In-Depth: Tiffany & Co.’s Untapped Watchmaking Potential
America’s only heritage luxury brand is focusing its efforts on high jewelry horology, but surely there’s room for more?
Introducing – Longines Launches 15 New References in the Master Collection With Engraved Dials
Possibly the most classic and timeless range of Longines, the Master Collection has long been slightly overlooked since its inception in 2005, maybe due to a rather shy design. Yet, in 2022 to mark the brand’s 190th anniversary, Longines gave this collection a highly appealing twist, with grained dials and engraved Breguet-like numerals, elevating this […]
The Louis Moinet Black Moon tells you the moonphase with ancient Moon rocks (live pics)
With lunar meteorite used to represent the moon phase, the Black Moon takes subtle inspiration from Louis Moinet’s most famous invention.
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Every part of a watch movement, from screw to pinion
Ever wondered how a watch actually works? Here’s a guide to get you started, along with all the other parts of a basic movement.
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First Look – The New Ralph Lauren Polo Sport Collection
Ralph Lauren’s colossal lifestyle emporium is an ode to his vision of laid-back luxury with products ranging from tableware to pinstripe suits and watches. The American designer’s iconic Polo shirt of 1972, with its equestrian polo player logo, would become one of the brand’s most universal products and a classic piece of America’s homegrown preppy […]
Bulgari’s new Serpenti Misteriosi Pallini feature gems and gold beads that actually move like scales
These three Serpentis are an extravagant and kinetic fusion of high jewellery and high watchmaking.
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How does Piaget’s first-ever ceramic watch, the Polo Skeleton Ceramic, look and feel on the wrist?
Clad in jet-black ceramic and featuring a nighttime theme, this milestone watch is easily one of the sportiest Piagets ever released.
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Recap – Our Top Picks From This Year’s Geneva Watch Days Novelties
This year’s Geneva Watch Days was perhaps the hottest edition to date, both in actual daytime temperatures and in watches. With the thermometer hitting 30° Celius pretty much the entire week, we were impressed by the amount of genuinely innovative and creative watchmaking on display. From a skeletonized ultra-thin version of the Speake Marin Ripples […]
Recap – Our Top Picks From All Of This Year’s Geneva Watch Days Novelties
This year’s Geneva Watch Days was perhaps the hottest edition to date, both in actual daytime temperatures and in watches. With the thermometer hitting 30° Celius pretty much the entire week, we were impressed by the amount of genuinely innovative and creative watchmaking on display. From a skeletonized ultra-thin version of the Speake Marin Ripples […]
The mid-sized Grand Seiko SBGH347 debuts a new dial texture inspired by a frozen waterfall
The Grand Seiko SBGH347 not only debuts an icy blue dial with a brand new texture, but also the first-ever 37mm Ever-Brilliant Steel case.
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