The Swiss watchmaker has been making quality timepieces for nearly a century in a low key manner. We explore the brand and the steps it’s taking to get into (…)

Yes, they can. The Horological Machine N°8 is a high-octane race car-inspired design based on North American values that only this horological lab can pull off.

Patek Philippe complicates its collection and Brexit complicates the European luxury market. Meanwhile the movement battle rages on in Switzerland. All that (…)

The Bavarian capital hosts the world of watchmaking on 28 – 30 October 2016, aiming to signal the revival of the watchmaking industry.

The Zurich-based watchmaker sets a new market standard by using coloured forged carbon bezels in its latest release, all for under 2,000 Swiss francs.

A leader in watchmaking and a leader in giving back, The Geneva-based brand demonstrates its class with the Rolex Awards for Enterprise.

It’s high time for more modest brands from the Low Countries. Introducing Cluse watches, a new brand from Holland focused on the minimalist, affordable market.

Ultimate exclusivity is the name of the game for the Neuchâtel-based company, which stands out by producing highly personal timepieces.

The special edition Zeigerdatum timepiece by the German brand honours its founder with a rare complication from the good old days: the date hand.

The Swiss brand does a lot of things well with the Alpiner 4 range, but what’s the one things that’s off?

Invented in 1816 by Louis Moinet, we take a quick look back at the history of one of the most popular complications in watchmaking history.

Looking for a travel buddy? Targeting the affluent globetrotter, the Parisian maison has produced one of the most beautiful table clocks out on the market (…)