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Rado celebrates 40 years of High-Tech Ceramic

Rado celebrates 40 years of High-Tech Ceramic

Rado was the first watchmaker to use high-tech ceramic in series, presenting it on the Integral in 1986. Featuring a bracelet with high-tech ceramic middle (...)

Key leadership appointments in the newly created House of Brands

Key leadership appointments in the newly created House of Brands

In the context of the creation of the House of Brands which includes Breitling, newly launched Universal Genève and upcoming Gallet, changes have been (...)

Jaquet Droz: nothing but the unique, nothing but art

Jaquet Droz: nothing but the unique, nothing but art

Under the leadership of CEO Alain Delamuraz, Jaquet Droz is undergoing a profound transformation. The maison no longer seeks merely to produce watches, but (...)

“Precision, much like time itself, is multidimensional”

“Precision, much like time itself, is multidimensional”

INTERVIEW

In 2026, Jaeger-LeCoultre turns the spotlight on the Vallée de Joux - reimagined for the occasion as the “Valley of Inventions.” In this territory, (...)

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Van Cleef & Arpels, a little closer to the stars

Van Cleef & Arpels, a little closer to the stars

This year, the Maison invites us to lift our gaze skyward. In a harmonious marriage of aesthetics and technical virtuosity, the 2026 creations unfold as a (...)

Hermès brings its flair to skeleton watchmaking

Hermès brings its flair to skeleton watchmaking

First titanium movement, and also its first openworked calibre: with the Hermès H08 Squelette, the house opens an entirely new chapter in its watchmaking (...)

Miyota, the indispensable engine of accessible watchmaking

Miyota, the indispensable engine of accessible watchmaking

The Japanese movement manufacturer, which operates 17 factories across the archipelago, occupies a distinctive position – one that carries a certain (...)

German Watch Museum Glashütte: a new foyer exhibition for the 200 years of Moritz Grossmann

German Watch Museum Glashütte: a new foyer exhibition for the 200 years of Moritz Grossmann

One of the pioneers of the Glashütte watch industry and founder of the German School of Watchmaking Glashütte, Moritz Grossmann was born 200 years ago on 27 (...)

Tissot and the World's Fairs (1878-1893)

Tissot and the World’s Fairs (1878-1893)

Against all the odds and despite living in the middle of nowhere, watchmakers were great travelers. It is easy to imagine how these pioneers were welcomed (...)

L.Leroy: a legendary name makes its comeback

L.Leroy: a legendary name makes its comeback

Dormant for nearly a decade, L.Leroy is now re-emerging on the watchmaking stage with a clear ambition: to reconnect with its own legend. As it celebrates (...)

Universal Genève: “Le Couturier de la Montre” is back

Universal Genève: “Le Couturier de la Montre” is back

Universal Genève is undeniably one of the twentieth century’s most recognised and celebrated brands among watch lovers. Its aura remains untouched even (...)

When Longines patented the Flyback: a 90-year legacy

When Longines patented the Flyback: a 90-year legacy

On June 16, 1936, the publication of a patent marked a decisive turning point in the history of watchmaking and aviation. By introducing the flyback (...)

Beyer Chronometrie acquired by longtime partner Patek Philippe

Beyer Chronometrie acquired by longtime partner Patek Philippe

The iconic premises on Zurich’s Bahnhofstrasse will close at the end of the year and will be converted in early 2027 into a Patek Philippe boutique, with (...)

Raymond Weil: the Millesime reimagined for Japan

Raymond Weil: the Millesime reimagined for Japan

In collaboration with specialist journalist Masayuki Hirota and its distributor in Japan, GM International, Raymond Weil has created a limited edition of (...)

Sistem51: a radical take on Swiss mechanical watchmaking

Sistem51: a radical take on Swiss mechanical watchmaking

REPORT

It is one of the most original movements in the history of the Swiss watch industry. A calibre that embodies an industrial vision which now appears almost (...)

Richard Mille RM 07-01 Coloured ceramics 2026 collection: the final chapter

Richard Mille RM 07-01 Coloured ceramics 2026 collection: the final chapter

The 2026 RM 07-01 Coloured Ceramics collection marks the pinnacle of an aesthetic and technical exploration into colour and form that first began in 2021. (...)

The Horological Society of New York raises $1.2 million at its 160th anniversary gala

The Horological Society of New York raises $1.2 million at its 160th anniversary gala

The Horological Society of New York (HSNY) celebrated its 160th Anniversary Gala on Saturday, March 21, 2026, awarding a record $450,000 in financial aid (...)

Alexander Awards: the new awards for watch communications

Alexander Awards: the new awards for watch communications

Devoted to the art of watchmaking communication, the Alexander Awards celebrate those who give watchmaking its voice, its emotion, and its cultural (...)

“Hands on horology” returns to London in June 2026

“Hands on horology” returns to London in June 2026

Hands On Horology, the interactive watch event that puts timepieces directly in enthusiasts’ hands, returns to Protein Studios in Shoreditch on Saturday, 13 (...)

C.W. Sellors Acquired Out of Administration by New Ownership Group

C.W. Sellors Acquired Out of Administration by New Ownership Group

The core trading business of C.W. Sellors, one of the UK’s most respected independent jewellery and watch retailers and owner of Jura Watches and W. Hamond, (...)

Time to Watches & Couture announce current line up of brand partners

Couture and Time to Watches unveil the first details of Time to Watches Las Vegas @Couture, a dedicated watchmaking showcase set within the event’s main (...)

TimeVallée inaugurates a new shopping destination in Interlaken

TimeVallée inaugurates a new shopping destination in Interlaken

The global multi-brand luxury watch retail concept, founded in 2014 in Switzerland, announces the opening of its second Swiss boutique, after Lucerne. The (...)

“Virtual Hall”: the symphony orchestra in the immersive era

“Virtual Hall”: the symphony orchestra in the immersive era

With its Virtual Hall program, the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande is exploring a new frontier in music distribution. Developed with Geneva-based company (...)

A new chapter opens for Minerva watches

A new chapter opens for Minerva watches

For years, collectors have been calling for the return of Minerva as a standalone signature. That wish has now been fulfilled - still within Montblanc - (...)