Patek Philippe Reveals a More Complicated Cubitus
Patek Philippe adds its first Grand Complication to the Cubitus line, revealing a skeletonized perpetual calendar with a new shaped movement.
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De Bethune Trades Starlight for Sand
The new DB28xs Dark Sand exchanges polished blues for a matte, mineral finish, suggesting a new direction for the avant-garde watchmaker.
Watches & Wonders 2026: Back in Geneva – And the NOMOS Worldtimer That Stole Our Wristtime
As we return to Watches & Wonders in Geneva, one watch stands out from last year’s fair – the NOMOS Worldtimer, a piece that quietly became a favorite on the wrist.
The Dive Watch That Grew Up
Two weeks on from the launch, the conversation has settled into something resembling consensus. The new HydroConquest landed well. Having spent a week with three versions before the launch, we understood why it would.Longines has simplified the dial, removed the large numerals that gave the old gene
The Godfather II by Jacob & Co.
The Godfather II is the only timepiece in existence capable of playing two distinct melodies on demand. That single fact separates it from everything else in watchmaking right now, and it is the point Jacob & Co. has spent three years engineering toward.Powered by the new JCAM62 calibre, the wat
Vacheron Constantin Finds Its Rhythm in Miami
The world's oldest watch manufacture is learning to speak a new language, blending its Swiss heritage with the vibrant energy of Miami's Art Deco style.
Leica and John Goldberger Bring "Timeless" to Geneva This April
Geneva in April belongs to watches. The city fills with collectors, journalists, and brand representatives, all chasing the newest thing. Auro Montanari, better known as John Goldberger, arrives with a different question. Not what is new, but what lasts. It is the question that has shaped his career
The Watches of Artemis II: Digital Precision Meets Space Heritage
For Artemis II, NASA shifts from the classic Moonwatch to the modern Omega Speedmaster X-33 Skywalker. Alongside it, Reid Wiseman’s Breitling choices highlight the balance between cutting-edge functionality and personal expression in today’s space missions.
Audemars Piguet Bets on Hospitality Over Retail in London
The Swiss watchmaker has opened a sprawling, four-story townhouse in Mayfair that functions more like a private members' club than a traditional boutique.
The New Breguet Tradition
Breguet's Tradition collection turns 21 this year. The new references prove it's just getting started.
Omega Removed a Hand and Rewrote the Rules
The traditional chronometer certification process has always assumed a seconds hand. It is written into the rules. Testing bodies photograph its position, track its movement, build their conclusions around it. For a two-hand watch, that assumption made serious certification structurally impossible.
The Unexpected Orbit of De Bethune and Louis Vuitton
A collaboration born from the LVMH Watch Prize brings one of watchmaking’s true independents into the world of a luxury giant.