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After seven years of development, Vacheron Constantin has introduced a new ultra-thin movement focused on reducing thickness without compromising performance. The calibre reflects careful engineering choices to maintain reliability, precision, and structural integrity in a highly compact form. This release highlights the technical challenges of miniaturization in watchmaking, offering a balanced approach between slim design and functional durability while staying consistent with the brand’s longstanding expertise in mechanical movements. This movement's first appearance is encased in a totally new Overseas timepiece of smaller size.

We knew that the Godfather timepiece was one of Jacob Arabo’s favorite for many personal reasons, but this one came in a rather large round case. After three years of development, the brand just introduced the second chapter and this time coming in a rectangular shaped case, but most notably is the fact that you now have two melodies to play with. Featuring a flying tourbillon and offering 72 hours of power reserve, the Godfather II is limited to 74 pieces coming in 42 by 44mm rose gold case.

We explore in this video how this came into being, what Niton represented at the time and how they combined this heritage with a clear contemporary interpretation of this jumping hour timepiece, which also marks the passage of the hour with a distinct chime.

Explore the latest watch industry report from Morgan Stanley with insights from Olivier Müller of Luxeconsult. In this first episode of a four-part series, we unpack the report’s methodology, controversies around the numbers, and key market trends such as premiumisation, consolidation, and the strength of privately held brands.

Explore the latest watch industry report from Morgan Stanley with insights from Olivier Müller of Luxeconsult. In this first episode of a four-part series, we unpack the report’s methodology, controversies around the numbers, and key market trends such as premiumisation, consolidation, and the strength of privately held brands.

Explore the latest watch industry report from Morgan Stanley with insights from Olivier Müller of Luxeconsult. In this first episode of a four-part series, we unpack the report’s methodology, controversies around the numbers, and key market trends such as premiumisation, consolidation, and the strength of privately held brands.

Explore the latest watch industry report from Morgan Stanley with insights from Olivier Müller of Luxeconsult. In this first episode of a four-part series, we unpack the report’s methodology, controversies around the numbers, and key market trends such as premiumisation, consolidation, and the strength of privately held brands.

The Horopedia Foundation, chaired by Philippe Dufour, expands its mission with the creation of an interactive museum dedicated to watchmaking crafts and timepieces.

We are back with our PRIMETIME edition and this time we meet with Lex Stolk from Fratello Watches to discuss latest news in a watchmaking universe. Enjoy ;)

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.

Unexpected 3rd Historical Patek Philippe Table Clock Appears

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.

Blancpain just dropped its wildest creation ever: the Grande Double Sonnerie — the first wristwatch that lets you choose your soundtrack, flipping between the classic Westminster chime and a brand-new melody composed by KISS drummer Eric Singer. On top of that rock-and-roll chiming action, it packs a flying tourbillon, a fully integrated retrograde perpetual calendar, and more than 1,000 components, making it the most complicated Blancpain in history. Hand-finished in 18k gold and limited to only two pieces a year, this is basically haute horlogerie on hard mode — and yes, it actually sings.

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.

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.