The BR-X5 Meteorite pairs Bell & Ross’s architectural instrument design with a Muonionalusta meteorite dial, making every one of the 250 watches naturally unrepeatable.
On 28 September 2026, four one-of-a-kind Rolex Cosmograph Daytona watches will be auctioned in London through Phillips, with proceeds supporting the Federer Foundation and Re. Each timepiece interprets a season through natural stone, coloured gemstones and precious metal, linking Rolex’s watchmaking with education and conservation.
Greubel Forsey’s latest GMT Balancier Convexe brings one of the independent watchmaker’s most intricate complications into a more compact titanium case. With a real-time rotating globe, 30-degree inclined balance wheel and newly integrated 72-hour power reserve, the blue edition places mechanical information within a distinctly sculptural architecture.
The RM HJ-02 marks the second chapter of Richard Mille’s high-jewellery watchmaking, bringing colour, gem-setting and mechanical engineering into a single architectural composition. Created as 12 unique timepieces across four chromatic worlds, the collection also introduces the new in-house CRMT2 automatic tourbillon.
Audemars Piguet revisits the jumping hour complication through the Neo Frame, a watch that combines the visual language of 1930s design with a newly developed selfwinding movement. Its contemporary construction places an old method of telling time within a distinctly modern study of material, proportion and movement.
Vacheron Constantin’s Métiers d’Art Tribute to the Animal Kingdom brings six unconventional crafts into haute horlogerie, transforming feathers, glass, paper, wood, gold embroidery and origami into miniature wildlife scenes. Presented within the Maison’s One of Not Many Crafts Programme, the project explores how far craftsmanship can be pushed at watchmaking scale.
A single line of copy has done what a thousand product shots could not. Time, elegantly mastered. The Longines Master Collection. The film carrying it, starring…
Versace proudly unveils the return of one of its most iconic watches DYLOS: a design first introduced in 2015 and immortalised in a global campaign featuring…
Ginori 1735’s fourth chapter of its Summer Campaign 2026 turns to the moment after the journey, when treasured objects return home carrying traces of places, meals and memories. At the heart of the story is the Manifattura, where inherited craftsmanship becomes a starting point for new expressions of Italian living.
F.P.Journe and H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco have unveiled a unique chronograph created to support the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation. Presented in Monaco ahead of its November auction in Singapore, the watch brings distinctive F.P.Journe craftsmanship to a philanthropic project focused on planetary health.