This contemporary mechanical watch presents a proprietary 12/24-hour jumping display complication, with a modern architectural design twist.

To mark Geneva Watch Days 2026, Byrne unveils ‘All Number 10 in my Team’ and ‘Les Grandes Finales’, two creations brought together in a collector’s set in (…)

Laurent Ferrier extends its celestial quest from a brand new perspective. After celebrating the depths of the night sky with the first Classic Moon models, (…)

In 2026, after years dedicated to understanding, repairing and building for some of the most respected names in Haute Horlogerie, Jérôme Marcu presents his (…)

The world’s most enduring monuments are not remembered because they followed trends, but because they embodied an idea greater than themselves. Bogneri (…)

Hanhart is expanding the Preventor HD12 with a more compact variant. Together with British watch enthusiast Russell, known as the MAD Watch Collector, the (…)

Lady B continues Blancpain’s mechanical miniaturization legacy. Faithful to its motto of never producing quartz timepieces, Blancpain Lady B is powered by (…)

Hublot and Jeff Koons, two visionary forces renowned for transforming the ordinary, unveil a revolutionary collaboration that seamlessly merges watchmaking (…)

A new chapter in the story linking Jaquet Droz with the Supercar Owners Circle: a private collector, a member of the prestigious club, receives his unique (…)

Time is our most precious asset and Urwerk makes it feel even more dizzying with the UR-1001 Amadeus. This extraordinary creation embodies every imaginable (…)

Through the life of a brand, some pieces make a lasting impression. Back in 2025, when Awake presented the Frosted Leaf technique for the very first time, (…)

With the Neo Digiteur Pastel Code, Chronoswiss brings a softer, more playful edge to its handless mechanical icon. Offered in Rose, Mint and Sky, the three (…)