The young Swiss watch brand BA111OD, which has made a name for itself by democratising fine watchmaking, is launching a Swiss-made non-skeletonised model. (…)

Showcasing Maison Piaget’s legacy of combining fine watchmaking with jewellery craftsmanship, the Polo Emperador watch introduces a stunning complication. (…)

The new model is a faithful re-creation of Seiko’s archival 1968 model, the brand’s first GMT with a rotating bezel. Retaining the original’s classic sports (…)

Delving deeper than ever before, the Swiss independent brand has introduced the most water-resistant diver’s watch in its collection, encased in titanium. (…)

The Swiss manufacturer presents its first 34mm Royal Oak Selfwinding model crafted entirely in white ceramic. Faithful to the design of the 2021 black (…)

The fourth volume this year of the ever-growing collection that began in 2020 delves into the fascinating world of chronographs. This XXL, 200-page book, (…)

The new Blast Free Wheel Marquetry defies haute horlogerie boundaries, featuring a multi-coloured silicon marquetry dial for the first time. Showcasing the (…)

Born in Amsterdam, raised by the world: Ace Jewelers and Frederique Constant join forces for a limited edition Highlife Worldtimer that pays tribute to the (…)

Orient has welcomed new models to the popular Classic and Simple Style series, which is part of the Classic Collection. These four colour variants combine (…)

Provoking a sensation as the Atelier’s first creation in carbon, the Double Balancier Convexe embraces new dimensions with a more compact diameter of (…)

Featuring bold green and yellow degrade bezel and a tropical foliage inspired dial with pineapple counterweight, this timepiece exists as a nod to the good (…)

This new green timepiece is Krayon’s first foray into titanium watches. The limited edition features a singular, deceptively simple complication, introduced (…)