Big brands may be moving to take everything in-house, but many mid-tier (and some higher-end) companies still rely on Sellita to fill the gap left by ETA. Now, ...
With an all-new hand-wound movement and Urushi lacquer dials, these additions to the Elegance collection seem destined to be firm favourites ...
The first new English watch in nearly half a century has been in development for 25 years. One man has been following the story since the early years; now ...
David Linley, Earl of Snowdon and honorary Chairman of Christie’s talks to QP about the Parmigiani Toric Chronograph that’s at the heart of his collection ...
The trendy German manufacture has added in-house automatic calibres to its entry-level ‘graduate’ range, and embraced steel bracelets for the very first time By Chris Hall Nomos Glashutte ...
Now that we’re back from SIHH, normal service is resumed. Here’s your round-up of the week’s watch news, starting with the most enticing corporate rumour we’ve heard in ...
With 2019’s first major watch fair out of the way, what can we expect for the rest of the year (and beyond)? ...
Breakout Speedy: does the Apollo 8 have the chops to convert a non Speedmaster enthusiast? ...
After Zenith’s high-tech redux, LVMH stablemate TAG Heuer is now tooling up with proprietary carbon-hairspring technology, beating at the heart of a new Carrera Calibre Heuer 02T Tourbillon ...
Line extensions can feel a bit like placeholders while a brand is working on something else, but Cartier has upped the ante with its Santos additions ...