Richard Mille has opened a directly operated Madrid flagship in the Milla de Oro, combining technical watchmaking, private hospitality and Spanish design references across two levels.
Browsing: Watches
Created for the tenth anniversary of Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud, Naissance d’une Montre 3 turns endangered horological skills into a ten-watch series built at an intentionally slow pace.
The Mido Multifort TV Big Date Chronometer keeps the collection’s distinctive television-shaped case while adding COSC-certified accuracy, refreshed textured dials and a more carefully finished Calibre 80 movement.
Hublot’s Classic Fusion Tributo looks back to the 1980 watch that defined the brand’s identity, pairing gold with rubber in a compact modern case with an automatic movement.
The GPHG-shortlisted Christopher Ward C1 Loco Classic reworks the Loco concept with a rounder 41mm case, refined dial architecture and the same 144-hour CW-003 manual-winding movement.
The Hublot Classic Fusion Tributo brings Carlo Crocco’s original gold-and-rubber idea back into focus with a 38mm gold case, minimalist dial and automatic manufacture movement.
IAMWATCH returns to The Singapore EDITION in November 2026 with 45 participating makers and friends of The Hour Glass, a full program of panels, films, lectures, masterclasses and collector gatherings.
Hublot returns to the design language of its 1980 debut watch with the Classic Fusion Tributo, a 38 mm gold-and-rubber model offered in yellow or white gold.
The Arnold & Son DSTB Stop-Seconds brings crown-activated synchronisation to the brand’s exposed true seconds complication, in two 18-piece precious-metal editions.
The Hublot Classic Fusion Tributo revisits Carlo Crocco’s 1980 porthole watch in yellow gold and white gold, pairing the original gold-and-rubber tension with a modern automatic movement by Zenith.
The Dutch independent’s slim, curved-crystal Capri now joins the permanent collection in silver, champagne and salmon dial editions.
Arnold & Son’s new DSTB Stop-Seconds pairs the collection’s dial-side true-beat display with a hidden stop-seconds mechanism for the first time, across two 42mm limited editions in red gold and platinum.
The Urwerk UR-300 Time Quantum introduces a jumping T-frame display that reshapes the brand’s long-running wandering-hours concept.
IWC’s 2027 Chinese New Year edition brings a gold-coloured dial, black ceramic tachymeter bezel and goat-themed rotor to the Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph 41.
Hermès refreshes the H08 with two lighter-toned glass fibre editions, pairing an aluminium-coated composite case with Blanc Chantilly and Bleu de Malte ceramic bezels.
Urwerk’s UR-300 Time Quantum introduces a new take on the brand’s wandering-hour language, using a modular T-frame display that instantly reconfigures at the top of every hour.
The Ming x Massena LAB 57.09 Secret Honey revisits the 2021 Honey collaboration with a layered rotating dial, titanium case and a 125-piece limited run.
Sidereal time is the clock behind celestial navigation, and a handful of rare military and horological watches were built to keep it directly.
Matthieu Haverlan positions the Freak’s anniversary year as a statement of intent for Ulysse Nardin, led by the technically ambitious Super Freak and a more wearable new Freak X.
The Gérald Genta Geneva Time Only Marrone pairs a 4N rose gold cushion case with a warm brown grained dial and a Zenith automatic calibre.