Multiple time zone timepieces are embedded in the DNA of the House of Bovet, and the Orbis Mundi has seen several variations on this theme. To celebrate (...)

Miniaturist André Martinez was instrumental in developing this decorative art in haute horology and has trained an entire next generation of artists. His (...)

To mark the completion of the six-year long transformation of The Old War Office building into London’s most anticipated, luxurious residential development, (...)

The independent Swiss manufacture introduces its first full skeleton timepiece. And what a skeleton it is!

Founded in the early 1800s as a specialist in the decorative arts and fine mechanics, Bovet experienced a renaissance in the new millennium under the (...)

Bovet embraces a global view to celebrate its 200th anniversary this year. With the Orbis Mundi, reading the time in all 24 time zones is intuitive and (...)