Watches

Three Days Per Knight, Inside the Watch That Took Craftsmanship Personally

Twelve tiny pink gold knights stand guard around the dial. Each one is just six millimetres tall. Each takes roughly three days of hand-finishing to complete.

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Bell & Ross: Perfectly Suited with El Rumi and Syifa Hadju

El Rumi and Syifa Hadju wear the latest Timepieces from Bell & Ross as they celebrate the moments that matter most together

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CHANEL: Shades of Blue in the J12

One of CHANEL’s most iconic watches, the J12, is enriched by an entirely new colour of ceramic

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Watches & Wonders: Unveiling a Monumental Tribute to Timekeeping in Geneva

Watches & Wonders is back with the most unparalleled experiences to date

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TAG Heuer: Designed to Win with Omar Daniel’s Grounded Ambition

Whether on set or designing his dream home, Omar Daniel embodies a quiet ambition rooted in authenticity and purpose. His approach to success is not defined by accolades, but by showing up fully, with calm confidence and commitment. Like TAG Heuer, he exemplifies timeless values—precision, purpose, and steady, deliberate action that leads to victory.

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IWC Schaffhausen: Continuing Its Pursuit of Excellence from Geneva to Formula 1

IWC Schaffhausen races to precision with the formula one racing feature and new novelties in its iconic lines

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CHANEL: Arnaud Chastaingt, the Director of the CHANEL Watch Creation Studio is a Horological Hauteur

Interview with Arnaud Chastaingt, Director of the CHANEL Watch Creation Studio

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Zenith: Reaching for the Stars Through 160 Years of Innovation

For Its 160th Anniversary, Zenith Strengthens Its Offerings by Continuing To Use The Vertical Approach Adopted by Its Founder

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Longines: Evolving a Legacy Through Heritage and Innovation

Longines Continues To Grow Its Rich Heritage Through Thoughtful Design and Cutting-Edge Engineering

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Audemars Piguet: Looking to the Sky with Bleu Nuit Ceramic

Audemars Piguet Unveils Three Royal Oak Novelties Crafted From Unprecedented “Bleu Nuit, Nuage 50” Ceramic

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Rolex: Keeping Stories Alive from the Oscars Greenroom to Global Film

Rolex, through the perpetual arts initiative, strives to perpetuate the power of cinema

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Cartier: Signature Creations in the Santos de Cartier Baguette

Cartier puts a focus on the remarkable expertise of its artisans in its new timepieces launched at Watches & Wonders 2025

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Breitling: Echoes of Light with Deva Mahenra

Deva Mahenra finds clarity in the stillness between action and reflection—an outlook that echoes Breitling's spirit of exploration

Small Case, Big Statement: Baume & Mercier’s Hampton Grows Up by Shrinking Down

“There’s a moment every confident woman knows: the one where you stop dressing for the room and start dressing for yourself. Baume & Mercier seems to understand that moment rather well.”

Rolex Auctions Four Cosmograph Daytonas

Four seasons, four unique Daytonas. Rolex and Phillips join forces for a cause worth timing.

The Luxury of Slowing Down at Regent Bali Canggu

Set along Bali’s southwest coast, Regent Bali Canggu invites guests to step away from the rush of everyday life and rediscover the simple luxury of slowing down.

The Colour of a Border That Kept Moving, Chopard’s L.U.C 1963 and the Story Hiding in Its Dial

“Every so often a dial turns out to be quietly telling you a history lesson too, and you only find out if you bother to ask why that particular shade was chosen.”

Eleven Seasons In, Hublot Still Shows Up When the Final Seconds Matter Most

“Eleven years is a long time to keep showing up for the same competition without the connection starting to feel like a marketing afterthought.”

Longines Closes Glasgow 2026 With Precision and Emotion

As Glasgow 2026 draws to a close, Longines reflects on eleven days of precision timekeeping, human stories and the unveiling of its HydroConquest Special Edition.

Six Moons, One You: Tissot’s Désir Collection Proves the Moon Looks Different on Everyone

“One person sees romance. Another sees calm. Someone else just sees a good excuse to stop scrolling and look up for a minute. Tissot seems to have taken that idea rather literally.”