Each Lunar New Year, watchmakers are presented with the opportunity to flex their creative skills in crafting watches reflecting the current animal of the Chinese Zodiac. While each of the animals were originally chosen for their positive attributes, some present more promising aesthetic opportunities for Switzerland's masters of Métiers d'art than others: after all, who wouldn't rather look at their new Year of the Dragon (next up in 2024) watch every day of the week rather than, say, a Pig (2...
Each Lunar New Year, watchmakers are presented with the opportunity to flex their creative skills in crafting watches reflecting the current animal of the Chinese Zodiac. While each of the animals were originally chosen for their positive attributes, some present more promising aesthetic opportunities for Switzerland's masters of Métiers d'art than others: after all, who wouldn't rather look at their new Year of the Dragon (next up in 2024) watch every day of the week rather than, say, a Pig (2...
Share this Article
Recommended