In 2004, Parmigiani Fleurier co-founded the Fleurier Quality Foundation, which certifies the watchmaker's prestigious watches. In 2018, the brand is paying tribute to the first watch created by Michel Parmigiani – the Toric – by successfully subjecting it to the five formidable stages of the Fleurier Quality certification, which tests the watch's movement, the reliability of its rate and also...

Bell & Ross, the official watch partner of the Renault Sport Formula One Team, celebrates reopening the French Grand Prix with its first presentation of a Vintage model from the collections linked to the partnership. The watch is an invitation to get behind the wheel of a racing car and experience the extreme sensation felt by the driver, for whom...

A New Light Greubel Forsey casts the Double Balancier in a fresh light with a new limited-edition version presented in a sapphire-crystal case. After Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey started their signature brand in 2004, one of the first things they did was create the Experimental Watch Technology (EWT) program. Since it was established in 2005, this in-house R&D department...

Here is another amusing and captivating proposal by Giuliano Mazzuoli. The mixture of colored powders and composite materials have given life to “Manometro Camouflage,” a new and special coating of the “carrure” whose base is inherited from the Carrara collection. The case of this watch is made manually with resins of various colors obtained with natural (non-synthetic) inorganic pigments. These...

Introduced to the Bovet collections in 2015, Virtuoso V was the first timepiece powered by the Virtuoso II caliber to feature additional complications. These were a jumping hour paired with retrograde minutes. Three years later, the maison’s artisan watchmakers and dial-makers have joined forces to give it a new face. The dial occupies the entire surface of the movement, giving...

The tourbillon, a complex mechanism with both technical and aesthetic appeal, revised according to the minimalist approach characteristic of H. Moser & Cie. The Schaffhausen-based manufacture has revisited this classic piece of mechanical watchmaking and extracted only the essence: A dial featuring the brand's signature fumé, two blued hands, and at 6 o'clock, a one minute flying tourbillon produced in...