The highly refined model makes a bold return in an all-new execution with a gleaming malachite dial. This limited edition of 36 pieces features a 40 mm (…)

The Swiss watchmaking house continues to push the boundaries of haute horlogerie and revisits a storied model from the 1980s designed to highlight its (…)

The Norwegian brand’s first timepiece combining a GMT and chronograph movement, originally contracted by Special Operations Forces with a 9 o’clock crown, (…)

The Swiss brand unveils new iterations of these two models, all executed in titanium. The featherweight watches combine two grades of titanium, Grade 2 and (…)

The Art Déco-style watch comes in three new rectangular variants. These all share a quartz movement with two years of battery life, a silver-finish dial (…)

The Swiss heritage brand continues its “140 years of firsts” celebrations with the unveiling of the Caliber B19, which promises a century of precision (…)

The brand’s biggest launch of the year aims to be the most user-friendly true GMT watch on the market. With a multi-layered stainless steel case and (…)

Raketa presents a new version of its well-known Copernicus which was initially developed in 1965. The model honours Nicolaus Copernicus, the astronomer who (…)

In a delightful twist of horological fate and shared passion, the Swiss and British independent brands, two mavericks from opposite ends of the watch (…)

This limited edition of 36 pieces, boasting a 39 mm white gold case, has already established itself as a high-flying mechanical marvel. The dial, featuring (…)

Taking perhaps the most unexpected turn imaginable, the model is back with an all-new face: a dial-less design revealing the Swiss-made mechanics within. (…)

For this anniversary, the collection is expanding with new dials in green, terracotta, and anthracite grey, following a complete makeover last year. These (…)