To mark its 75th anniversary, Orient Star is releasing a series of limited-edition timepieces in 2026, celebrating its Japanese mechanical watchmaking (…)

For nearly 80 years, the legendary Cricket calibre has awakened its wearer with the same unmistakable cricket-like sound. Today, Vulcain opens a new chapter (…)

The dial’s artwork – including Snoopy, his red doghouse and surrounding clouds – are fired into enamel, creating a miniature work of art.

The Roman independent Haute Horlogerie atelier presents a precious expression of colour, craftsmanship and artistic freedom.

Through a dedicated selector, the wearer may choose between the conventional indication of time or activate the 12:59 sequence – the longest possible strike (…)

With a very special design, notably its facet-cut bezel inspired by a “brinicle” beneath the icy polar sea, this commemorative MR-G Frogman model celebrates (…)

Originally launched in 1969, one of the earliest dive chronographs is back this summer. It returns – nearly 60 years later – with a full collection of eight (…)

Charriol brings together two worlds rarely united in Swiss watchmaking: the technical credibility of a true automatic sports watch and the refined elegance (…)

Montblanc pays homage to a special geological form found in the Mer de Glace – the largest glacier on the Mont-Blanc massif. Its geologically complex (…)

With this new 42mm timepiece, H. Moser & Cie. brings together a flyback chronograph, a second time zone and a date display in a composition of rare (…)