We celebrate Métiers d’Art with the Hermès Slim d’Hermès Le Sacre des saisons: A showcase of nature’s bounty and a playful animal world This article was originally published as: Hermes …
-
-
We sat down with Zenith CEO, Benoit de Clerck and asked him about the new era Zenith is moving into, and how looking to the past is now shaping Zenith’s …
-
Released to celebrate the Chinese New Year in 2024, the Award-Winning Recital 26 Chapter Two is everything we love about Bovet This article was originally published as: Bovet unveils an …
-
Louis Moinet creates some great masterpieces, and for this collection, the brand is travelling around the world! This artricle was originally published as: Louis Moinet goes around the world in …
-
In this latest series, we examine the artistic side of watchmaking and how brands still preserve the tradition of Métiers d’Art through various artistic expressions, in particular, enamelling. This article …
-
Chopard kicks their motorsports heritage into the next gear with a new version of their Mille Miglia collection, paying homage to the famous Raticosa Pass. As most of us already …
-
Cartier is bringing back artisanal skills with its Maison de Metier d’Art with its high watchmaking program, and we took a look for ourselves. This article was originally published as …
-
It’s coming home! Horology, that is; Arnold & Son ring in their 260th anniversary by returning to London where it all started. The watch world as we know it is …
-
Vacheron Constantin’s Métiers d’Art Tribute to The Quest of Time turns its 270th anniversary masterpiece into a miniature work of mechanical art for the wrist. This article was originally published …
-
In celebration of Art Basel 2026, Watch Advice presents a new Métiers D’Arts article tracing the fine art of guilloché, one of horology’s most precise crafts. This weeks signals the …
-
Arnold & Son combines mythology, hand-engraved artistry, verdite stonework and astronomical watchmaking in the new Luna Magna Platinum Dragon Verdite. This article was originally published as Arnold & Son Introduces …
-
Tudor is one of the best bang-for-buck watches currently on the market, so we went to Le Locle to see how their watches are made. Tudor, a little like its …
-
Just over a year after introducing the TYPE 7 as part of its 15th anniversary celebrations, Ressence is expanding the collection with two new colourways: Black and Cactus. Ressence’s Type …
-
Favre Leuba expands its revived Deep Raider collection with a colourful new Day Date that blends dive-watch heritage with modern everyday practicality. Favre Leuba may not be a common household …
-
The independent watchmakers at Chronoswiss have debuted a new version of their flagship Delphis line, inspired by Swiss glaciers. TAG Heuer is a legacy brand that has endured many hardships. …
-
A full moon, a restaurant looking over the city and watches. This was an intimate evening spent with Bremont & Hardy Brothers Bremont is undergoing a renaissance of sorts. For …
-
H. Moser & Cie. are back in the horological kitchen, and they’ve just cooked once again. This new watch merges three complications into one cohesive image. Upon the release of …
-
Continuing on their rapid rise in the industry, Raymond Weil enters the integrated bracelet sports watch game with the sporty-chic A.R.T. Independent watch brand Raymond Weil has made significant strides …