch features a verge escapement and measures in at a hefty 54.6 for...
Swiss Arnold & Son Watch has imbued the creative Nebula with a distinct English character courtesy of its openworked triangular shaped bridges and inverted movement. The symmetry of the dial delivers a glorious appearance...
A few years ago Arnold & Son released what is arguably one of the most beautiful moon-phases on the market today; the HM Perpetual Moon. Given the incredible attractiveness of this timepiece logic dictates...
Arnold & Son has produced some beautiful moon phase watches, and there’s a new piece in the collection with a new twist. Building on the HM Hemisphere Perpetual Moon model, the Arnold & Son...
Simple as it may appear, the HMS Lady is an example of the perfection towards which Arnold & Son Watches strives. At first glance, it is clearly a scaled-down version of the HMS1 designed...
The Arnold & Son HMS1 isn’t exactly new, however after some turbulance within the brand it looks like they are now ready to good ahead at full speed. With the “re-launch” of the HMS1...
Arnold & Son is on a roll. The other day they we could show you their Constant Force Tourbillon – a magnificent piece of horological achievement in precision timekeeping – and today we can...
