To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Datograph Perpetual, originally introduced in 2006 as the brand’s first watch to ...

TAG Heuer’s decision to lead LVMH Watch Week 2026 with an all-Carrera presentation is clearly a strategic one. This is not the brand claiming the Carrera as its only story for the year ahead. It is, ...

Certainly, expectations were upended this April at Watches and Wonders when Bvlgari unveiled its new quartet of 37mm Octo ...

The 24th Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) spotlighted the world’s most distinguished horologists, brands, and enthusiasts in Geneva. Each year, the GPHG honors the most extraordinary ...

The secondary watch market has always been a dynamic and highly speculative space, but it has never been as volatile as in the past few years. The introduction of Rolex’s Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) ...

The ION Orchard exhibition pairs Lange’s chronograph history with classic motoring and live demonstrations by artisans from ...

In 1980, Carlo Crocco put a gold watch on a rubber strap and launched Hublot. Forty-six years, several owners and one ...

In 1916, brothers Albert and Sam Govberg opened a small jewelry store in Philadelphia. A lot has changed in the 110 years since then. The company has expanded far beyond Philadelphia and the Govberg ...

This move comes alongside a robust sales performance, showcasing resilience amidst a challenging luxury market landscape. Luxury conglomerate Richemont has made significant changes in its top ...

Even when he returned to mainstream Hollywood, Pattinson’s pick of roles and movies was far from predictable. As Neil in Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending Tenet (2020), he was a British agent with a ...

In 2005, the Swiss watch industry was, in many ways, an echo chamber. Major maisons mined their archives, polishing and reissuing vintage designs to reassure an increasingly nostalgic market. The ...

MB&F’s original Legacy Machine returns in EVO form, while Hublot revisits 1980, Bell & Ross goes to space, IWC looks ahead to ...