Back in 2018 Montblanc introduced the 1858 Geosphere worldtimer watch, which featured two rotating hemisphere. Now, for the first time, there are two limited edition, annual calendar versions of the Geosphere model, powered by a new Minerva manufacture movement. The… Read More ›
At Baselworld (remember that?) 2011 Hermès launched the Arceau Le Temps Suspendu, with the Arceau case the vehicle for a movement made with the assistance of Agenhor and its founder Jean-Marc Wiederrecht. Although it has not dated, Hermès has now… Read More ›
Louis Moinet is paying tribute to the ‘Compteur De Tierces’ (‘Counter of Thirds’) with the 1816, named after the year in which Louis Moinet completed the world’s first chronograph (pocket watch) to conduct calculations about the movement of stars, a… Read More ›
The Roger Dubuis of 2025 is, in many ways, very different to the brand’s early years, and we’re not just talking about aesthetics. The new Excalibur Biretrograde Calendar is a nod to the very first watch, a biretrograde, that Roger… Read More ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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