Watches and Wonders Geneva will return to Palexpo from April 5 to 11, 2027, with Breitling, Gallet, Universal Genève and Damiani named among the first-time exhibitors.
Away from the noise of Geneva watch week, Tudor staged a rare collector gathering that put military Submariners, prototypes and archive documents at the centre of the conversation.
The French independent watchmaker’s latest tourbillon pairs a deep blue grand feu enamel dial with old-world construction methods and an uncompromising one-man approach.
Jaeger-LeCoultre has introduced a more compact Polaris Date, giving the collection a 40 mm option with cleaner everyday proportions.
Kuruvilla “Diny” Markose lays out how Titan is building a broad watch portfolio, deeper manufacturing capability and a distinctly Indian place in global horology.
The Perpetual Moon 41.5 Steel “Colours of the Moon” collection pairs Arnold & Son’s oversized lunar display with coloured mother-of-pearl dials and a stainless steel case.
Geneva-based independent watchmaker Vincent Deprez expands his Tourbillon Classique family with the Scientific Tourbillon, a 10-piece stainless steel edition pairing Grand Feu enamel with hand-built tourbillon watchmaking.
Amida’s latest Digitrend keeps the cult wedge-shaped case and prism display, then adds a darker Open Sapphire construction and a fully luminous jumping-hour display.
JR Hildebrand drove the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X to a 9:30.104 run at Pikes Peak, lowering the production car benchmark by roughly 23 seconds.
French endurance driver Paul-Loup Chatin has become a Lorige ambassador, strengthening the Franco-Swiss watch brand’s connection to elite prototype racing and the Genesis Magma Racing programme.
Titan’s new Edge UltraSlim Mechanical pairs a 5.7mm grade 2 titanium case with an in-house hand-wound movement and rotating disc display, priced at CHF 3,000.
The Brunswick 40 Helmsman Endurance Specification gives Fears’ nautical cushion-case watch a tougher, more purposeful character with 200 metres of water resistance, a glare-cutting white dial and a La Joux-Perret automatic movement.
Some Corvette ZR1 owners are reporting paint chips and small cracks near the rear wing after high-speed track running, raising questions about how the car’s extreme aero load affects surrounding bodywork.
Porsche is shifting its focus from chasing delivery records to extracting stronger profit from each car, with lower volumes, tighter costs and deeper Audi collaboration now central to the strategy.
A Greek yacht charter can be extraordinary, but the Aegean has its own rules. The wind, the captain and the way each day is planned matter long before you sign the contract.
Horage’s Revolution 3 MicroReg introduces a proprietary ultrasonic regulation system that lets a mechanical watch be adjusted from outside the case, with owner-facing tools planned alongside the production model.
TAG Heuer returns to the Goodwood Festival of Speed with a 500-piece Formula 1 Chronograph in British Racing Green, powered by the Calibre 16 automatic movement.
The Ollech & Wajs C-1000 Y brings serious dive-watch depth, a vivid yellow dial and compact proportions into a Swiss tool watch priced from CHF 1,996.
The URWERK UR-120 Blue Planet closes the chapter on one of the brand’s most theatrical satellite-hour watches, pairing a blue sandblasted steel case with gold-toned mechanics and a 20-piece run.
The Mido Ocean Star GMT brings a second time zone to the brand’s robust dive-watch platform, pairing 200 metres of water resistance with Caliber 80 and a practical world-time caseback engraving.