The Oris Hölstein Edition 2026 brings the newly refreshed Artelier line into limited-edition territory with a 39.5mm steel case, Calibre 401 and a playful engraved bear caseback.
Browsing: Watches
Audemars Piguet’s openworked watches show how traditional hand finishing, ultra-thin movements and shaped cases helped turn skeletonisation into a modern collecting category.
Ten years after its modern return, Czapek & Cie has turned an almost forgotten 19th-century name into one of independent watchmaking’s more intriguing contemporary stories.
The CIGA Design Skeleton Falcon pairs an in-house automatic movement with an aggressively openworked 43.5mm case, bringing serious visual impact at a $499 price.
The Hermès Arceau Samarcande pairs the maison’s equestrian language with a three-gong minute repeater and a sculptural Saint-Louis crystal dial.
Frederique Constant’s 2026 Classic Worldtimer Manufacture introduces a new 40mm generation of one of the brand’s most recognisable travel watches.
A guide to five recent chronograph watches that push the complication forward through split timing, new actuation systems, concealed displays and ultra-thin engineering.
Miami Watch Club president Lex Borrero sees watches as chapters in a longer story, from an early Rolex bought on finance to a dream Audemars Piguet Royal Oak perpetual calendar.
From royal-era Swiss imports to HMT’s national timekeepers and Titan’s modern tourbillons, Indian watchmaking has taken a distinctive path shaped by industry, culture and changing taste.
Parmigiani Fleurier’s 30th anniversary Carillon Tourbillon pairs a four-gong minute repeater with a 60-second tourbillon, a hand-hammered Morning Blue dial and a five-piece production run.
Geneva’s May watch auctions are part market barometer, part collecting salon and part theatre, with rare watches changing hands in five-star hotels by the lake.
The Richard Mille RM HJ-02 frames high jewellery through the lens of contemporary horology, pairing decorative craft with the brand’s modern watchmaking identity.
Parmigiani Fleurier’s anniversary Carillon Tourbillon combines a four-gong minute repeater, a tourbillon and a 12-day manual movement in a five-piece white gold edition.
This month’s watch accessories edit moves from Moonwatch-ready leather and water-friendly sailcloth to compact and multi-watch winders built for collectors.
The UR-10 SpaceMeter Blue is a 25-piece final edition that turns Earth’s motion through space into a set of mechanical displays on the wrist.
Mido’s Multifort 8 One Crown adds a new Midnight green expression, bringing a darker and more atmospheric colour option to the modern everyday line.
Kollokium’s latest Projekt 02 turns its layered topographical dial into a luminous turquoise seascape, paired with a die-cast steel case and a La Joux-Perret automatic movement.
Peacock’s limited Divine Ultra-Thin Tourbillon pairs a hand-textured dial, an in-house flying tourbillon movement and a 904L steel case at a price that challenges familiar assumptions about Chinese mechanical watches.
The new Classics Moneta Solarmetre gives Frédérique Constant’s traditional dress-watch language a discreet solar calibre, three grained dial colours and a practical two-strap package.
The Formex Aria Manufacture Chronometer marks a major technical step for the Swiss brand, pairing a 40mm Grade 5 titanium case with the new FX01 in-house micro-rotor movement.