The chronograph has long been a watchmaking staple, but the past decade has seen a remarkable wave of technical and creative reinterpretations.This is not a ranking of the most prestigious
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Piaget has introduced the Sixtie, a new ladies’ timepiece line drawing on the Maison’s heritage of unconventional case shapes and jewellery-inspired design. The model revives the trapeze silhouette first seen in
Mido has released a new variation of its successful Ocean Star 200C diver's watch. This latest edition pairs the model’s robust features with a fresh look, emphasised by the vibrant green
Bovet has recently unveiled the Récital 30, a new timepiece entirely dedicated to its in-house developed world time system. It offers a practical display of all 24 time zones, including
Originally launched in 1957 alongside the Seamaster 300 and the Speedmaster, the Omega Railmaster was the most understated of the trilogy but no less innovative.Designed for professionals exposed to strong
Andersen Genève has unveiled the Split-Seconds Worldtimer, an exclusive creation that, for the first time, unites two of watchmaking’s most sophisticated complications: the rattrapante (or split-seconds) chronograph and the worldtimer.Housed
Bulgari’s Octo Finissimo Skeleton 8 Days ref. 104121 marks a bold step forward in ultra-thin skeleton watches, now dressed in a striking black DLC titanium case. Building on the earlier versions
Hanhart has unveiled a special version of its Aquasphere diver’s watch: the Aquasphere Ocean Fade, following the launch of last year’s debut model, the Freefall Blue.This new model blends the professional
First introduced in 1972, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, a creation by Gérald Genta, marked a turning point in the world of luxury watches. From the original reference 5402 to
Inspired by one of the most iconic eras in design, the Seventies Chronograph stands out for its distinctive square case and well-balanced dial layout.For the first time, Glashütte Original presents
With the Chief Chronograph, Favre Leuba reinterprets one of its classics: the 1970 Chrono Valjoux 23. The model revisits the cushion-shaped case and distinctive design language of the original, blending vintage
Oris expands its iconic Divers Sixty-Five line with a fresh 40 mm chronograph, distinguished by refined ocean-green accents.The sunray silver-grey dial of the new Divers Sixty-Five Chronograph features twin sub-dials
Rolex has launched a new company, Rolex Quantum SA, to focus on the development and commercialisation of optical atomic clocks. Based in Neuchâtel, the company will operate from the historic
Three years after the introduction of the Perception, a model that generated significant buzz among watch enthusiasts, Atelier Wen now unveils the launch edition of the Ancestra, the first model
First introduced by Eberhard & Co. in 1959, the Scafograf quickly became one of the brand’s most successful diving watches and a standout model of the 1960s.It featured all the
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