The Seamaster Planet Ocean watches are intentionally reminiscent of the first-ever Seamaster 300 watch launched in 1957.

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The WorldWatchReport 2005 study prepared by IC-Agency examines the interest expressed in twelve luxury watch brands and also includes indicators pertaining (…)

For its latest collection, Piaget invites you to take an imaginary stroll through a wonderful garden where ‘reality becomes emotion and where your (…)

With its inventive and often unusual timepieces, Harry Winston has earned a place in the world’s inner circle of authentic watch brands.

Linde Werdelin is a new watch company. The Biformeter is a totally original innovation. This happens when high chic marries high tech.

After lengthy and meticulous research, the True North Perpetual by Arnold & Son represents a landmark in contemporary watchmaking.

The hip-hop, bling-bling creations of US-based Tiret

Heading up Gérald Genta and Daniel Roth for several years now, Gérald Roden has succeeded in repositioning these two names in the very (…)

After taking over the management of Hublot, Jean-Claude Biver announced that he was going to give “a new dimension” to the brand founded by Carlo Crocco.

After nearly two years of research and development, Bernhard Lederer’s half-flying tourbillon sees the light of day.

24 time zones, a home and away dial, day and night indications, a power reserve indicator, a large date and a few other ingenious (…)