BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN A lot of the Richemont brands have been on a roll with their watches this year. Perhaps they knew they’d face a lot of competition at Watches &

BY DHANANJAY PATHAK Chopard introduced the Alpine Eagle collection to much fanfare in 2019. In 2020 the Chopard released the Alpine Eagle XL Chrono, a much-anticipated follow-up to the three-hand Alpine

BY ERIK SLAVEN Angelus isn’t the most familiar of brands, but the watchmaker produced a now iconic model back in 1942, the Chronodate. It was a first at the time with

BY ERIK SLAVEN Hublot introduced a proper sports watch variant of its popular Big Bang in 2020 with an integrated bracelet in several materials, including titanium, 18k gold and ceramic. This

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN In a recent article, I hinted that the old SIHH shows used to be dominated by either Vacheron Constantin or A. Lange & Söhne, both are Richemont owned,

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN My favourite thing about covering watch shows like Watches & Wonders Geneva is seeing all the crazy things that I know I’ll never be able to afford but

BY DHANANJAY PATHAK As a part of its new offerings for 2022, Arnold & Son have expanded its Ultra-thin Tourbillon collection with two new watches. Featuring a textured blue or green

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Let’s talk about horological icons. There are a few and undoubtedly every brand’s press release for every new watch it’s ever made, including the word “iconic” somewhere (this

BY DHANANJAY PATHAK IWC is one of the leading manufacturers of premium mechanical pilot’s watches. For the last couple of years, the brand has given its pilot watches, especially chronographs, a

BY ERIK SLAVEN The annual calendar and travel time are important complication for Patek. The brand introduced the first wristwatch annual calendar in 1996 (ref. 5035) and travel time (dual time

BY ERIK SLAVEN Piaget has come out swinging at Watches & Wonders with incredible pieces like the starry Altiplano Ultimate Concept, winner of the Aiguille d’Or prize at Grand Prix d’Horlogerie

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN It’s easy to forget that Grand Seiko makes more than just Hi-Beat and Spring-Drive movements for watches that will inevitably be compared to a Rolex and then left

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Yesterday we showed you the Overseas Tourbillon Skeleton from Vacheron Constantin, a unique and highly acclaimed addition to Vacheron Constantin’s sports range. We’re looking at two more mechanical

BY DHANANJAY PATHAK The Master Grande Tradition collection from Jaeger-LeCoultre is a testimony to the Swiss brand’s watchmaking expertise. Unveiled during the Watches and Wonder 2022 event, the latest addition to

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Unlike other well-established watchmakers, Chopard does not have a huge library of history books to look through when it needs some inspiration for a new model, at least