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

The latest addition to the classic Osmior collection encapsulates the brand’s refined heritage with its eye-catching flying tourbillon.

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 (…)

Concept One marks a significant step forward, debuting a groundbreaking solar watch and an automatic movement engineered with a reliable 68-hour power (…)

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 (…)

Following Blue Planet’s recognition at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG), the “Oscars of watchmaking,” CIGA design opens its 2026 Hunter (…)

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

The Dutch independent atelier is pushing the boundaries of contemporary watchmaking with the Ornament Nouveau, a striking creation that blends architecture, (…)

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 (…)

The independent manufacture formalises two decades of artisanal excellence with the launch of the Balancier QM, the first watch to bear the newly designated (…)

Produced in a limited edition of five pieces, this exceptional creation combines the Maison’s celebrated Gyrotourbillon with extraordinary hand engraving, (…)

In contemporary watchmaking, Bernhard Lederer stands apart. For four decades, the German watchmaker, who is based in Switzerland, has pursued a singular (…)