Watch Advice

The new Small Second Jasper and Serpentine editions pair natural stone dials with restrained design and traditional Chronoswiss craftsmanship.

Chronoswiss is evolving its Small Second collection through a more natural and bold personality, with two limited-edition models built around genuine Jasper and Serpentine stone dials. Limited to just 50 pieces each, these new s...

Krayon continues to revolutionise the contemporary watchmaking scene with a new Anywhere model decorated in glittering sapphires.

Independent watchmaker Krayon have created such a unique niche for themselves in the watch industry. Their brand of haute horlogerie has captivated horology lovers everywhere. From the budding enthusiast to the monied-up veteran, a Krayon wa...

We caught up with Jonathan Brinbaum, Bvlgari Watches Managing Director, to talk about the new smaller Octo Finissimo and the direction Bvlgari is heading.

When Bvlgari returned to Watches & Wonders last year, there was a fairly clear message behind the brand’s presence. After some time away from the fair, Bvlgari was back and wanted the industry to take notice of w...

Louis Vuitton’s Escale en Alaska combines Métiers d’Art, mechanical animation, and high complications in one extraordinary, unique-piece pocket watch.

Louis Vuitton’s roots have always been intertwined with the world of travel, which makes the Escale concept the perfect canvas for the Maison to explore different destinations through watchmaking. Now, the brand is once ...

Panerai brings together their heritage lines and modern innovations, creating a new Luminor Marina model in ultra-light Carbotech.

Panerai, in a word, is unmistakable. The variation in the Italian brand’s catalogue is essentially 50/50, split between the silhouettes of the Luminor and Radiomir collections. While this might seem boring from the outset, Panerai’s delicat...