Typical of the 1930s, The Longines Heritage Classic sector dial is composed of different zones, each with a different finish. The matt centre circle allows (…)

A self-winding timepiece with 38-hour power reserve, created in celebration of the UK and its legendary band, the “Let It Be” edition is limited to 3,000 (…)

Dutch watchmaker Yvo Staudt visited the atelier of Jochen Benzinger to learn everything about Guilloche technique. The result is the new Staudt Guilloche (…)

Zenith brings its Icons collection of vintage watches to its online boutique, beginning with a pristine example of the G381, one its most coveted early El (…)

The diver photographer Greg Lecoeur has selected the Hydrosphere Bronze diving watch model and chosen a blue sunray dial for a limited edition retracing his (…)

A second variation of the Recordmaster joins the new series of automatic timepieces that revive Delbana’s past. Like the Recordmaster I, the new model (…)

The original model from 1986 combined Seiko’s legendary 1975 design with the 1,000 meter water resistance required for saturation diving with a quartz (…)

The limited-edition watch combines the DNA of both Universal Pictures’ record-smashing, homegrown film saga – Fast & Furious – and Jacob & Co. The (…)

Silicium marquetry involves assembling slivers of silicium cut into segments with a plasma accelerator. It is introduced for the first time on a new Freak X (…)

Maurice Lacroix introduces an additional version of the Masterpiece Gravity. The silver-toned dial sidesteps unnecessary clutter, delivering a clean dial (…)

The Skeleton Armure MU05 boasts four successive levels of dials, formed by a bezel, a flange, and two levels of dials with different treatments: one in NAC (…)

This is the 29th movement from De Bethune, which once again demonstrates bold technical mastery and expertise by fitting a GMT movement into a Starry Varius (…)