An offbeat expression of a classic horological complication, the Arceau L’heure de la lune watch offers an original interpretation of Hermès watchmaking (…)

Unveiled in 2018, the Fiftysix® collection audaciously mixes eras. Its part-retro, part- contemporary silhouette inspired by an iconic 1956 watch reveals (…)

There are two distinctive realms in which craftsmanship, know-how and rarity would be nothing without passion, creativity and concern for details. Haute (…)

The Santos-Dumont watch was created in 1904 by Louis Cartier for his friend, Alberto Santos- Dumont, which allowed the aviator to read the time in flight. (…)

The project of a new world watch show in Geneva next April has been launched. Behind-the-scenes discussions are taking place to decide on its structure. (…)

The relationship between man and watch is as nuanced as the one between man and dog. The best examples of such connections last for years, even decades, (…)

To face the new reality, the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie has accelerated the digitalisation of its Watches & Wonders concept and is launching its (…)

The “writing slope” case has become a landmark of Bovet in less than three years. The brand’s owner, Pascal Raffy, has already been awarded with an Aiguille (…)

"The Streamliner is a chronograph which displays the time rather than a watch which features a chronograph. We preferred understatement, ergonomics, and (…)

The first MB&F piece in palladium, a rare silvery-white metal, embodies and accentuates the very essence of what is essential in a wristwatch: the (…)

Some important brands that were not inside the walls of SIHH still displayed an exhibition or unveiled novelties in Geneva. Here is a selection.

A subjective visual selection of 10 watches that impressed me at this year’s SIHH. And the reason why.