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The HYT Conical Tourbillon is a visual blend of horology and science fiction

The new HYT Conical Tourbillon culminates HYT’s decade of technological advancement. Their exclusive mechanical fluidic technology blends seamlessly alongside traditional techniques such as glassblowing. The Conical Tourbillon is accentuated by a series of animated flying orbs. Despite a few rocky years including bankruptcy and resurrection, the unparalleled brand HYT is celebrating a decade of innovation … Continued

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Introducing – The New Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Duoface Tourbillon in Pink Gold

To many, Jaeger-LeCoultre is, first and foremost, the Reverso, represented by plenty of models with incredible mechanical and artistic complications to please the most discerning customer. However, contrary to what you might think, for a good two-thirds of its existence, since 1931 and until 1990, the Reverso collection featured time-only watches. The king of complications, […]

Introducing – The Trilobe Une Folle Journée Diamant

Trilobe, the young French brand founded by Gautier Massonneau, proposes a novel way of indicating the time. Abandoning the traditional use of hands, Trilobe relies on three rotating discs to display the hours, minutes and seconds. What started as a flat display with Les Matinaux in 2021 gained corporeality in 2022 to become Une Folle […]

Hands-On: The Cartier Privé Normale

While the size has been modernized, this new Normale is the purest essence of Tank design.

Introducing – Zenith Turns To The Dark Side With The New Defy Revival Shadow Titanium

There is the funky blue, the ruby red and the gradient brown, and we were right to expect another bright-coloured edition of the Defy Revival by Zenith to join the series (like the blue A3651), but no. The brand opted for “dark tones and muted textures” for the new watch in the Defy Revival series, […]

New Rolex Day-Date 36 model go old-school and very funky

If the bubbly Oyster Perpetual wasn’t quite whimsical enough for you, or was not the right type of colourful – Rolex has got you covered. Introduced in two new variants, it revives the funky stone dials of the 1970s and fully enters the realm of quirky with high-end champlevé enamel dials – emojis and inspirational … Continued

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Introducing – Two New Editions Of The Piaget Polo Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin

The Polo watch of 1979 was Piaget’s highly successful sporty-chic watch accounting for nearly one-third of the company’s sales in the 1980s. Following a radical makeover in 2016, the cushion-shaped Polo has appeared with mechanical complications, high and low, and even skeletonised high jewellery models. As a master of ultra-thin movements since the mid-1950s, last […]

Hands-On: The New Rolex Daytona

The standouts are the platinum with a display caseback and the new stainless steel, but Rolex now has more than 30 models in the Daytona line. Here’s what you need to know.

News – The Patek Philippe “Rare Handcrafts 2023” Exhibition Starts on April 1st In Geneva

Following the presentation of its 2023 novelties at Watches & Wonders, Patek Philippe will exhibit a new edition of its “Rare Handcrafts” at its Geneva salon from April 1 to 15. A grand display of the brand’s commitment to rare métiers d’art, 67 creations will be on display, and a team of Patek’s master craftsmen […]

Introducing – New Case Materials For The Hublot Square Bang Unico (Live Pics & Price)

The Hublot Big Bang was the brainchild of savvy marketer Jean-Claude Biver. Launched in 2005, its burly case, extroverted personality and fusion of different materials have consolidated the Big Bang as the brand’s flagship model. Last year, the Big Bang welcomed a sibling known as the Square Bang Unico, with, as you have intuited, a […]