Time to get watch-nerdy in the best way ⌚🔥 We’re diving into the AP Social Club with Audemars Piguet — cool people, cool moments, and even cooler watches. Held once a year, this gathering is the perfect opportunity to discover the main novelties launched by the brand and there were quite a few! Luxury energy, creative culture, and those small details only true watch lovers obsess over.

This time WatchesTV is heading to India for a deep dive into Titan—an absolute watchmaking giant that cranks out more pieces than the entire Swiss industry, yet is now boldly climbing the mechanical-horology mountain.

From ultra-slim quartz legends to a proudly home-designed tourbillon and a Jaipur-themed artistic showpiece,

Titan shows it’s serious about bringing Indian flair to fine watchmaking. The visit is packed with openness, surprises, and plenty of “Viva watchmaking!” energy as Titan aims for an exciting next chapter.

The RD5 by Audemars Piguet marks the final timepiece in the RD lineage of the brand of the Brassus, and they definitely set the bar high if this is indeed the farewell iteration of some incredible watches coming out of their R&D department.

Join us to discover the making of another legendary watch by Ferdinand Berthoud. Our film follows the making of a unique timepiece using traditional tools, ancestral techniques, and nothing but human skill.

Launched in 2014, the Astronomia initially received mixed reviews. Now, a decade later, it has become an icon, and we're celebrating the engineering audacity and innovative approach of the most daring ones, those who set trends.

In this episode, we take you behind the scenes at Concepto Watch Factory⁩, the independent lads responsible for crafting the mechanical dashboard clock of the Bugatti Tourbillon.

Czapek, the renowned Swiss watchmaker, celebrates its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of reviving the legacy of François Czapek, one of the most talented watchmakers of the 19th century.

Our new video presents an incredible story of how art can collaborate with watchmaking, creating masterpieces even from the drops of colours from the floor.

We inaugurate a new format, coming back on the latest industry figures shared by the Swiss Watchmaking Federation. This report comes out every month, and we will, from now on, go over these numbers with Mr. Oliver Müller in a rapid overview of the main trends witnessed and their consequences.

A new candy for your eyes. Our little tribute to the great masters-watchmakers who have made Watches and Wonders 2025 an amazing Salon by creating these outstanding pieces.

The First hand-made Seconde Foudrayante - Fragmentum by Oscillon.

This incredible clock is just a prototype, but it will blow your mind the moment you start digging deeper into the mechanical part of this marvel.

Many of you have heard about this guy who helped bring back the name of Derek Pratt to the watchmaking world.

A robot? A watch? A transformer? A nostalgic time-travelling machine! 🤖 Paying tribute to the wild creativity of the 1980s, HAUTLENCE unveils a jaw-dropping horological tribute: the RETROVISION ’85.

In true ‪H.Moser & Cie. spirit, the brand breaks all the rules of traditional watchmaking with a bold, Andy Warhol-inspired collection that breathes new life into natural gemstones.

Meet the all-new TYPE 7 — the most advanced tool watch Ressence has created to date. This time, on an integrated bracelet to underline the boldness of a sports watch.

The Classic Perpetual Calendar Manufacture by ‪Frederique Constant‬ makes a refined return, and it is smaller and better than ever!

With over 55,000 visitors and 23,000 public tickets sold, Watches & Wonders 2025 remains the global stage for horology. And this year, nearly 10,000 young minds were introduced to the magic of mechanical watchmaking—future collectors and creators in the making.

Just when we thought we’d seen it all, Vacheron Constantin shatters expectations once again.