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Vacheron Constantin sets a record at Watches and Wonders with a new Ultra Grand Complication 1521 components in a diameter of 45mm and a thickness of 14.99mm https://www.themanual.com/fashion/vacheron-constantin-sets-a-record-at-watches-and-wonders-with-a-new-ultra-grand-complication/ Watches are one of our favorite topics here at The Manual. So, we all tend to tune in during Watches and Wonders in Geneva and await what awesome chrono-technology we have to look forward to for the year. This year, we were all graced with the unveiling of the most complicated watch in the planet’s history. The Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Ultra Grand Complication is a sight and a wonder of innovation. “Because it is the most complicated wristwatch in the history of horology, with an unprecedented 41 complications, the mechanism had to be arranged in the most logical and compact way possible,” says Style and Heritage Director Christian Selmoni. “The main objective was to bring together all the main complications, timekeeping, astronomical, chronograph, and chiming, on a single base plate. Thanks to this construction, it was possible to create a wristwatch with harmonious proportions. Many of the innovations of this watch are related to the solutions found to avoid adding bulk and to gain in energy efficiency. The 72-hour power reserve attests to the latter.” There are so many things to talk about with this new watch, including 41 complications, a new manufacture Calibre 3655, 13 patent applications, and 1521 components, but the most impressive part of this technical brilliance is its size. The result of eight years of research and experimentation is packed into a relatively small case. “The miniaturisation of the movement is an essential point – a real watchmaking feat. Accommodating 1521 components in a case for a chiming watch with a diameter of 45mm and a thickness of 14.99mm was indeed a challenge,” Meroni says. “Everything about the design of Calibre 3655 has been thought out with space constraints in mind, especially regarding the minute repeater with a four-gong and four-hammers Westminster chime. Redesigned with more compact dimensions and greater mass, the hammers and gongs are positioned on either side of the base plate to gain height and efficiency.”

Watches and Wonders 2025: Enter the age of innovation with Rolex’s new timepieces https://www.themanual.com/fashion/rolex-2025-innovation-collection/ Rolex recently debuted its 2025 collection at Watches and Wonders 2025, returning to the forefront of horology with daring new designs, a showcase of technical excellence and the ultimate in craftsmanship. From the Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller to the stunning Datejust 31, the latest lineup continues their superiority in watchmaking. The Land-Dweller: A new era of refinement Rolex / Rolex.com Designed for watch enthusiasts who appreciate a historic moment in horology, the Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller is a timepiece representing more than a century of expert craftsmanship, seamlessly combining durability and understated elegance. The bracelet integrates seamlessly with the case, creating a fluid aesthetic that serves the watch’s purposeful design well. The Calibre 7135 lies within the exterior, a sleeker, slimmer version that offers precision engineering coupled with durability. Details are well-executed, from the polished bevels to the knurled crown, reinforcing Rolex’s dedication to innovation while maintaining their legacy in horology. The Land-Dweller represents the future of watchmaking and a company’s pursuit of perfection. Recommended Videos GMT-Master II: Making history with ceramic dials Rolex / Rolex.com For the first time in history, Rolex has integrated a ceramic dial into its 18ct white gold GMT-Master II and the finished product is just as amazing as it sounds — a deep green Cerachrom dial with matching bezel equates to a contrast that is a visual feast, adding elegance to an already classic aviator’s timepiece. These materials are built to last and are nearly impervious to scratches while showcasing brilliant hues that offer a striking visual. This dynamic and refined timepiece honors the GMT-Master II’s status as a watch at the forefront of horological design. The Oyster Perpetual: Introducing color Rolex / Rolex.com The latest Oyster Perpetual from Rolex features three dynamic dial options in three colors: lavender, sandy beige, and pistachio green. These vibrant colors and matte finish breathe fresh life into the watch and add to its contemporary appeal for watch enthusiasts.These colors infuse fresh energy into the collection while honoring the model’s timeless DNA. Paired with the Oyster Perpetual 41’s signature fluid contours, it highlights the essence through simplicity, reliability, and versatility. This timepiece offers endless possibilities while staying true to its core identity as a dynamic, jet-setting companion. For watch aficionados, these additions keep the Rolex tradition, while offering something thrillingly new. The Perpetual 1908: A golden touch Rolex / Rolex.com The Perpetual 1908 features the Settimo bracelet, made with 18ct yellow gold and includes a singular seven-piece link design that visually elevates every angle. Sleek and robust, this luxurious timepiece is secured by a hidden Crownclasp, offering comfort with vintage elegance. True to its heritage, the design remains modern and refined while commemorating classic mid-century watchmaking craftsmanship and artistry. Datejust 31: A fiery display of light Rolex / Rolex.com The most recently released Datejust 31 is a fiery addition to the Rolex name, crafted through PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) and featuring a red ombré dial that shimmers with a brilliance that is impossible to ignore. The flawless design is accented on a sunray-finished dial with 10 diamond-set markers and a sparkly bezel, complemented with an 18ct yellow gold case. This is a timepiece steeped in sophistication and exemplifies Rolex’s mastery in dial craftsmanship and gem-setting. New Dials: Bolder, brighter, unparalleled Rolex / Rolex.com The Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona, GMT-Master II, and Sky-Dweller all feature new dial updates that offer striking combinations of not only materials, but hues, which push the aesthetics of timepieces to new levels. Rolex’s 2025 collection cements the brand’s reputation for precision craftsmanship and horological innovation. Each timepiece represents their mastery of both design and functionality. With state-of-the-art advancements in materials and elevated benchmarks for accuracy, Rolex takes their love of design and attention to detail to new levels. These watches not only tell time, but prove how Rolex continues to be the gold standard for excellence in the watch industry, boldly crafting greatness with unparalleled precision and elegance. Editors’ Recommendations Oris elevates its iconic Big Crown Pointer Date: Watches & Wonder 2025 Vacheron Constantin sets a record at Watches and Wonders with a new Ultra Grand Complication Parmigiani Fleurier expands Tonda PF collection with four new models 2025 watch trends: An expert’s guide to the year’s hottest timepieces The independent watch brands to know at Watches and Wonders 2025

Lucas Chevalier Jan Oblak Emiliano Martinez Alisson Diogo Costa

Murillo is a top 10 on the planet CB IMHO my top 10 (listed in order of valuation) Alessandro Bastoni William Saliba Gabriel Magalhães Ruben Dias (has been a bit meh this season) Pau Cubarsí (2 and a half months ago he was still 17yo, lolol) Murillo Ronald Araujo (still not 100 per cent post injury) Marquinhos Virgil van Dijk Antonio Rüdiger 11 & 12 Bremer (injured) Micky van de Ven (just came back from a long injury) Dean Huijsen is already in the top 20 as a 19yo IMHO

we are in dire straights I do not see us catching Forest and Citeh and NUFC can overtake us for 4th and 5th Forest only plays 2 top half of the table teams the rest of the way Villa next (away) then us, on the last day (at Forest)

1 nil FT

Murillo saved the win goal line clearance at the death

he is actually causing chaos

Slabhead almost scored as a CF, lolol

Slabhead is playing as a CF lolol

Slabhead on

Arsenal 2 1 Fulham FT

Money Ma$e on

plus this: Olympique Lyonnais have been handed a major blow ahead of their UEFA Europa League quarter-final tie against the Red Devils as Malick Fofana picked up an injury with just two weeks remaining until the first leg. According to 'L’Equipe', the 19-year-old forward suffered a sprained knee whilst on international duty with Belgium and is now set to remain sidelined for three weeks, missing not only European action but also domestic one. With club football returning after the end of the March internationals, Fofana will miss Lyon’s trip to RC Strasbourg Alsace on Friday, followed by the Ligue 1 and Europa League showdowns against Lille (April 5) and Manchester United (April 5).

they are having a shit season (for them)

Ola Aina off injured