Chaumet’s Joséphine Aigrette Ref. W85845 makes a good case for these occasions, with its deep blue dial, a surround of ...

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Datograph Perpetual, originally introduced in 2006 as the brand’s first watch to ...

Certainly, expectations were upended this April at Watches and Wonders when Bvlgari unveiled its new quartet of 37mm Octo ...

For some time there’s been speculation around the future of Zenith, one of the key pillars of LVMH’s watchmaking division, with financial difficulties in recent years putting the future of the famed ...

In 1916, brothers Albert and Sam Govberg opened a small jewelry store in Philadelphia. A lot has changed in the 110 years since then. The company has expanded far beyond Philadelphia and the Govberg ...

MB&F’s original Legacy Machine returns in EVO form, while Hublot revisits 1980, Bell & Ross goes to space, IWC looks ahead to ...

In 1980, Carlo Crocco put a gold watch on a rubber strap and launched Hublot. Forty-six years, several owners and one ...

The ION Orchard exhibition pairs Lange’s chronograph history with classic motoring and live demonstrations by artisans from ...

The headliner for Patek Philippe’s Grand Art Exhibition in Milan is the new ref. 5978P-010, a limited edition of 120 pieces that pairs an instantaneous perpetual calendar with a chronograph equipped ...

Born from what G-Shock creator Kikuo Ibe mentioned as his pursuit of “the watch we all wanted,” the MR-G has spent an entire three decades carrying the durability and shock resistance of G-Shock into ...

HAUTLENCE has been clear about its reverence for Swiss watchmaking since the very beginning. The name is an anagram of Neuchâtel, the historic watchmaking hub where the brand was founded in 2004. Its ...

At just 48 grams including its strap, the Venezianico Redentore Levius is ridiculously light for a mechanical dress watch. Its grade 5 titanium construction keeps its physical presence on the wrist to ...