Baume & Mercier Timeless Elegance
Four distinctive timepieces celebrate Swiss craftsmanship, refined design and the enduring appeal of timeless luxury.
Watches
The Archives: Paul Newman's Daytona
Three words on the backIn 1969 Paul Newman played a racing driver in Winning. His wife on screen was his wife off it, Joanne Woodward. Somewhere around the making of that film, she bought him a Rolex Daytona, reference 6239, built the year before.She had the caseback engraved with three words: DRIVE
Audemars Piguet Wants to Know Where Its Watches Go Next
With The Watch Keepers, AP brings certified pre-owned under its own roof. Every watch goes back to the manufacture’s service centres before it finds a new owner.
Why the Nautilus Broke Its Own Rules at Auction
Recent auction records reveal why collectors pay multimillion-dollar sums for the rarest Patek Philippe Nautilus executions.
Certina Brings Bold Colour To The DS Action Diver 38mm
Certina introduces a striking new diver with orange accents, Swiss precision and 300m water resistance.
Jaeger-LeCoultre and the Mindset of Mastery
Olympic champion Wang Shun joins Jaeger-LeCoultre’s The Hour Before, exploring the connection between time, discipline, craftsmanship and the pursuit of excellence.
The $82,000 Biver Watch That Sold Out Via Text Message
A new $82,000 Biver timepiece sold out until 2029 based on a single text message, revealing a new reality where the community is more valuable than the watch itself.
Hublot Classic Fusion Tributo: Back to the Porthole
In 1980, nobody in Swiss watchmaking had put gold on rubber. Carlo Crocco did it anyway. Under the MDM Genève name, he showed a watch called Hublot at the Basel Fair: a gold case, a black rubber strap, a bezel fixed by twelve screws like a ship’s porthole, and a dial with almost nothing on it. Luxur
IWC Finds New Meaning in Gold for the Year of the Goat
For its annual Chinese New Year edition, IWC Schaffhausen departs from its usual burgundy, turning to a gold-colored dial that grounds its latest Pilot's Watch in deeper cultural symbolism.
Inside The NOMOS Glashütte Forum 2026
Over 130 international guests gathered in Germany for an exclusive look at NOMOS Glashütte's future.
The Shared Logic of Cars and Clocks
A 1938 Delahaye 165 Cabriolet sat on the lawn at Fort Adams, its Figoni et Falaschi coachwork looking as purposeful as it did the day it was built. The car, part of the Pearl Collection, earned the Vanderbilt Cup for “Best of Show” at the 2026 Audrain Newport Concours d’Elegance. Presenting the awar
Born in 1926: Rolex, The CHI Geneva And A Century of Split Seconds
The Oyster and Geneva's great indoor show share a birth year. This December, both turn 100 in the same arena.