With the Endeavour Perpetual Moon Concept Aventurine model, H. Moser & Cie. lets you voyage deep into the Milky Way, bringing not just the moon to your wrist, but the stars as well! Paying tribute to the lunar body, the interpretation of the moon phase it provides is minimalist yet highly poetic, in a model featuring an aventurine dial stripped...

The Odysseus opens up a new chapter for A. Lange & Söhne. It lays the foundation for a further watch family: the sixth one. For the first regularly produced timepiece in stainless steel, the Saxon watchmakers developed a tailor-made self-winding movement with a large day-of-week and date display. The Odysseus is a sporty-elegant watch for people who admire fine watchmaking...

Expanding Horizons Greubel Forsey delivers a micromechanical tour de force with its GMT Quadruple Tourbillon, a substantial watch that is much more than the sum of its parts. The GMT Quadruple Tourbillon may be new, but its roots stretch all the way back to 2004, the year Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey released their first watch and patented plans for...

Bell & Ross unveils its BR05 collection. Faithful to the brand’s watchwords of legibility, functionality, reliability and precision, this new model boasts a resolutely urban look and feel. The lines of its case combine round and square, the basic geometric shapes that form part of Bell & Ross’ identity. The construction of the BR 05 surpasses the rigor of the...

Following the great success at the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève 2015 in which the Lady Compliquée Peacock won the High-Mechanical award, Fabergé is proud to introduce three new variations on the theme, once again, made in partnership with Jean-Marc Wiederrecht from Agenhor. These three versions employ the same ingenious and exclusive Geneva made movement created specifically for Fabergé. These...

The Récital 26 Brainstorm Chapter One presents a host of innovations and gives a glimpse of the scope of the unprecedented possibilities for interpreting timekeeping offered by the “writing slope” case. For this first Brainstorm chapter, Bovet 1822 owner, Pascal Raffy wanted a sapphire model. Chosen for its crystalline transparency, sapphire is also the second hardest material known after diamond....