Laurent Ferrier introduces a brand-new collection in an unexpected sporty style to celebrate 40 years since the brand’s founders raced together at the 24 Hours of Le Mans and 10 years since the conception of its very first tourbillon. A Friendship Founded On The Track: Laurent Ferrier is best known today as a master independent watchmaker, but rewind 40 years...

Laurent Ferrier continues living his watchmaking dream: that of reinterpreting traditional fine watchmaking classics while adding a resolutely modern personal touch. For his new caliber, Laurent Ferrier decided to address the minute repeater. Representing the ultimate horological complication, the minute repeater provides a wealth of inspiration, especially given the importance devoted to every detail of its construction. Since the wearer...

The Pioneer is notable for having the most bold and modern design of all H. Moser collections. With references to the industrial world, its pioneering, adventurous spirit shines through. It comes as no surprise, therefore, that H. Moser & Cie. has opted for this family when including a steel model in its regular collection for the first time. Introducing the...

By Stephen Pulvirent The Piaget Polo S breaks with tradition, but maintains the bold style that makes Piaget watches so iconic. Some watch brands try to do a little bit of everything. One year it’s all about dive watches, the next it’s nothing but chronographs. The year after that, it’s tuxedo-level dress watches or bust. It might sound obvious, but...

As Girard-Perregaux celebrates its 225th anniversary this year, the Swiss haute horlogerie manufacture unveils the 1957. This 40mm steel watch features a revisited vintage design strongly inspired by the aesthetic codes of the Girard-Perregauxís Gyromatic watches dating from the 1960s. For centuries, watchmakers had been fascinated by the prospect of winding a watch's mainspring automatically. Girard-Perregaux produced a revolutionary solution...