Breitling Top Time DB5 arrives in three limited editions
Breitling’s Top Time B01 Tribute to the Aston Martin DB5 lands as three limited editions, carrying wood, onyx and mid-century car cues onto the wrist.
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The Mechanical Souls of Theo Jansen’s Strandbeest
For 35 years, Theo Jansen’s wind-powered sculptures roamed the beach. Now, with Audemars Piguet Contemporary, they have entered their final, fossilised form.
Pass the Application, Buy the New Gold MoonSwatch
To get the new limited-edition MISSION TO THE MOON 1969, buyers must first pass a 32-question digital application for the right to pay a price set in 1969.
Vacheron Constantin Writes Its Next Chapter in Nanjing
At Nanjing Deji Plaza, the Maison's reimagined boutique looks beyond retail, building a space around local artistry and shared history.
Sinner Defends Wimbledon
He nearly lost it on the first day. Wimbledon asks something of everyone who walks through the black gates. It asks more of the man who arrives as world number one and defending champion, because he is the only one in the draw with something to lose.
Is 34.5mm Too Small? Vacheron Constantin's New Overseas Sparks a Bigger Conversation
Vacheron Constantin's new 34.5mm Overseas reignites the conversation around modern watch proportions.
Every Rule Has Its Exception: Breguet and 225 Years of the Tourbillon
Gravity is not a preference. It is not a trend you can wait out. It pulls on a balance wheel the same way it pulls on everything else, and for the first three centuries of portable timekeeping it quietly ruined the accuracy of every pocket watch ever carried upright in a waistcoat.
Zenith Puts Ancient Stone Inside a Carbon Chronograph
The new limited edition chronograph pairs the deep blue of natural stone with a movement that measures time to 1/100th of a second.
Vacheron Constantin Overseas Gets Smaller, Bolder
Two new 34.5mm models in steel and rose gold introduce bold lacquered dials and a philosophy of modern versatility to the Overseas collection.
The IWC Ingenieur Gets A New Shade of Character
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Vacheron Constantin’s Vision of Exploration, From Seoul
At Maison 1755 Seoul, the 271-year-old watchmaker uses art and engineering to show what it means to explore, revealing a new 2.4mm calibre and a collection of artist collaborations.
Jaeger-LeCoultre Translates Sound Into Scent
Scent Artist Nicolas Bonneville creates three new fragrances for the Maison, translating the precision of watchmaking into the language of perfumery.