Launching a new collection is always a delicate exercise. With the Alpine Eagle – inspired by a watch from 1980 – Chopard intends to further expand its range (...)

The Musée international d’horlogerie’s second timepiece has been unveiled and released in La Chaux-de-Fonds in honour of the the 25th edition of the eponymous (...)

During our latest visit to Russian watch brand Raketa, we were impressed by the originality of their designs. Like many Western brands, they play the (...)

The Olympic Games held in Tokyo in 1964 changed Seiko for ever. That edition, the first ‘technological’ Olympics, brought the Japanese company into the (...)

The great wave of mechanical megalomania and the exploits it offered may have passed, but the exploration goes on, whether in terms of function, display or (...)

At a time when vintage is all the rage, watchmakers with a concern for architecture are proving that classicism doesn’t have to stray into nostalgia; it can (...)

Water has done so much for watchmaking. As the enemy of watches, it forced them to become watertight, pressure-resistant and legible; it obliged (...)

2019 marks the centenary of the creation of the Bauhaus, an exacting movement, the precepts of which still exert a profound influence on us, whether we (...)

We might as well admit it right away: at Baselworld 2019, women’s watches were thin on the ground. Rare are the watchmakers who consider them with any (...)

The ability to display tiny fractions of time is without a doubt one of horology’s most important conquests. The chronograph was a crucial instrument of (...)