As an homage to Vienna, a city defined by its history, art, and elegance, the model designed by Eric Giroud and crafted by Marc Jenni draws on the refined, (…)

The young Parisian brand’s first Métiers d’Art watch, limited to 12 pieces, features a dial made from the falcon’s eye, a mineral stone that is captivating (…)

The 1975 Collection marks a milestone for the brand’s 50th anniversary with a refined three-hand-date series. Inspired by their heritage, it carries forward (…)

The independent, family-owned Swiss watch company unveils this COSC-certified model in four vibrant colours, fronted by six high-profile Norqainers in a (…)

The Japanese brand upgrades the look of its most original collection through advancing its know-how with a new dial in four lacquered colours. It remains a (…)

A monochromatic creation that reinterprets traditional hand-guilloché techniques, it features an 18-carat gold dial, in-house micro-rotor movement, and (…)

Equipped with a quartz solar movement and advanced Lightmaster technology, the watch absorbs both natural and artificial light as it passes through the (…)

The second chapter of a story no one expected, born from the mad spirit of the M.A.D.1. It channels the club scene of Lausanne’s Dolce Vita and MAD in the (…)

The new sports model fully embraces avant-garde geometry, pairing a bold octagonal bezel with eight polished facets and a contrasting satin finish. Powered (…)

The brand calls it the world’s first on-demand pointer-date, displaying the date only when activated. It sits on a ceramic bezel framing a midnight purple (…)

Driven by the new in-house Calibre 9 with a flying tourbillon regulator, the watch features a dramatic, vortex-inspired guilloché dial and striking (…)

One of the brand’s icons returns for 2025 with a bold new look: now in a 30mm case, it channels vibrant, fashion-forward energy through three candy-coloured (…)