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Deconstructed watch: Richard Mille RM 64-01 Tourbillon Colnago

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By Simon de Burton Verified
| Financial Times Verified
Richard Mille has built much of its reputation on proving the robustness of its often eye-wateringly expensive watches by strapping them...
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Six hommages extraordinaires à l’artisanat

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By Simon de Burton Verified
| fr.worldtempus.com
Homo Faber: une célébration de la main de l'homme Les plus cyniques pourraient chercher un intérêt caché lorsqu’un géant du luxe annonce son intention d’organiser un événement majeur consacré uniquement à la perpétuation de l’art, de l’artisanat d’art et de l’amour des objets magnifiquement réalisés.
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Six Extraordinary Tributes to the Art of Craftsmanship

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By Simon de Burton Verified
| World Tempus
Homo Faber: A Celebration of the Human Hand Cynical types might look for a catch when a luxury goods giant announces plans to stage a major event purely to perpetuate art, hand craftsmanship and the love of beautifully made objects. But when Richemont chairman Johann Rupert founded Homo Faber in 2018 having been inspired by the closure of a 90-year-old Milanese cutlery business, his singular aim was not to seek commercial gain but to remind the world of the importance of ‘man the maker’ .
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