The F.P. Journe That Just Sold for $13.9 Million
The record auction of an F.P. Journe Souscription watch is about more than a price. It’s about the value of being there at the beginning.
Watches
TAG Heuer Turns a V12 Engine Into a Watch
The new TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12 takes inspiration from one of motorsport's most celebrated powerplants. Featuring twelve rotating piston-inspired hour indicators and a movement developed with La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, it may be one of the most ambitious Monaco models ever created.
Girard-Perregaux Laureato Finds Its Next Step
Fifty years after its debut, the Girard-Perregaux Laureato continues its evolution with new proportions, elevated craftsmanship, and an entirely new in-house calibre.
Zenith and Naoya Hida Find Common Ground in the Calibre 135
Zenith begins its new Double Signed Program with a 10-piece limited edition, inviting Japanese independent watchmaker Naoya Hida to reinterpret the legendary Calibre 135.
Vacheron Constantin’s 270-Year Journey Arrives in Shenzhen
An exhibition in Shenzhen celebrating 30 years of the Overseas collection bridges the Maison's Genevan roots with the pioneering spirit of a modern city.
The Dents and Scratches on Steve McQueen’s Personal Heuer Monaco
The story of the Heuer Monaco worn by Steve McQueen in 'Le Mans' is written in the marks on the watch itself, from dents on the case to a single worn hole on the strap.
The Whistle, The Watch, And Twenty Years Of Hublot In Football
In Budapest, the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League final marked twenty years since Hublot became the first luxury watchmaker in football.
Inside the Final: How Hublot Has Quietly Timed a Decade of Champions League History
On Saturday 30 May, Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal meet at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest. For Hublot, it is the closing scene of a tenth season as the Official Watch of the UEFA Champions League, and a quiet milestone in one of football's longest-running luxury partnerships.
The Making of a Purple Dial at Glashütte Original
For its 2026 Annual Edition, the German manufactory created a purple dial through a multi-stage artisanal process that begins with a simple strip of bronze.
TAG Heuer's New Aquaracer Runs on Light
The brand’s adventure watch gets a new solar-powered movement, offered in a refined 28mm case and a technical 40mm redesign.
Breguet Makes Its Movement the Main Event
For 2026, Breguet revitalises its Tradition collection, putting the founder's mechanical legacy on full display with clever changes for a contemporary feel.
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Platinum Duometre Is Pure Mechanical Theory
A triple-axis tourbillon, two separate power sources, and a perpetual calendar that can be set backwards, all cased in platinum and limited to 20 pieces.