
Vacheron Constantin’s Quest of Time
Two creations marking 270 years of Vacheron Constantin, where horology meets astronomy, craft and culture.

Two creations marking 270 years of Vacheron Constantin, where horology meets astronomy, craft and culture.

A poetic double homage to horse and horology. Pink gold, black enamel and 80 hours of hand engraving.

Genta’s original vision of proportion and integration continues.

A factory-restored way into IWC’s past, certified in Schaffhausen and offered in select boutiques.

Limited to 50 watches, see the new special edition of the 1815 Tourbillon.

Laurent Ferrier marks 15 years of independence with a five-piece platinum Classic Tourbillon.

A tourbillon with timeless ease and modern flair.

A 41 mm Seamaster Aqua Terra in 18K Moonshine Gold, green dial and rubber strap, was the winner’s watch in Crans-Montana, a neat full stop to a week devoted to precision.

A new limited edition with a platinum case frames a skeletonised dial in deep blue, where a retrograde month display, moon phase, and Panorama Date are powered by the Calibre 92-11 with a 100-hour reserve.

In Crans-Montana, OMEGA’s obsession with accuracy meets golf’s demand for control, with timing and style under the same alpine sky.

Glashütte Original offered us the rare chance to spend a week reviewing and testing them ahead of their official release.

The heart of this release lies in its dial, crafted from authentic Muonionalusta meteorite and over 4.5 billion years old.