In this Primetime edition, we go through the latest events in the watch world — from GPHG edition, New York, Mexico and Bangkok Watch Week to what’s coming up at Dubai Watch Week.

We’ll also go through some of our favourite pieces from the GPHG 2025, with stunning creations from Chopard, Audemars Piguet, Van Cleef and many independents really making waves.

Plus, we’ve got some exciting news — MB&F is celebrating 20 years with a special raffle, and Audemars Piguet is coming back for Watches & Wonders 2026. So grab a coffee and get ready.

At Watches & Wonders 2025, Hermès‬ made a bold yet refined choice: no brand-new collection this year. Instead, they turned inward, drawing from their own design heritage to reimagine icons with fresh emotion and craftsmanship.

First presented at the Watches & Wonders in spring 2024, this watch has caught our attention because of its distinctive equestrian features and the fantastic sound of its minute repeater sealed in a 43mm titanium case.

In this Showtime edition, we come back on the Watches & Wonders week, new watches, and other important developments on the business side.

Hermès Horloger presents new shapes of cases, one exceptional minute repeater with a crazy centre triple-axis tourbillon and new high jewellery and métiers d’art timepieces.

A special video about the double winner of the GPHG 2022, the Hermès Arceau le Temps Voyageur. It is a fantastic watch with the unique "Travelling time" mechanism developed exclusively for Hermès showing 24 time zones via a circular disc and a mobile counter. And Jean-François Mojon from Chronode explains in detail how it functions.

Last year was an important stepping stone for Hermès with L'Heure de la Lune which definitely put the brand in the league of the big player in terms of high-end watchmaking. This timepiece came in two versions, both limited to 100 pieces and they are now adding very limited edition versions with some extremely rare lunar and martian meteorite dials.

It's indeed this time of the year when we come back on some of the most beautiful timepieces we managed to get our hands and eyes on including timepieces from: Patek Philippe, A. Lange & Söhne, Vacheron Constantin, FP. Journe, Rolex, Moritz Grossmann, Ferdinand Berthoud, Kari Voutilainen, Charles Frodsham, Greubel Forsey, Andersen Genève, Purnell, Armin Strom, Richard Mille, Hermès, David Rutten, URWERK and a few extra more!

What a historic crazy moment we just lived with the shattering record just set for a wrist watch: 31 Million Swiss Francs for the one and only steel Grand Master Chime from Patek Philippe. A record sending a clear message that Patek is in a league of their own and nothing, absolutely nothing comes close to it!!

Results of the GPHG, the main awards ceremony of the watchmaking industry, which just took place in Geneva and celebrated 14 different watches in just as many categories, plus the watch judged best of the best of 2019.

Let’s discover together a very special craft: miniature wood marquetry, as we had the opportunity to meet in Paris a very talented young artisan crafting dials for Hermès and he shared with us the full process of how he works.