In this issue

In WOW Singapore #46, we survey the innovations reshaping traditional watchmaking for the 21st century. Our technical issue also turns its attention to the heavens, contemplating the most recent and noteworthy astronomical complications, with a special emphasis on the humble moon phase indication. Speaking of moon phases, our cover features the A. Lange & Sohne Lange 1 Moon Phase while the cover story delves into the 2017 offerings from this redoubtable German manufacture.

Celestial Clockwork

A. Lange & Söhne seems bent on perfecting the Lange 1; this time with a deity like implementation of a heavenly complication

2 mins

Handmade: 21st Century style

We visit the Omega manufacture in Villeret and get a crash course in contemporary watchmaking 

6 mins

Dashing Good Looks

Just seeing isn’t believing when it comes to the TAG Heuer Autavia Calibre Heuer 02, a watch that began as a dashboard instrument. There isn’t even enough space in one story to get all the details, so we come back for a second serving.

8 mins

Hometime: GlasHutte

Switzerland is the most famous watchmaking nation in the world, with Geneva arguably its capital. That being said, there is a tiny hamlet in Germany that rivals any Swiss region for its watchmaking pedigree: Glashütte

7 mins

Perfectly Balanced

A. Lange & Söhne debuts the 1815 Annual Calendar, a watch that collectors will immediately note takes a very different approach…

2 mins

Squarely Rounded

If you are a diving watch enthusiast or if you are a diver, professional or otherwise, this watch will make you stand out from the pack, even at a distance

2 mins

Dive Talkin'

The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe38 might be targeted at women but it is our contention that it is literally a dressier (but no less capable) variant that could be worn by men

2 mins

Crystal Clear

Bulgari’s Octo Tourbillon Sapphire allows you to peer at an exquisite flying tourbillon from almost all sides

2 mins

Contempo-Retro

With the Perpetual Calendar Ref. 5320G, Patek Philippe presents an entirely post modernist design, powered by 21st century innovations

2 mins

Need For Speed

There’s no better way to celebrate the legacy of arguably the world’s best Formula One driver than with his namesake TAG Heuer chronographs

2 mins

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WOW Singapore Magazine Description:

WOW Singapore Magazine is a quarterly lifestyle magazine that covers the best of Singapore, from food and travel to fashion and design. The magazine is known for its stunning photography and informative articles on a wide range of topics, including:

* Food: WOW Singapore Magazine covers the best restaurants in Singapore, as well as the latest food trends and culinary innovations. The magazine also features recipes from top chefs and tips for cooking and entertaining at home.
* Travel: WOW Singapore Magazine inspires you to explore the best of Singapore, with in-depth travel guides and reviews of hotels, attractions, and activities. The magazine also features articles on Singapore's culture and history.
* Fashion: WOW Singapore Magazine showcases the latest fashion trends from the world's top designers, as well as the best places to shop for luxury goods in Singapore. The magazine also features profiles of Singaporean designers and fashion brands.
* Design: WOW Singapore Magazine covers the latest design trends in Singapore, from interior design to architecture to product design. The magazine also features profiles of Singaporean designers and design studios.

WOW Singapore Magazine is a must-read for anyone who wants to get the most out of their time in Singapore. The magazine provides readers with a unique perspective on the best that Singapore has to offer, as well as insights from leading chefs, travel experts, fashion designers, and interior designers.