A complete calendar, power reserve, and day–night indication come together in a new dial architecture. Venezianico evolves its dress watch into a clearer, (…)

Dennison has unveiled the latest evolution of its ALD collection with the introduction of the ALD Mini and Mini Dual Time, redefining compact watchmaking (…)

When it comes to weight, there’s always debate: for some, the constantly felt presence of a hefty watch offers a certain reassurance; for others, a (…)

Mermont’s inaugural timepiece, “La Parfaite”, focuses on what is truly necessary with its finely crafted “solo hour hand”. Assembled in Geneva in limited (…)

Speake Marin is expanding the Ripples collection. Originally launched in 2022 as the brand’s first fully stainless-steel line with a casual-chic style, the (…)

The Harpoon Revival reintroduces a defining 1960s design to Favre Leuba’s collection. This revival is introduced with a gray dial, which is consistent with (…)

Albishorn presents the Thundergraph Khumbu, a new interpretation of its chronograph conceived for Alpine exploration. Rooted in the idea of a purpose-built (…)

In 1965, Oris changed the Swiss watch industry forever. A year later, its first lever escapement watch was introduced. Sixty years on, the Oris Star Edition (…)

Ever since Mr. Roger Dubuis co-patented his own biretrograde display with Jean- Marc Wiederrecht in 1989 and showcased it in the very first watches of the (…)

The Startimer collection makes a masterful return one century after Alpina’s first aviator watches. While remaining faithful to its century-old aeronautical (…)

Frederique Constant offers the Classic Worldtimer Manufacture a new chapter. It perfectly illustrates the Maison’s ambition: to present high added-value (…)

Conceived on the shores of Lake Como, as a reflection on the time-measuring instruments that once accompanied adventurers and explorers, the “Segreto di (…)