I’ve been fascinated by the Freak since the day I first saw it in 2001. When Ulysse Nardin brought the watch to New York a quarter century ago, I spent…
Ulysse Nardin Spent Two Years Shrinking The Freak. Do We Like It?
A look at the world’s wristwatch brands, their newest timepieces, brand ambassadors, events and news – by brand.
Vacheron Constantin Enhances The Traditionelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar
Functional innovation brings greater practicality to one of watchmaking’s intriguing perpetual calendars. Sometimes, when a venerable brand like Vacheron Constantin spends years developing an exceptionally complicated timepiece, the innovations born…
Remembering Philippe Stern: A Gentleman, Visionary and Guardian of Patek Philippe
When I joined the watch industry than 40 years ago, Philippe Stern was already a driving force at Patek Philippe. Though his father Henri was still leading the compnay, Philippe’s…
Inside The Patek Philippe Museum’s New Nautilus Anniversary Exhibit
Having visited the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva than once, I can say without hesitation that it is one of the great treats for anyone who s watches — or…
Why The Oris Lou Gehrig Watch Resonates Beyond Baseball
Oris has long been one of those rare watch brands that continually impresses us—not just with solid mechanical watches at approachable prices, but with a genuine commitment to doing good…
David Yurman Marks America’s 250th With Unique Liberty Cable Bracelet
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, luxury brands across multiple categories are creating commemorative pieces that blend artistry, heritage and symbolism. One of the most compelling comes not from watchmaking,…
Kiss Drummer Eric Singer Talks About The Blancpain Melody He Composed
For most musicians, composing a melody with only four notes would be incredibly difficult. But for longtime KISS drummer Eric Singer, it became the challenge behind one of high watchmaking’s…
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,…
Jean-Marie Schaller, CEO OF Louis Moinet, Leaves Big Gap In Industry With His Passing
Today, the industry lost one of its most creative minds, one of its true gentlemen, and one of its most passionate storytellers. Jean-Marie Schaller, the visionary behind Louis Moinet, passed…
Why The New A. Lange & Sohne Honeygold Cabaret Tourbillon Will Turn Heads
Unveiled at the 2026 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este on Lake Como this past weekend, the Cabaret Tourbillon Honeygold from A. Lange & Söhne is not about being revolutionary. Not every…
A Closer Look: IWC’s Pilot’s Venturer Vertical Drive Is Built for Orbit
When IWC Schaffhausen unveiled the Pilot’s Venturer Vertical Drive at Watches and Wonders Geneva in April, it instantly stood apart from the crowd. In a fair filled with beautiful evolutions…
TAG Heuer Races Ahead With Solar-Powered Formula 1 Watch X Indy 500
There are car related watches, and then there are watches that actually feel like race day. TAG Heuer’s new Formula 1 Solargraph X Indy 500 lands squarely in the second…
Watch Brands Like IWC, TAG Heuer, Race To Win At Miami F1 Grand Prix
The 2026 Miami Grand Prix this past weekend delivered exactly what Formula 1 fans expect from South Florida: speed, sunshine, spectacle — and serious wrist game. While the racing action…
How Citizen’s Eco-Drive Commercial Turns An Elevator Ride Into an Adventure
It starts simply enough: a man in an elevator, a woman rushing in just before the doors close. “Is that a Citizen?” she asks, eyeing his watch. “Yes. Powered by…
Patek Philippe Celebrates 50 Years Of Nautilus With New Watches, Clock
{Portions of this article by Roberta Naas first appeared on her column on Forbes.com) With Watches & Wonders Geneva 2026 now concluded, the conversation across the watch world has shifted…