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Start-up watchmaker profile: Henry Blake

The stylish start-up is channeling the Australian railroads for it’s inaugural model, but do these Norwegians have enough to differentiate themselves from (...)

The updated Ice-Watch ICE sixty nine

The updated Ice-Watch ICE sixty nine

One of the leaders in stylish and accessible timepieces has updated its popular collection, offering 16 new options paired with new silicone (...)

Introducing Girard-Perregaux's new Laureato 34

Introducing Girard-Perregaux’s new Laureato 34

A new chapter in the history of the Laureato, the Swiss watchmaker has just released a new ladies’ model of the iconic timepiece, which is every bit true to (...)

Kerbedanz, mastering mystery

Kerbedanz, mastering mystery

The brand is a master of mysterious symbolism and it’s no different with the new “black editions” of the Sappheiros Tourbillon and the 3-Horses (...)

The gentleman's choice: Carl F. Bucherer's Manero Flyback

The gentleman’s choice: Carl F. Bucherer’s Manero Flyback

The new timepiece is a equal parts sporty and classic, featuring a 18K rose gold case and a champagne-colored dial that any modern man can get (...)

Montblanc's vintage twist in bronze

Montblanc’s vintage twist in bronze

In a first time for the brand, bronze has been introduced to three new vintage-inspired timepieces of the 1858 collection.

Divas' Dream Tourbillon Skeleton, Bulgari's romantic vision of nature

Divas’ Dream Tourbillon Skeleton, Bulgari’s romantic vision of nature

Roman elegance and Swiss precision combine in a very pure and refined limited edition series, which is equal parts high jewellery and high (...)

HYT: Hands on with the H4 RC44 limited edition

HYT: Hands on with the H4 RC44 limited edition

The RC44 monohull sailboat celebrates a memorable 10 years in production with the help of innovative Swiss watchmaker HYT.

Jaeger-LeCoultre times the perfect Rendez-Vous

Jaeger-LeCoultre times the perfect Rendez-Vous

Introducing several novelties, the Swiss watchmaker has raised the level of its already impressive Rendez-Vous ladies’ collection.

Europa Star & Watchonista: Two complementary viewpoints on watchmaking

Europa Star & Watchonista: Two complementary viewpoints on watchmaking

The two esteemed media outlets have joined forces to offer a fresh, 360-degree perspective to watchmaking news, starting January (...)

Europa Star No. 5/16 print issue, out now

Europa Star No. 5/16 print issue, out now

The winter issue of Europa Star Europe and International edition is about to hit the shelves, and we have the exclusive preview for what’s in store for (...)

Fabergé's award-winning Visionnaire DTZ

Fabergé’s award-winning Visionnaire DTZ [Video]

The brand has taken a light approach to promote its excellent dual-time wristwatch, doing justice to the brand founder’s sense of (...)

A gallery of Moons

A gallery of Moons

PORTFOLIO

What is there left to say about the moon that hasn’t already been said a hundred times, or a thousand, since the dawn of time? The moon is a nocturnal (...)

Louis Moinet: Lunar Eclipse

Louis Moinet: Lunar Eclipse

When Jean-Marie Schaller decided to revive the fortunes of Louis Moinet, a great but largely forgotten 19th century horologer, by adopting his name for the (...)

When Swiss watchmakers and Italian designers meet

When Swiss watchmakers and Italian designers meet

BOVET/PININFARINA

The surprising collaboration between Bovet and the Turinese designers at Pininfarina delivers a new opus: the Ottantasei. A fourth tourbillon for which the (...)

Chanel: when the strap sets off the watch

Chanel: when the strap sets off the watch

Wristwatch straps are usually seen as an accessory, a simple extension of the watch. With its new J12 XS, Chanel turns the idea around. What you notice (...)

Hermès: saddler turned watchmaker

Hermès: saddler turned watchmaker

Hermès is a rare example – the only one, as far as we know – of a saddler turned watchmaker (among other things). In fact, it is through leather that Hermès (...)

Pierre DeRoche GrandCliff collection, simplified

Pierre DeRoche GrandCliff collection, simplified

It doesn’t always have to be complicated, as the independent Swiss watchmaker demonstrates with its latest release for both men and (...)

Tudor mines the productive seam of “reinterpretation”

Tudor mines the productive seam of “reinterpretation”

VINTAGEMANIA

Officially, at Tudor, they don’t use the word “vintage”, preferring the term “retro-chic”. Old models are not “reissued”, they are “reinterpreted”. It was in (...)

Romain Jerome looks to the Middle East with a new limited edition

Romain Jerome looks to the Middle East with a new limited edition [Video]

The DIFC-DNA is the brand’s latest timepiece, a limited edition commissioned to commemorate a unique financial building in Dubai that doesn’t exactly play by (...)