The Turbine Skull is offered in two versions: a steel case with a blue dial and a blackened steel case with black display.

Raketa presents a new version of its well-known Copernicus, initially developed in 1965. The dial is made of aventurine, a stone that looks like a starry (…)

This anniversary is marked by a trilogy that honours the brand’s origins. Each part of this celebration pays tribute to the founding values of the (…)

Armin Strom has introduced the new Dual Time GMT Resonance to celebrate its 15th anniversary as a fully integrated manufacture. A kinetic spectacle.

Like all La Vallée timepieces, Attimo offers the possibility of unprecedented personalisation. Produced in just 50 individually numbered units, this (…)

A new chapter in the story of this ‘sonnerie au passage’, the Bel Canto Classic features a number of new features, most notably a new laser-etched guilloché (…)

Introducing the Montalbano by Roamer, a Swiss-made masterpiece that combines classic design with modern functionality.

In 1945, the Swiss family-owned company was commissioned to equip 30,000 U.S. Army soldiers with Felco timepieces. To mark the 80th anniversary of this (…)

The Stratos UTC embodies Formex’s vision of a cutting-edge pilot’s watch, meticulously engineered with a bespoke module by Swiss movement specialist (…)

For its first appearance at Watches and Wonders, Eberhard & Co. unveiled two new chronographs: the Chronographe 1887 Édition Limitée (Ref. 31081), a (…)

Thirty years after racing icon Ayrton Senna’s untimely death, the legend lives on, celebrated anew in a Netflix series honouring his remarkable (…)

Over the past 23 years, Bovet has established itself as a specialist in the perpetual calendar complication. Now, the brand unveils a new iteration of the (…)