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.

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.

One of the screaming trends of the Watches and Wonders 2025 is the return to the roots. And it was impeccably realised by Arnold & Son and Angelus.

From Toric Quantième Perpétuel with a new movement to Tonda PF Chronographe Sport made from Cermet - the refined luxury of ‪Parmigiani Fleurier‬ takes another step to sublime perfection of timekeeping.

Starting on January 1st, TAG Heuer became the official sponsor of Formula 1, taking this wreath of victory from Rolex.

This year marked Bvlgari’s first-ever appearance at Watches & Wonders — and they didn’t just show up, they made waves.

The Eighth Annual Swiss Watches report by Morgan Stanley and LuxeConsuilt is here. We invited Oliver Müller to break down the key events of the past 12 months and explore what’s next based on current watch market trends. Our longest video ever—but we simply couldn't leave out this vital insight!

For the 20th anniversary of the creative brand founded by Max Busser, it came up with two new "longhorn" versions of two of its iconic models. Learn all about the new models in this video.

The results of the 2024 edition of the GPHG with interviews with the winners and what it's like to be part of the jury for the very first time.

Live streaming of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève in English.

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.

Welcome to the exciting world of nanotechnologies! Well, not the ones you just thought of, but those related to time measurements.

A lot has been happening in our beloved industry, so we have many topics to discuss here, including the controversial release of the Cubitus collection.

With all his mastery of traditional watchmaking, it took Derek Pratt 23 years—almost half of his horological career—to complete this audacious project.