Dubai Watch Week 2025

With the fifth edition of Dubai Watch Week officially in the record books, today, we take a look at how this year’s show was experienced across the generational divide.

New releases from Renaud Tixier, Roger Dubuis, Frederique Constant x Bamford, and Parmigiani Fleurier put imagination on display.

Made in collaboration with The Dial Artist, the luxury clockmaker’s latest car-shaped novelty is meant to capture the feeling of an epic road trip.

A horological storm warning has been issued for all those in the vicinity of the Burj Khalifa, as over 90 brands have descended on the luxurious venue for Dubai Watch Week 2025.

At Dubai Watch Week, the inventive watchmaker’s signature blade-bridged movement plays a dual role, drawing focus to some very compelling examples of the house’s more traditional dial expertise.

Dubai Watch Week set the perfect backdrop for Hublot to honor two big birthdays.

Debuted during Dubai Watch Week as a limited edition, this new timepiece proves not only the enduring relevance of the maison’s important historical movement innovation, the Three Bridges, but it also confirms the ongoing adaptability of its beloved contemporary sport watch, the Laureato.

Last week, we looked at five movements introduced in the 21^st century that have rewritten the rules of modern watchmaking. Today, Ulysse Nardin and Urwerk, two brands with calibres already on that list, have unveiled the sixth movement poised to change timekeeping as we know it.

Two new Escale timepieces featuring hardstone dials are giving Louis Vuitton some very well-deserved time in the sun.

While the inventive watchmaker first introduced a mechanical-digital “regulator” 20 years ago, this new re-imagining, launched today, fits perfectly into the maison’s “Modern Mechanical” zeitgeist. Don’t call it a revival; it’s a re-invention.