Catharsis is a singular interpretation of the minute repeater carillon tourbillon, with no visible display of time.

The 1960s represented a modern awakening – a revolution in fashion, technology, and culture. For Carl F. Bucherer, the decade was also a turning point: (…)

To mark the completion of the six-year long transformation of The Old War Office building into London’s most anticipated, luxurious residential development, (…)

In 2023, Alpina is unveiling three new variations of its Alpiner Comtesse Quartz women’s sports watch featuring new dials in brown, peppermint green, and (…)

A limited edition of 200 pieces to celebrate the fusion of two pillars of the Hublot universe: the Big Bang Unico and the manufacturer’s magic gold alloy.

The creative and renowned watch collector Horomariobro, dubbed “the King of Macro photography” on Instagram, had the desire for Armin Strom to create a (…)

Once again, the designers at Glashütte Original have created a timepiece that captures the spirit of the Sixties and transports it into the present. Fitted (…)

Seiko’s tradition as a pioneer in sports timing began in the 1960s, when the company introduced to the world’s sporting stage a range of timing devices that (…)

Girard-Perregaux and Saint Laurent Rive Droite have produced a new interpretation of the iconic Casquette watch limited to 100 pieces.

The latest series of timepieces from this inspired collaboration pulls exquisite natural motifs from three quite-different plants into stunningly original (…)

Honouring the Edox heritage of classic models designed for paratroopers and the military in the 1960s and 1970s, the SkyDiver 38 Date Automatic combines the (…)

Alpina has unearthed two 14-piece series of the authentic Calibre 490, released exactly 85 years ago; only a very few of these are still in existence. The (…)