Featuring a square shape for the first time, a slenderer case with more streamlined and precious proportions, three new versions of the Classics Art Déco (...)

The most immediately striking aspect about the new model is its stylish blue, yellow and white colour palette. A clean, colourful take on the GMT (...)

The original Delma Quattro was launched in the early 1980s with a quartz movement and gained popularity with divers particularly in the US through Delma’s (...)

The independent watch brand has released two new models for its Quai des Bergues guilloché “Ricochet” line. Besides striking new enamel colours, lovers of (...)

Greubel Forsey is dedicating a brand new calibre to the Terrestrial globe, decisively replacing its predecessors. The Earth is showcased majestically, (...)

Celebrating the 100 anniversary of the first aerial crossing of the south With this new timepiece, the Swiss brand is celebrating the 100th anniversary (...)

Luminescent elements have been used in wristwatches since the early 20th century to ensure good readability even under difficult light and visibility (...)

An ode to the brave British pilots that fought the odds of WWII, this vintage-inspired 40mm timepiece features a CuSn8 bronze case. The Arabic numerals, as (...)

Following the introduction of the ceramic Doxa Army ‘Watches of Switzerland Edition’ in April (only 100 were made), the brand is adding the Doxa Army in (...)

Le Régulateur Louis Erard x Label Noir is all about depth. Emmanuel Curti, head watchmaker and founder of Label Noir, wanted to redesign the regulator in (...)