After a debut journey through the rich, lush landscapes of the Amazon, Louis Vuitton now returns home to Paris – and where the House’s story first began – with the incredible new Escale au Pont-Neuf ...

Does independent haute horlogerie require deep pockets? That’s what most watch enthusiasts and collectors assume. But not at Claude Meylan—a brand that’s committed to beauty, originality, and bold ...

Since 1969, the ZENITH DEFY collection has stood as a symbol of unwavering strength and precision. Nicknamed the “time safe” for its robust construction and ability to protect the movement like a ...

As part of its 250th anniversary celebrations, following Paris with the Classique Souscription 2025 and Shanghai with the Tradition 7035 edition, Breguet is making a stopover in New York. Here it ...

Rare colors and organic structures are born of geological chance. Disadvantages for some have become assets for watch brands. Stones have never ceased to surprise us. Whether they come from the depths ...

Less well known than its Seamaster and Speedmaster sisters, the Railmaster is a historic Omega timepiece whose period qualities (robustness, precision, anti-magnetism) resonate with today's ...

For its 20th anniversary, Cvstos unveils its Tourbillon 8, a limited edition of 20 in four different versions. The piece focuses exclusively on the geometry of its caliber. A true "movement-watch", ...

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard of HBO’s hit series “The Last of Us”. But what you might not know is how it ties into the world of horology. Set in a post-apocalyptic ...

This week on WorldTempus: Hublot reshapes design with the Square Bang, TAG Heuer’s Monaco Chronograph Stopwatch celebrates motorsport, and BA111OD strips back to pure onyx tourbillon elegance Hublot ...

To celebrate 100 years since the birth of the American spaceflight pioneer, Breitling unveils the 50-piece limited-edition Navitimer Cosmonaute – the first Swiss wristwatch in space On May 24, 1962, ...

In most partnerships between watch brands and car manufacturers, the same scenario tends to play out: swapped logos, a splash of colour, exotic materials, and that’s where it usually ends. But when H.