ALB in the National and International Press
Discover international articles that highlight the French watch brand ALB (Atelier Le Brézéguet), a pioneer in the use of 3D printing to create luxury watches. Prestigious publications such as the New York Times , Financial Times , Europa Star , and other specialized media, analyze the innovations of the brand, which combines traditional know-how with modern technology. This page brings together articles that highlight the impact of the ALB brand, focusing on its technological advances.
GPHG | Introducing the Khumeia Watch
It is in a small workshop nestled in the heart of the medieval city of Cordes-sur-Ciel, in the South of France, that Khumeia was shaped. Conceived as a talisman, the Khumeia watch is a sketch of adventure inspired by the richness of various universes. [...]
Financial Times | 3D printed watches add new dimension to time-telling
Watchmakers have spent more than two centuries perfecting the tourbillon mechanism, which brought unprecedented accuracy to time-telling, so the idea of an amateur making their own version from scratch might seem at odds with this hallmark of haute horology. spotlight, in an article from last November. [...]
Europa Star | ALB, watches made in 3D
No one really knew about the French watchmaking startup ALB (for "Atelier le Brézéguet") before the New York Times decided to give it a famous spotlight, in an article last November. [...]
IW Magazine | New Dimensions
If you've paid even scant attention to emerging technologies in recent years, it's likely you've heard about three-dimensional (3D) printing. Also known as “additive manufacturing,” 3D printing describes various processes [...]
Monochrome Watches | Hot off the presses: Printed watches by ALB Watches
It is time to make a confession. Even though we at Monochrome are highly passionate about fine timepieces and craftsmanship in general, we think about the future of watchmaking too [...]
New York Times | Watchmakers Turn to 3-D Printing
A small French watch brand has developed a way to use 3-D printing technology to make artistic watch faces for Swiss-made timepieces. The brand, called ALB, short for Atelier le Brézéguet, is among the first to apply 3-D printing to create unique dials for its wristwatches, which run on movements bought from the Swiss company ETA, part of the Swatch group. [...]
Additive Manufacturing | ALB and Sculpteo: 3D Printing Luxury Watches
Several years ago, the designers of the French Brand ALB Watches decided to meet a challenge. They wanted to mix traditional craftsmanship and modern technologies in order to design their luxury watches. Now all of their products integrate 3D printed components, printed through Sculpteo's services [...]
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Softpedia | The next watch you buy may be 3D Printed
3D printing technology has proven time and again that it can significantly enrich the design options available to all products it is used for. Makers of wrist watches have finally begun to see for themselves if this was really true [...]
Sindo News | Ini Jam Tangan Pencetak 3D
PARIS - Sebuah perusahaan Perancis bernama Atelier Le Brézéguet, atau ALB dalam waktu dekat memproduksi jam tangan pencetak 3D [...]
3D Ruck | ALB Watches – luxury watch made from a 3D printer with Sculpteo
Designers from French watch manufacturer ALB Watches print luxury watches [...]
3D Print | French Watch Designer ALB Enlists Sculpteo for 3D Printing of Uniquely Beautiful Timepieces
It isn't too often that you come across a watch that just makes you say, “Wow!” Today's watches all pretty much follow the same basic design schemes, making owning a unique timepiece something quite special. [...]
3D Natives | 3D printing at the service of French watchmaking
ALB is a French watch brand inspired by fine arts and launched a few years ago by two friends, Vincent Candellé-Tuheille and Simon-Pierre Delord. Designed in the Toulouse region, the watches are made in limited series and elegantly combine know-how and technology. [...]
Watchmaking Trend | ALB or 3D watch printing
ALB, a young watchmaking company from Toulouse, created by two friends, Vincent Candellé-Tuheille and Simon-Pierre Delord, seizes the opportunity offered by 3D printing to develop its models [...]