Marcu Initial: a watchmaker puts his own name on the dial
Jérôme Marcu’s debut pairs diamond-tipped hands with steel counterweights, a small engineering problem explained in Monochrome’s close look.
The Reading Room · Archive · 5 September 2026
Watch news and stories, selected for the club.
Updated 5 September 2026
Jérôme Marcu’s debut pairs diamond-tipped hands with steel counterweights, a small engineering problem explained in Monochrome’s close look.
TanTan Wang visits the factories that make the Royal Pop’s movement and colorful Bioceramic case.
Teddy’s editors explain their personal picks, from a compact Oris to Ming’s unusual world-time display.
Fratello explains how the gold numerals emerge from beneath the Extra Plat’s black dial surface.
Peter Chong follows the M.A.D. 3’s rotating hour display and describes how it wears on the wrist.
Peter Chong explains the rotating hour disc whose diamond meets the minute hand, and he finds the prototype finishing only mid-level.
A broad Geneva Watch Days roundup, from Baltic’s travel watch to new releases by Lange and Laurent Ferrier.
Ariel Adams examines a modern chronograph built around a restored Valjoux movement from 1976.
Haute Time looks at the hand-worked decoration and black and bordeaux enamel of the latest Monday Organica models.
Dated packet of 2026-09-05 · Updated 2026-09-05T23:21:10Z · Discovery cutoff 2026-09-05T16:20:00Z
Selected watch stories from 4–5 September 2026.
This revision sharpens the annotations and corrects the Kerbedanz description: it is a two-hand watch with a rotating hour disc.
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