Urwerk unveils a new interpretation of the UR-150. And in this edition, yellow gold has taken control!

Two years after the introduction of the original 46mm Maxspor GR8, Kerbedanz unveils a new, more compact and technically evolved interpretation of its (…)

For 2026, the Tonda PF Sport Chronograph Ultra-Cermet Mineral Blue continues this exploration. Here, Ultra-Cermet becomes an architectural language. Shaped (…)

Innovation in watchmaking crafts: a programme fostering the future of horological craftsmanship through incubation and new approaches.

The emblematic Openworked collection is dressed in an intense, luminous Royal Blue, offering a new interpretation of its mechanical architecture.

Seven new expressions: Six iconic Doxa colorways, plus a radical Whitepearl version with a dial entirely coated in Super-LumiNova®. True as ever to the (…)

Time has a heart, and the new Mike model proves it! M.I.K.E. stands for more than just a name — it represents an attitude: M – Mission, I – Inspiration, K – (…)

For this year’s art watch, Ressence teamed up with Belgian artist Jules Wittock to introduce a hand-drawn maze onto the dial of the brand’s Type 9. The T9 (…)

Renowned for its extraordinary light and beauty, the city has inspired generations of artists throughout the centuries. Among them was J.M.W. Turner, who (…)

A 100-piece limited edition in Grade 5 titanium, opening a new chapter in the Labormatic collection.

With its fourth calibre, the independent Swiss watchmaker revisits the asymmetrical architecture of the Mirage through an entirely new mirrored movement. (…)

First launched in 1966, the Stingray became one of Roamer’s defining and best-selling collections. Today it returns in a modern guise, with a 42 mm case, an (…)