PRIMETIME SUMMER 2023
Hello and welcome back on a pretty juicy edition of PRIMETIME Watchmaking in the news with business news, plenty of new timepieces, a bit of EPHJ summary with some interesting innovations seen there, a bit of Only Watch and much more.
You can always listen to it as a Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and now Tunein.
So in this edition, we are talking about the EPHJ, the professional trade show for the watchmaking, jewellery, medical and microtechnology industry and the super cool innovations of 2023. We touch upon the problem of the shortage of workforce, which looks like becoming an international problem. Among other topics are new nominations, a bit of pure business and sales figures, a couple of international events, and the shitstorm of the Omega case and its consequences for us all.
And since our last Primetime, we published a very important video where we explained in detail what we’ve been working on for a while, what is Horopedia, and why this project is so dear to our team. We have seen the new @mauricelacroixwatch Pontos S Diver watch, an honestly priced summer piece, we took you along the 75th anniversary of one of the greatest watchmakers of our generation, Mister Philippe Dufour, who by the way is the President of the HOROPEDIA Foundation. And we also presented the best innovations from the latest EPHJ edition, so go and check those videos.
What is HOROPEDIA:
Maurice Lacroix:
A very special Birthday:
EPHJ Innovation Prize nominees:
Timeline:
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Reports Recap
01:31 - EPHJ
04:04 - Shortage of the workforce in the watchmaking industry
06:16 - Inventions at the EPHJ
08:56 - Change of the CEO at @rogerdubuis
09:52 - US Market performance in the 123Q of 2023
11:12 - Watches and Wonders in Shanghai
12:43 - Geneva Watch Days announcements
14:07 - The Omega affair
17:44 - @RichardMilleOfficial Sailing Cup
18:33 - Only Watch list released
19:13 - Argon Watches (NB! Kickstarter for Argon Watches is currently suspended and is the subject of an intellectual property dispute)
20:29 - HM 8 MARK 2 by MB&F
21:26 - Bell & Ross Patrouille de France 70th anniversary
22:14 - Schwarz Etienne GEOMETRY
23:01 - Deconstructed timepiece from Holthinrichs Watches
24:06 - @tagheuer Connected
25:16 - @jaegerlecoultre The Collectibles 2
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How Coco Chanel developed the world's most successful perfume
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Since its introduction in 1921, Chanel No. 5 has graced vanity tables worldwide, becoming synonymous with sophistication and luxury. It is has been worn by the Hollywood elite for decades, including Marilyn Monroe and Sharon Tate, to name a few. Every year, thousands of new perfumes are released, but only one has genuinely weathered the test of time, remaining as popular now as it was over a century ago.
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The Road to Dien Bien Phu: A History of the First Indochina War
A talk by Christopher Goscha, Professor of International Relations and History, Université du Québec à Montréal
Moderated by Peter Zinoman, Professor of History, UC Berkeley
This webinar book talk is a presentation by Prof. Goscha of his book 'The Road to Dien Bien Phu: A History of the First War for Vietnam' (Princeton University Press, 2022). This book uses the decisive battle of Dien Bien Phu in 1954 as a starting point to examine how Ho Chi Minh’s guerilla army became a modern fighting force able to defeat the French.
Christopher Goscha is Professor of International Relations and History at the University of Quebec at Montreal. His other books include Vietnam: A New History (Basic Books, 2016) which received the John K. Fairbank Prize from the American Historical Association in 2017 and Historical Dictionary of the Indochina War (1945-1954): An International and Interdisciplinary Approach (University of Hawaii Press, 2012), which was a Choice Outstanding Academic Title in 2012. He received his undergraduate degree from Georgetown University, masters degrees from the Australian National University and University of Paris VII and his Ph.D. from L’École Pratique des Hautes Études.
Vintage perfumes you can still buy today: Part Two
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Vintage Perfumes you can still buy today
4711
4711 is a traditional German Eau de Cologne produced in Cologne since, at 1799, it is allowed to use the geographical indication Original Eau de Cologne. Invented in Cologne, Germany, in a house with the number 4711. It was initially developed for medicinal purposes. The ingredients are still top secret today, with only the main ingredients known.
Florida Water
Florida Water is an American version of Eau de Cologne or Cologne Water. It has the same citrus basis as Cologne Water but shifts the emphasis to sweet orange (rather than the lemon and neroli of the original Cologne Water) and adds spicy notes, including lavender clove. The name refers to the fabled Fountain of Youth, which was said to be located in Florida and the flowery nature. Florida Water was introduced by the New York City perfumer Robert I. Murray in 1808. It still uses the original 1808 formula, and that the current label is also a slightly modified version of the 1808 original. Florida Water was regarded as a unisex cologne, suitable for men and women alike. Victorian etiquette manuals warned young ladies against the offensive impression made by strong perfume.
Chanel No 5
Blue Waltz
Evening in Paris
Miss Dior: 1947
Nina Ricci L'Air du Temp: 1948
Estee Lauder Youth Dew: 1953
Revlon Charlie: 1973
Mitsouko
Penhaligon's Blue Bell
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Floris London
Lavender is a shared / unisex perfume by Floris. The scent was launched in 1821
Guerlain – Vol de Nuit
Guerlain - Jicky
Givenchy L'Interdit Eau de Parfum
Elizabeth Arden – Blue Grass
1934
Relaunched in 1989.
Carven – Ma Griffe
Dana - Tabu
Prince Matchabelli – Wind Song
Jean Desprez – Bal a Versailles
Giorgio Beverly Hills – Giorgio Beverly Hills
Quelques Fleurs
Jean Patou - Joy
Lanvin - Arpège
Vent Vert
Guerlain l'heure Bleue
Jungle Gardenia
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Classic Cinema Marathon #1
Classic movies and shows are called classics for a reason: They're tales of romance, adventure, and good time comedy that put a smile on your face. But there's plenty of drama and conflict that went on behind the scenes that might change your perspective on these old favorites. Here are some details you never knew about classic cinema and TV shows.
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Bizarre Things That Happened On The Set Of The Wizard Of Oz | 0:00
Classic Film Stars Who Were Actually Really Weird People | 6:45
Grace Kelly's Marriage Was More Complicated Than You Thought | 12:07
The Chilling True Story Behind Nosferatu | 22:44
Things In The Sound Of Music You Never Noticed As A Kid | 33:30
The Untold Truth Of The Andy Griffith Show | 42:57
What The Biggest Fans Never Knew About I Love Lucy | 54:46
Tragic Details About Jayne Mansfield | 1:09:01
Classic Film Stars Who Were Pretty Bizarre | 1:19:17
Essential Facts About Horror Legend Vincent Price | 1:23:59
The Untold Truth Of Bewitched | 1:36:08
Bizarre Things That Happened On Hitchcock Film Sets | 1:45:59
The Messed Up Part Of White Christmas Everyone Just Ignores | 1:56:04
The Final Resting Place Of These Classic Movie Stars - 2:03:47
The Untold Truth Of Tippi Hedren | 2:17:50
What It Was Really Like The Day Marilyn Monroe Died | 2:29:42
Did the CIA Poison an Entire French Village? | ENDEVR Documentary
Did the CIA Poison an Entire French Village? | Investigative Documentary
In August 1951, inhabitants of the picturesque French village of Pont-Saint-Esprit were suddenly tormented by terrifying hallucinations. People imagined lions and tigers were coming to eat them. A man jumped out of a window thinking he was a dragonfly. At least seven people died, dozens were taken to the local asylum in strait jackets and hundreds were affected. Almost immediately, wild theories started circulating to explain this mysterious case of mass insanity. There were claims of poisoned flour, contaminated water and even witchcraft. But the truth was stranger than many of the theories: the CIA had spiked the local food with LSD as part of a mind-control experiment at the height of the Cold War.
In this documentary, we reveal how for decades, the CIA has been usng unconsenting people as guinea pigs in thousands of different experiments.
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