As part of the brand’s celebration of 160 years, Zenith has released a limited edition tribute to founder Georges Favre-Jacot in the form of a dress watch powered by a 21st century update of their Calibre 135. Favre-Jacot was a… Read More ›
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NEW: PIAGET goes back to the 1960s
Today is not about watchmaking so much as it about design. At Watches & Wonders 2025 Piaget, a brand that does go the full spectrum between a record-breaking haute horlogerie brand and watches for those who prioritise design above all,… Read More ›
WATCHES & WONDERS 2025: Vacheron Constantin Platinum Traditionnelle Openface Limited Editions
To mark 270 years, Vacheron Constantin has launched three new platinum Traditionelle calendar complications (yes more calendars) with open-worked silvered gold dials engraved with their Maltese cross motif in an asymmetrical form. The dials also have sapphire parts integrated into… Read More ›
WATCHES & WONDERS 2025: Chopard L.U.C. Quattro Mark IV
It’s no secret that Chopard’s L.U.C. collection is our favourite of the brand’s offerings, and this year they celebrate twenty-five years of the L.U.C Quattro and the Quattro movement with an elegant new dress watch. The Quattro Mark IV comes… Read More ›
WATCHES & WONDERS 2025: Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Quantieme Perpétuel
Parmigiani has added a complication to their Toric collection in the form of the new Quantieme Perpétuel (Perpetual Calendar), available in two limited edition variants – Morning Blue, which has a pale blue dial in a platinum case, and Golden… Read More ›
WATCHES & WONDERS 2025: Cartier Reissues the Tank à Guichets
Cartier has introduced a new updated Tank à Guichets to their Privé collection. First introduced in 1928, those who have had any exposure to jump hours of this period may be familiar with other similar rectangular-cased Art Deco-inspired models of… Read More ›
WATCHES & WONDERS 2025: Jaeger-LeCoultre New Reverso Models
Jérôme Lambert is back at Jaeger-LeCoultre and his ‘return’ Watches and Wonders, and this is a good thing. It may not be a particular ‘birthday’ year for the Reverso, but that his return comes with a suite of new Reversos… Read More ›
WATCHES & WONDERS 2025: NOMOS Glashütte Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer
NOMOS Glashütte’s Zürich Worldtimer, which won a number of awards after its launch, is joined by a younger less dressy sibling – the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer. Featuring a new movement, it comes in two core models in silver and… Read More ›
WATCHES & WONDERS 2025: Frederique Constant Classic Perpetual Calendar Manufacture
Frederique Constant is a well-known brand that somehow still manages to stay under the radar of many people for certain things – the biggest of these certain things is an affordable perpetual calendar with an in-house movement. Launched in 2016,… Read More ›
WATCHES & WONDERS 2025: Ressence TYPE 7 GMT
Ressence has launched its first GMT – the Type 7 comes with an integrated bracelet (also a first) and the launch model comes in two colours – Night Blue and the limited edition XV Aquamarine, whose limitation number is in… Read More ›
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