Originally unveiled in 2013, the Arnold & Son Time Pyramid is a splendid example of how a technical and functional movement can become a design element in its own right. With inner workings on full display and its handsome vertical architecture, the movement of the Time Pyramid is a polarizing mix of past maritime excellence, […]
Now in its sixth edition, Dubai Watch Week will be in the spotlight from 16-20 November as a stage for 60 participating watch brands to unveil their novelties. Chopard will introduce a gem-set solid gold version of its luxury sports watch, the Alpine Eagle, in four variations with different combinations of gradient-coloured stones set in […]
Being an independent brand grants Oris the freedom to explore and foster creativity without undue caution. The latest release from the Swiss manufacture is based on the contemporary and well-engineered ProPilot Calibre 400, unveiled by the watchmakers of Hölstein last year. However, this iteration presents a distinct dial, which, despite its vibrant appearance, is crafted […]
In 2021, Frederique Constant expanded its Highlife collection with two new references – the Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar Manufacture in stainless steel and rose gold. Utilizing the FC-975 Manufacture calibre introduced in 2018, both variants boasted a contemporary and sporty aesthetic with a skeleton dial. The newly introduced limited edition Highlife Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar maintains the […]
The integrated bracelet luxury sports watch has been the most successful category over the past few years. This ongoing trend has driven more and more players into this market, including independent watchmakers. Among these is H. Moser & Cie. with its sleek Streamliner introduced in 2020. The model stands out with a distinct personality breaking […]
In their relatively brief partnership, Girard-Perregaux and Aston Martin have cultivated a fruitful collaboration, culminating in their fifth special watch. The journey began in 2021 with the Tourbillon Three Flying Bridges Aston Martin Edition, showcasing a skeletonised triple-bridge tourbillon design within a black PVD-coated titanium case. Following this, the Laureato Chronograph introduced British racing green […]
Doxa has a reputation, crafted through decades of dedication, of building proper tools for aquatic life. As one of the true pioneers in the field of dive watches, it is known for many robust barrel-shaped instruments. The design has become instantly recognizable as a Doxa, even from afar, regardless of its dial colour. While most […]
Whenever a watchmaking brand has an icon in the books, it tends to protect it with great care and introduce new colours and small technical updates to keep things fresh. Such is the case with the, dare we say it, legendary Longines Legend Diver. A watch modelled after an important diver from the late 1950s, […]
In 2021, Armin Strom introduced a fresh collection with a sleek and contemporary design, seeking to breathe new life into and reinterpret the idea of the dress watch – the Tribute 1. The First Edition, housed in a compact and comfortable 38mm case, beautifully pushed the boundaries of traditional dress watch design as it has […]
2001 stands out in history, marked by events that significantly shaped our future – some fascinating, some terrifying. In the realm of watchmaking, 2001 witnessed a groundbreaking moment with the unveiling of the Freak by Ulysse Nardin – a “horological UFO with no dial, no hands, no crown, and a novel silicon direct impulse escapement,” […]