Young British brand Farer has added to its range of mechanical watches with a set of colourful GMT models ...
Oris has topped its family of extremely no-nonsense dive watches with a regulator complication. It’s an unusual – but potentially inspired – idea. ...
Timothy Barber goes behind the scenes at Panerai’s new factory to witness how ultra-luxe is wed with technical brilliance eated at mahogany benches in a glass-walled inner sanctum, ...
Nomos Glashütte isn’t the only German watchmaker to be making bafflingly affordable Bauhaus beauties – in fact, Junghans of Schramberg started in 1961 with the help of Walter ...
The entry-level pieces from the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master range pack on-trend sector dials, but do they have the brand’s usual level of quality? ...
We got a chance to go hands-on with the £1m graphene-cased split-seconds chronograph ...
The classical take on the iconoclastic brand’s sci-fi adventurism started out as proof of horological credentials, but now exists as an icon in itself ...
In a new series, we profile the most significant watch designs of the modern era, from Chanel to A. Lange & Sohne ...
The J12 is the watch that paved the way for fashion-brand respectability in the stuffy world of watchmaking, spawning countless copycats and pioneering new ceramic technologies in the ...
It’s arguably the most totemic watch of a brand canon chock-full of classics but – believe it or not – the modern incarnation of IWC’s oversize aviator has ...
