A standard-bearer, the DecaFlux is the first timepiece to feature Horage’s new silicon-powered K3 movement. Beyond its own use, Horage makes this technology (…)

At Europa Star, we were fortunate enough to take part in the quest to unravel the mysteries of the Tropic-Proof before its reissue by Alpina this year. This (…)

Now featuring a version with unidirectional rotating steel bezel and a polished insert, this update gives the watch a fresh brilliance – a brighter, more (…)

To celebrate the ten-year milestone, it wasn’t enough for Mr. Raffy to simply release a new dial colour. Instead, he encouraged the entire company - where (…)

Attention to detail and consistency are once again the hallmarks of this new model, which is simultaneously high-tech, handcrafted and robust. A brand new (…)

One year after the release of its inaugural timepiece, Guebly unveils the second chapter in its horological journey. The CH1 Rétrograde unites aesthetic (…)

Following the award-winning Tambour Carpe Diem and the Tambour Opera Automata, Louis Vuitton continues its daring journey of artistic horological expression (…)

Following on from the various colours that have personalised the displays decorated with a sunray motif in the Weekend proposals, this latest edition (…)

Forty years after the original, in 2023 Rado relaunched the Anatom with a matte black high-tech ceramic bezel paired with a textured rubber strap. This year (…)

The first annual calendar Geosphere in Minerva’s movements portfolio equips two limited editions in a 42mm case with a choice of Lime Gold 750/1000 (18k) (…)

Smaller case sizes are popular right now, no doubt influenced by interest in vintage and legacy models these past years. An illustrious representative of a (…)

In 1923 James Ward Packard took delivery of a Patek Philippe perpetual calendar desk clock with eight days of power reserve, in a silver case with applied (…)