Shrouded in mystery, the X Factor is everywhere. In the aerospace industry, “X” is used to designate NASA’s most experimental projects. And it also has a place in watchmaking: since 2014, the...
Tee Time
1967 marked the beginning of a significant new relationship between the Swiss watch brand, Rolex, and the sport of golf. A relationship that, in its solid continuity, as well as its breadth and...
The Tank watch was born in 1917 of a powerful vision, the culmination of a lengthy design process. It was a timepiece which swept aside tradition, shook up habits and ushered modern design into...
"Aqua Terra" was the Latin name Omega chosen for the original models of its Seamaster collection, which were known for their reliability both on water (Aqua) and on land (Terra)
Rolex is introducing a new model in its Cellini collection, the Cellini Moonphase, featuring an exclusive display of the lunar cycle. The 39mm Cellini Moonphase is offered in 18ct Everose gold
The Clifton Collection, one of Baume & Mercier's watchmaking lines, is expanding this year with a new series of timepieces, the Clifton Club, which fulfils the needs of urban, active, elegant...
Few watches have the power to inspire like the Omega Speedmaster
Rolex is introducing the new version of its Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona, fitted on the innovative Oysterflex bracelet in elastomer reinforced with a metal blade, and are equipped with a...
Breitling reveals at Baselworld 2017 its own split-seconds chronograph movement - one of the most sophisticated horological complications
IWC Schaffhausen revisits the iconic design of the 1980s and presents the 2017 Da Vinci collection, once again with its classic round case. Two Da Vinci timepieces feature newly developed IWC-...