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From Cartier's revival of the iconic Tank à Guichets to Van Cleef & Arpels' poetic dual-time displays, French Maisons are at the forefront of a renewed fascination with one of...
The final variation of the jump hour design from Fears offers a modern take with a luminous twist.
Founded in Münster in 2001 by Manfred Brassler, German watchmaker MeisterSinger celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2026. Renowned for its single-hand watches, the brand pairs minim...
Marking a pronounced design shift for the British watchmaker, Bremont released the bold Terra Nova Jumping Hour model in 2025. A field watch inspired by early 20th-century military...
A celebration of proper independent watchmaking, looking back at the early days of creative thinking, unusual displays and complications that, back then, felt almost rebellious. A...
First released in 2009 as part of the emblematic Tambour collection, the Spin Time is, without a doubt, one of the most recognisable creations of Louis Vuitton horlogerie. The idea...
For 2026, Swiss Jaeger-LeCoultre releases a new limited-edition version of the Duometre Heliotourbillon Perpetual that originally debuted in 2024 (aBlogtoWatch hands-on with the or...
Piaget presents the new Polo Minute Repeater, bringing an ultra-thin minute repeater into the Maison’s contemporary sports-watch collection. The model combines an openworked, hand-...
With a patent-pending DST adjustment bezel, Ming takes an innovative look at a classic complication.
Angelus continues its exploration of purpose-built chronographs with the new Instrument de Mesures, a model that combines three of the most useful historical chronograph scales in...
Worldtimers are among the most practical complications for frequent travellers, yet they have, apart from a few high-end, complex watches, one persistent limitation: daylight savin...
Akhor is an independent Geneva-based watchmaking Maison founded by Anissa Bader, whose family owns Clamax, the Geneva-based micromechanical company founded in 1988. Bader has led C...
Nivada Grenchen unveiled the Autochron Automatic Orange, the latest interpretation of the Autochron line launched in 2024 to revive one of the brand’s rare late-1970s sports-chrono...
De Bethune, a co-founder of Geneva Watch Days, returns for the seventh edition with a beautiful piece that revisits the brand’s digital time display. Featured across various models...
A. Lange & Söhne presents a new execution of the Triple Split (Ref. 424.025F), the world’s only split-seconds chronograph capable of measuring comparative and intermediate time...
Bovet has unveiled the Récital 31, a new interpretation of the perpetual calendar that pairs high-end technical sophistication with a more intuitive and legible user experience.Hou...
Since its inception 15 years ago, DWISS has never been content with a standard interpretation of time or a conservative approach to watchmaking. Throughout the brand’s lineup, you’...
Fears made some news this week not only with a new release, but also the announcement that one of their signature watches is being retired. The new Brunswick 40.5 Jump Hour ‘Ultimu...
This year, jubilation is in order as we salute the centenaries of two of Hans Wilsdorf’s brainchildren and Gérald Genta’s masterful duo. The post Jubilations Are In Order For These...
Named after the illustrious 18th-century watchmaker Charles Leroy, L.Leroy made its return over the past couple of years with high-end complications such as the Osmior Bal du Temps...
The Prague Astronomical Clock in the Czech Republic is the oldest mechanical tracker of celestial events that remains operational today. Introduced in 1410, it displays the relativ...
There’s also a pocket watch that counts down the millennia, a platinum Tiffany chronograph, and a Chinese “California” dial.
The split-second wristwatch is arguably Patek Philippe’s most under-appreciated complication. It’s also one of the brand’s rarest, with only thirteen serially produced references....
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