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In the past four years, Cartier has surprised and charmed even the most sceptical of watch collectors by presenting an extensive range of high watchmaking pieces, each more ingenious and...
When it comes to timepieces, we’re very much used to hearing the latest from Switzerland. The SalonQP however is a unique occasion where we see the best from a growing group of British...
Naturally, Switzerland is home to the very best watch shows. Every year at SIHH and Baselworld the industry comes to together to present it’s latest offerings and carve out the trends for the...
Timing can mean everything in life, as Nigel Luk’s story proves. Being in the right place, at the right time led Luk on a remarkable journey both in a business sense and when it comes to the...
In the world of Rolex watches, the answer to the question, ‘what’s new?’ would often be a rundown of updates in material, display, design, or innovative functions. Completely new...
When it comes to the Royal Oak, it's hard not to become a fan. The watch has become such an icon in the realm of sports that it would be impossible not to see one – or a good number of them...
It takes a Herculean effort to elevate a design to an iconic status, but when one captures the imagination to such a degree that it is still relevant and appreciated 95 years after its creation, then...
The five pointed crown of the Rolex logo is recognized throughout the world as a symbol of quality. It has been the brand’s associations with historical accomplishments, though, that have taken...
The United States Navy SEALs are the most elite military outfit in the world. Their selection course, called BUD/S, is the toughest known to man and has an attrition rate of over 80 per cent.
The...
Six collections, 27 in-house calibres and four world firsts later, Michel Parmigiani, CEO of Swiss brand Parmigiani Fleurier, is proof that in watchmaking, one doesn't need a century-old lineage to...