In the highest echelons of luxury watchmaking, sapphire cases are nothing new. Brands like Jacob & Co. and Hublot have been experimenting with dramatic full-sapphire presentations for years, typically with
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Gallet is back, and it's got Breitling's full weight behind it. At Geneva Watch Days 2026, a 200-year-old brand gets its second act.The post Gallet relaunch explained: More affordable Breitling-backed
It was April 2024 when I saw some of the Albishorn models — prototypes at that stage — for the first time. At Watches and Wonders, it’s easy to get
Hanhart has presented the 417 ES Steve McQueen Limited Edition No. 1, a 300-piece edition that revisits one of the most recognisable watches associated with the American actor and racing
Few cars have the timeless demeanour the Jensen Interceptor has. It is considered one of the coolest and most unique British GT cars ever made, with V8 power from Chrysler
The Dennison ALD Elements pairs a slim 1970s-inspired cushion case with a striking four-stone mosaic dial and bark-mesh braceletThe post Piecing it Together: The Dennison ALD Elements brings 1970s glamour
At some point or other, we’ve all dreamed of what our ideal watch would look like. Sometimes it exists — and, better yet, is readily available and within budget —
A year after Longines debuted the refreshed and resized Spirit Pilot models, four new iterations are touching down. They’re not completely out of the blue. After the black versions, the
BY JOVAN When Paris-based Version Watches landed on the horology scene, founders Cybèle Vigneron and Carla Lanfranchini immediately stood out by skipping the usual cookie-cutter microbrand playbook in favor of an
The Cartier Roadster is back for 2026. We look at why its automotive design and unmistakable character make it Cartier’s true sports watch.The post The Cartier Roadster is the sports
When you work in a world about objects that measure time, you are confronted daily with the finite nature of things – nothing lasts forever. Speaking a bit less existentially,
What We Know This week, Hamilton dropped the latest in their series of vintage-inspired watches. But where most brands lean hard on their mid-century offerings for their re-editions, here Hamilton
What We Know Sinn just dropped a new take on their classic 103 St pilot chronograph to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Lufthansa, one of the world's largest airlines. The
Patek Philippe’s WATCH ART Grand Exhibition Milano 2026 opened today at CityOval in Milan’s CityLife district, bringing together more than 500 watches, movements and objects across approximately 2,900 square metres. We
Armin Strom has conquered the indie watchmaking scene with its combination of mechanical inventiveness and striking asymmetric displays. As a fully integrated manufacture, Armin Strom can bring its wildest mechanical
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