A private Fabergé desk clock of exceptional imperial provenance makes its first appearance at the Genevan auction house. This Russian treasure was crafted (…)

This model is the first Square Bang to feature two central hands. It’s also the first with a 3D carbon case, the first regulated by a tourbillon, and the (…)

Rugged, athletic, and handsome, the two new models mark the first use of a high-tech ceramic monobloc case for the chronographs in the series. One pairs (…)

The new model is a 1980s revival with a modern silhouette that reinterprets the collection’s original rectangular form. Inspired by the smoothness of a (…)

The age-old art of Vietnamese lacquerware meets contemporary watchmaking in three limited editions inspired by Earth’s colours. A new hand-developed (…)

After 20 years of wild creativity, the brand takes an unexpected turn to create an elegant, classical 38mm watch. The SP One movement showcases a trinity of (…)

The Classics Manchette is the latest reinterpretation of a 1980s cuff watch, last revived in the 2000s. Now styled as a bracelet embossed with a square Clou (…)

Over 60 years since its debut, the model returns with a cleaner look, updated colour gradients, and advanced anti-magnetic performance of up to 15,000 (…)

The latest evolution is designed for maximum legibility and performance. Three new dial colours, Ice Blue, Coho Salmon, and Basalt Grey, pair with (…)

Originally designed for the French Navy in the 1960s, this new diver’s watch merges military pedigree with modern refinement. From its subtly patinated dial (…)

Combining Italian flair with Swiss excellence, this special-edition masterpiece reinterprets one of the Roman Jeweller’s most emblematic timepieces, with (…)

The hand-wound calibre within was engineered to mirror A.-L. Breguet’s first tourbillon, itself based on a chronometer movement by John Arnold. Yet with (…)