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Most of you are unaware that I am a reviewer for high-end audio gear. The two worlds, hi-fi, and horology, rarely cross paths. Imagine my surprise and delight when I learned of a new collaboration between Omega Replica - which you all know - and Devialet. Their joint venture is about ringing the bells.

Watch brands have pursued the "loudest", repeater, alarm,Omega Replica or striking watch for some time. However, they have never revealed the exact numbers of how loud their watches are. It's like a car manufacturer telling you that they make the fastest cars in production, but not revealing their actual speed.

Watch manufacturers got away with it because they assumed, with some reason, that 99.99% of watch enthusiasts didn't know or care about terms or concepts like "decibels", "frequency response", or other qualifications related to sound. Omega Replica, who I'm sure are not concerned or motivated by the pedantic 0.01 percent (of which I'm proud to be a part), chose to be proactive and turn to a specialist brand to "tune" their Hourstriker sound, as well as make it louder. They aren't afraid to talk about the numbers.

A Family Affair

Emmanuel Nardin, founder of Devialet, a company that makes expensive, advanced amplifiers, wireless loudspeakers, and other products, was a pure coincidence. Yes, the same family who founded Ulysse. U-Boat Replica Watches is proud to say, "You could not make it up." It's a marketing coup that makes a lot of sense.

A less-known fact about the relationship is almost as impressive as Devialet founder being a Nardin. The hi-fi world knows that Devialet has a connection to the luxury watch industry by a completely different route than ancestry. One of its major investors is in the watch industry. This is a beautiful example of how rivalries can be buried in the Swiss and French mindsets when both parties benefit. Political leaders, take note.

This natural pairing enabled Devialet, with a founder named Nardin as a partner, to improve the watch's strike mechanism. Devialet addressed both sound quality and output, or "how noisy it goes". Hourstriker, which shares its last name with a Devialet loudspeaker, is the resultant striking wristwatch that provides specific measurements. Hi-fi enthusiasts like myself will have to stop talking.