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WatchDossier Issue 20 - 2026
The Authority Problem.
Mar 29
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Sergio Galanti
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The Odd Sympathy
Resonance is mechanical watchmaking’s most intellectually seductive idea. Examining how different makers pursue it reveals more about the politics of…
Mar 29
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Sergio Galanti
The Theology of “In-House”
The modern watch collector does not merely buy a watch. He subscribes to a creed.
Mar 29
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Sergio Galanti
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THE CLASSIFIEDS (BUT NOT REALLY) Vol. 11
Volume 11 · March 8, 2026 - March 29, 2026.
Mar 29
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Sergio Galanti
The Ghost Architect Steps Forward
Dominique Renaud spent decades building the movements that made other watchmakers legendary. Now the co-founder of Renaud & Papi puts his own name on…
Mar 29
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Sergio Galanti
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The Quiet Pivot: Singer Reimagined Caballero Titanium
Singer’s first proprietary movement meets Grade 5 titanium at CHF 18,500. A Geneva independent argues that maturity looks nothing like you expected.
Mar 29
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Sergio Galanti
The Name on the Dial
What Greubel Forsey Loses When It Loses Forsey.
Mar 29
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Sergio Galanti
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WatchDossier Issue 19 - 2026
Editor’s Note
Mar 8
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Sergio Galanti
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The Aerospace Engineer of the Enlightenment
Ferdinand Berthoud, the Longitude Problem, and the Birth of Marine Chronometry.
Mar 8
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Sergio Galanti
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The Auction Conviction Model
A Capital Discipline Framework for the Auction Watch Market.
Mar 8
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Sergio Galanti
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The Luxury Recalibration
Swiss watchmaking enters a slower phase after the post-pandemic surge.
Mar 8
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Sergio Galanti
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The Aurora Paradox
Chronoswiss Lunar Chronograph Aurora and the Art of the Quiet Resurrection
Mar 8
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Sergio Galanti
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