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Gérald Genta’s cult steel sports watch marks five decades with two antimagnetic, chronometric limited editions, blending industrial purpose with boulevardier appeal.
As spring’s perennial flush of horological novelties lose their, well, novelty, Alex Doak finds his heart ticking to a fresh wave of wrist fodder, winding its way from the valleys of Switzerland and Germany.
Switzerland’s most venerable watchmaker invites you to Bond Street to feast your eyes on some unprecedented horological masterpieces
Thirty years have passed since Patek Philippe coined a classic – and its new calendar celebrates in style
Vacheron Constantin’s latest ultra-thin beauty mixes platinum sheen with off-the-scales orange-blush colouration
Joining Universal Genève at Breitling’s ever-expanding ‘House of Brands’ is an imminent reboot with horological heritage, rare affordability and ‘wanderlust’ all baked in
Swiss watchmaker to pilots both civil and military (plus Jerry Seinfeld) has fine-tuned its most high-flying icon
As the velvet ropes go back up on Geneva’s Palexpo convention centre, Alex Doak returns from Watches and Wonders bearing news of much horological brilliance
IWC stole this week’s Genevan trade-fair extravaganza, gazing to the heavens in cahoots with US space privateers, ‘VAST’… And horolo-design guru Christian Knoop is here to tell us where the cool factor lies
Geneva’s sleeping beauty awakens to cult status, at the hands of mighty Breitling
Switzerland’s perennial, affordable, not to mention sartorial watchmaker has something up its French-cuffed sleeve
Seventy-two years young, a Swiss watchmaking legend is making another date with one of its perennial classics
Inspired either by the golden ratio or an American highway junction, Patek Philippe’s Golden Ellipse became one of the brand’s most distinctive and unexpectedly radical watch designs.
Thirty years pushing the envelope of modern ‘haute horlogerie’ demand nothing less than the most virtuoso birthday present any watch nerd could hope for.
It’s lights out! on this season’s horological race for F1 superiority with a brace of tuned-up tickers paying tribute to Mercedes-AMG Petronas’s British wünderkind
NASA's go-to chronograph supplier reverts to ‘reverse panda’ flight mode
Eleven new watches for every occasion, whether we’re sprucing ourselves up for party season, bracing for those long winter walks, or simply feeling those indulgent vibes already…
Lewis Hamilton’s race suit now bears the Prancing Horse, which means his wrist swears allegiance to Richard Mille’s similarly high-octane micro machines
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Gérald Genta’s cult steel sports watch marks five decades with two antimagnetic, chronometric limited editions, blending industrial purpose with boulevardier appeal.
As spring’s perennial flush of horological novelties lose their, well, novelty, Alex Doak finds his heart ticking to a fresh wave of wrist fodder, winding its way from the valleys of Switzerland and Germany.
Switzerland’s most venerable watchmaker invites you to Bond Street to feast your eyes on some unprecedented horological masterpieces
Thirty years have passed since Patek Philippe coined a classic – and its new calendar celebrates in style
Vacheron Constantin’s latest ultra-thin beauty mixes platinum sheen with off-the-scales orange-blush colouration
Joining Universal Genève at Breitling’s ever-expanding ‘House of Brands’ is an imminent reboot with horological heritage, rare affordability and ‘wanderlust’ all baked in
Swiss watchmaker to pilots both civil and military (plus Jerry Seinfeld) has fine-tuned its most high-flying icon
As the velvet ropes go back up on Geneva’s Palexpo convention centre, Alex Doak returns from Watches and Wonders bearing news of much horological brilliance
IWC stole this week’s Genevan trade-fair extravaganza, gazing to the heavens in cahoots with US space privateers, ‘VAST’… And horolo-design guru Christian Knoop is here to tell us where the cool factor lies
Geneva’s sleeping beauty awakens to cult status, at the hands of mighty Breitling
Switzerland’s perennial, affordable, not to mention sartorial watchmaker has something up its French-cuffed sleeve
Seventy-two years young, a Swiss watchmaking legend is making another date with one of its perennial classics
Inspired either by the golden ratio or an American highway junction, Patek Philippe’s Golden Ellipse became one of the brand’s most distinctive and unexpectedly radical watch designs.
Thirty years pushing the envelope of modern ‘haute horlogerie’ demand nothing less than the most virtuoso birthday present any watch nerd could hope for.
It’s lights out! on this season’s horological race for F1 superiority with a brace of tuned-up tickers paying tribute to Mercedes-AMG Petronas’s British wünderkind
NASA's go-to chronograph supplier reverts to ‘reverse panda’ flight mode
Eleven new watches for every occasion, whether we’re sprucing ourselves up for party season, bracing for those long winter walks, or simply feeling those indulgent vibes already…
Lewis Hamilton’s race suit now bears the Prancing Horse, which means his wrist swears allegiance to Richard Mille’s similarly high-octane micro machines