Geneva Watch Days ended this past weekend, and I needed a few days to digest everything. Not because there weren’t plenty of complicated watches, beautiful watches and technically impressive watches…

Watch Lovers Vote Now For Your Favorites To Win The Temporis Awards
The finalists are in for the 2026 Temporis International Awards and now watch rs around the world get a chance to weigh in on which watches should take home the…
Urwerk Looks 1,000 Years Ahead With Baroque-Like Unique Amadeus
There are few watch brands capable of making a 1,000-year mechanical counter seem almost logical. Urwerk is one of them. The independent Swiss brand has spent nearly three decades challenging…
Open-Worked Dials Just Got Way Better Thanks To Parmigiani Fleurier
Parmigiani Fleurier expands its Tonda PF collection with a new interpretation of the Tonda PF Skeleton, combining 18-karat rose gold with the brand’s signature Milano Blue. Limited to just 30…
Vacheron Constantin Pushes Dial Art Further With Animal Kingdom Tribute
For centuries, Vacheron Constantin has understood something that only the finest watchmakers bring to reality: the fact that a watch dial does not have to be merely functional. It can…
A Closer Look At The Roger Dubuis Excalibur The Kabuto Legacy
Roger Dubuis has spent than a decade turning its Excalibur Knights of the Round Table collection into wearable sculpture, replacing traditional hour markers with miniature figures that transform each watch…
Armin Strom Gives Its Mirrored Force Resonance A Bold New Pulse
The Mirrored Force Resonance has long stood as one of the most technically intriguing watches in contemporary independent watchmaking. Now, Swiss manufacture Armin Strom is giving the award-winning timepiece an…
Corum Revisits Its Coin Watch Legacy — With An American Slant
Swiss watch brand Corum, with a relatively young history, nonetheless challenges convention time and agin. Throughout its seven-decade history, the company has repeatedly introduced watches that encouraged collectors to rethink…
Louis Vuitton’s Escale en Alaska Pocket Watch Brings An Alaskan Fantasy To Life
With the heat wave we’ve been experiencing, it’s time for something cool – really cool. Every once in a while, a watch comes along that reminds us that haute horlogerie…
You Think You Know Movado? Think Again
Physicist Albert Einstein, famed artist Andy Warhol, American industrial designer Nathan George Horwitt and pop artist Kenneth Scharf don’t have much in common at first glance. Yet each played a…
A Closer Look At Parmigiani Fleurier’s 30th Anniversary Carillon Tourbillon
I was there 30 years ago when Michel Parmigiani launched his eponymous watch brand. Backed by the Sandoz Family Foundation, Michel Parmigiani, recognized as one of Switzerland’s most respected restorers…
Vacheron Constantin And The Louvre Bring More Great Civilizations To Life
In the quiet halls of the Louvre, history rarely feels distant. Stone figures carved thousands of years ago still project authority, grace and power with astonishing immediacy. Standing before them,…
Cartier And Rolex Mark Milestones With Standout Creations At WWG 2026
At this year’s Watches & Wonders Geneva, where the industry gathers to signal its direction for the year ahead, a noticeable split emerged: many brands leaned into restraint, while a…
Armin Strom Sounds Off With Repeater Resonance 12:59 With Two Striking Modes
At Watches and Wonders Geneva this week, Armin Strom once again affirms — albeit, quietly — its commitment to aesthetics, technical advancement, resonance and innovation. The brand actually reframes the…
Now Playing: The $440,000 Godfather II By Jacob & Co.
A few years ago I was invited by Jacob & Co. to Sicily to experience the unveiling of its Godfather watch—in honor of the movie. I was so excited to…
















