Alexander Shorokhoff’s new M.I.K.E. watch combines the brand’s unmistakable sense of artistic expression with a humanitarian cause. This is a

When J.M.W. Turner came to Venice, he found a city made for painting. Nearly two centuries later, Jaeger-LeCoultre has found

Vacheron Constantin has long understood that a watch can be far more than an instrument for measuring time. With its

Fears introduces its most ambitious watch to date – a refined 39mm perpetual calendar that brings haute horology to the

For the Hermès, a watch is rarely simply an instrument for measuring the passing hours. It is an object of

Glasgow-based anOrdain‘s, philosophy has long been expressed through its distinctive handcrafted dials. Now, the independent watchmaker is taking another significant

Tiffany & Co. continues its celebration of 160 years since the debut of its first chronograph with the launch of

There are clocks that are designed to be admired and there are clocks that invite you to discover how they

Independent watchmaking is emerging from some unexpected corners of the world. In Târgu Mureș, Romania, Constantin A. Mureșan is building