BA111OD’s bestseller changes proportions, going from 44 mm to 40 mm. It is an opportunity to revisit the core of the operation of their first in-house complication. The evolution of an icon does not ...

You’ve made it this far in our little online course on horological regulators, and you’ll be pleased to know that the rest of the course is much easier than what we covered before. It’s the dessert in ...

When Germany was still a divided nation, watchmakers in the West would become teary-eyed whenever conversation turned to the small town of Glashütte in Eastern Germany. Roland Schwertner was already ...

To respect the legacy of Pierre Jaquet-Droz, we had to shake up conventions, take risks, be bold and show the way You thought you knew your classics inside out? Are you convinced that nothing can ...

In the news New Watches Why not...? Man or woman? Or another gender? Or no gender? It’s a topical debate that raises a number of issues and makes us think about some fundamental questions, such as ...

A lover of complex watches or a gentle dreamer with your head in the stars? It doesn’t matter, because Montblanc has reached for the moon and placed it on your wrist. For millennia, the moon has ...

First introduced in 2009, the Tambour Spin Time definitely sets the Jumping Hour in modernity. The watch offers an entirely new and playful way of reading the time using twelve rotating cubes to ...

After celebrating the 20th anniversary of its watchmaking adventure last year and winning several distinctions at the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève, Louis Vuitton is clearly raising its game in ...

In the news New Watches All you need is two hands Like fashion, like any sector that lives or dies by the trend, watches are perpetually oscillating between two major ones. The very definition of an ...

With the new Monaco Special Edition, TAG Heuer pays tribute to an all-black legend from the 1970s WorldTempus brings you the first close-up live experience with the new TAG Heuer Monaco Special ...

How about a little horological humour to start the week off with a giggle? The Swiss watch industry is mostly a serious industry to work in. After all it is all micromechanics, engineering, ...