The Triple Split is arguably the most complicated of chronographs, but A. Lange & Söhne does it effortlessly, and the new Triple Split in platinum is a testament to this. …
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Oris partner with The Muppets once more for the most daring ProPilot X yet, courtesy of the iconic Gonzo. Being an independent watch brand comes with many challenges. Standing out …
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One of Gérald Genta’s favourite complications returns with volcanic texture, remarkable acoustics and a warmer personality. Gérald Genta, the watchmaking mastermind, is remembered not only as one of horology’s most …
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TAG Heuer has just unveiled the new Carrera Chronograph Sport, staying true to the model’s DNA, but in a more beefed-up fashion! What We Love What We Don’t Overall Rating: …
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Bvlgari teams up with the legendary Vianney Halter for a new duet of Octo Finissimo models that look completely out of this world. The future has taken many forms in …
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Grade 5 titanium gives two of Bvlgari’s most recognisable sporting designs a darker, stronger and more technical identity. Can changing the material of a watch completely transform its personality? Well, …
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Independent watchmaker Laurent Ferrier expands his classic collection with the Classic Moon Dusk, a warm reinterpretation of his masterful craftsmanship. Laurent Ferrier is a brand solely for those that know. …
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Trilobe has unveiled its latest watch at Geneva Watch Days 2026, the Château Trente-Deux, inspired by the craft of winemaking. When Trilobe unveiled the Trente-Deux collection at last year’s Geneva …
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We take the new TAG Heuer Monza Flyback Chronograph hands-on to see how it brings 50 years of racing heritage into the modern era. What We Love What We Don’t …
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Geneva Watch Days 2026 sees Speake Marin create a new version of their Openworked Tourbillon in a spectacular, red gold and rich blue reference. Speake Marin is an independent brand …
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The resurrected watchmaker L. Leroy continues its grand revival through Geneva Watch Days 2026 with the grand resurrection of a 19th-century icon. The L. Leroy brand is one of the …
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For Geneva Watch Days, Girard-Perregaux has unveiled its latest addition in the form of two 39mm Laureato Fifty models, with a new micro-rotor tourbillon calibre inside! Girard-Perregaux has brought a …
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Bremont’s Geneva Watch Days 2026 starts with an expansion on their avant-garde Terra Nova Jump Hour line with a more compact 35mm iteration. British watchmaker Bremont has established itself as …
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Zenith removes the chronograph from its celebrated Chronomaster formula, placing the high-frequency character of El Primero firmly in focus. The El Primero is one of the most iconic calibres in …
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Perrelet’s Geneva Watch Days has begun with an elegant flair, as they supplement their dressy Weekend collection with 4 new renditions in natural stone. This modern age of watchmaking has …
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Geneva Watch Days is in full swing, and Bianchet are among the first brands to strike, introducing two new ceramic takes on the Ultrafino Tonneau. Welcome to Geneva Watch Days! …
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Swedish microbrand Maen has added another elegant trio to their repertoire, merging the natural beauty of stone with the integrated bracelet Manhattan line. The microbrand scene is ever-changing, with about …
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I’ve had the chance to take the newly redesigned Longines Master Collection Chrono Moonphase for review to see how the subtle refinements elevate this complicated favourite! What We Love What …