Unveiled at Watches & Wonders, the Royale Paris Chrono, Pequignet’s first in-house manufactured chronograph, is now available in boutiques and through (…)

The trio of racing chronographs are inspired by the bold team liveries of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Like those classic race cars, each watch has its (…)

This release also marks a new chapter for Arsène Lippens. From now on, the brand’s timepieces will be made accessible through exclusive releases, limited in (…)

Refined dimensions: a new, slimmer 40 mm case with a reduced 12.9 mm profile, designed to fit a wider range of wrists. Signature design codes: a dark blue (…)

Titan Company reimagines timekeeping through a disc-based display housed in a 2.20 mm mechanical caliber. 2.20 mm. The Edge UltraSlim Mechanical collection (…)

With the new DS Super PH2000M, Certina pushes the boundaries of its underwater watch collection further, introducing the first PH timepiece engineered for (…)

The familiar boundaries of watch design have been permanently redefined. Horology has always evolved alongside its manufacturing methods, with each new (…)

Bovet unveils the Récital 31, a new interpretation of the perpetual calendar that combines high horology, celestial complexity, contemporary wearability, (…)

The Midnight Purple story goes on. This time, Armin Strom takes the concept a step further. A colour deeply rooted in the history of the brand and inherited (…)

Like all Arnold & Son creations, the new Perpetual Moon “Colours of the Moon” celebrates the art of watchmaking inspired by one of the Maison’s three (…)

Amida today reveals the next step of its journey: the Digitrend Osii Black. Born from the desire to continue the legacy of the 1976 icon, this timepiece is (…)

With the Thermosphere Limited Edition, Hanhart presents a special model limited to 112 pieces, inspired by the breathing apparatus monitoring procedures (…)