The Big Bang is synonymous with Hublot, and 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the Swiss brand’s signature model. Among its novelties presented this year in Geneva at Watches &
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German brand Nomos knows how to have fun. While most of the Glashütte manufacture lies firmly in the realm of minimalist and Bauhaus design, the brand has always had a
Launched at this year’s edition of Watches & Wonders, Parmigiani has expanded its Toric collection to include a minimalist perpetual calendar. Arriving in two dial options, Golden Hour and Morning
As such an aggressively futuristic, constantly changing product line, it’s almost difficult to imagine the Hublot Big Bang turning 20 years old in 2025. Over the past two decades, this
It’s easy to become desensitized in today’s watch world. We are spoiled for choice, and once-prestigious complications are trickling down into more and more affordable watches. It was only a
At Watches & Wonders 2025, Oris seems to have broken into Wayne Szalinski’s lab for its latest release — the Oris Big Crown 34mm. This year, Oris has been channeling
At Watches & Wonders 2025, Piaget is reviving one of its most unconventional silhouettes with the launch of the new Piaget Sixtie jewelry watch collection. Tapping into the spunky spirit
For Watches & Wonders 2025, Cartier expands the Cartier Panthère line with five new models: the Panthère de Cartier 36.5mm in rose gold with a zebra-inspired dial and bracelet, two
Swiss juggernaut Patek Philippe has expanded its women’s Twenty4 collection, remaining traditionally focused on elegant, everyday timepieces for women. With this latest addition, the collection now includes one of watchmaking’s
This new watch from Patek Philippe is the best execution of the worst perpetual calendar displays on the market. This new iteration fixes an overwrought gold case and brings the
At Watches and Wonders 2025, Cartier unveiled four new Tressage models. Tressage—French for braid—is an exploration of volume and texture, blurring the line between jewelry and watchmaking. These pieces are
Every year, the Cartier Privé collection revisits one of the brand’s iconic timepieces and repackages it for today’s clientele. After spotlighting the Tonneau, Tank Normale, and Tortue in previous years,
Imagine being Thierry Stern, just minding your own business thinking you know how to make complicated watches. But not just complicated watches, but Grand Complications, the very peak of horological
When it was released in October of last year, the Patek Philippe Cubitus was the brand’s first new collection in 25 years and the brand’s new second integrated sports watch
As Watches and Wonders Geneva 2025 gets under way, we as enthusiasts can look forward to the annual tradition of mega-high-profile unveilings from heavy-hitting brands throughout the industry. What none
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