Brand CEO Peter Stas believes that 30-40% of Swiss watches will feature smart technology in the next 3-5 years, according to the latest press release from (…)

Founded by a talented craftsman in 1904, the success of the company was anything but certain. But in 2017 the brand is present in over 60 countries, with a (…)

The evolution of watchmaking will be interchangeable. That’s according to this Swedish watchmaker, which developed a modular watch design with both (…)

The Danish watchmaker excels at producing minimalist timepieces with clean lines, the product of Asian Zen philosophy fused with Danish design concepts.

It will never keep you in the dark. The latest timepiece by the Swiss watchmaker brings the colours of the polar lights to the wrist in well-designed GMT (…)

Since 1976, Rolex has been doing its share to give back to the community through the Rolex Awards for Enterprise. Applications are open for the 2018 awards, (…)

Beat up and broken in. That’s what Italian watchmaker Out of Order, or OOO, is offering to watch enthusiasts. Will the design concept have mass appeal?

The Kalysta is the first collection of precious mechanical watches for ladies, and it also brings a brand-new complication developed by the manufacture.

The special Valentine’s Day timepiece features the rare gemstone astorite, enhancing its aura of elegance and femininity.

It’s Bering-time! The Danish company is a rookie by watchmaking standards, but its fast growth is something other brands can only aspire to.

The young brand looks to challenge the affordable minimalist timepiece market with its clean, railroad-inspired creations. But what’s their added value?

The independent Scandinavian watchmaker fuses knife-work and watchmaking to produce some of the best Damascus steel timepieces in the world.