Events

Depending on when and where you read this, you may still have some time to make some above-and-beyond plans for the US’s 250th anniversary of independence.

At nearly 3,000 meters, Bucherer and Rolex create an extraordinary destination on Mount Titlis, blending Swiss craftsmanship, hospitality, and Alpine views.

Eleven young watchmakers from France, Switzerland, and Belgium unveiled visionary creations in La Chaux-de-Fonds, redefining how time is perceived through technical innovation, artistic craftsmanship, and creative storytelling.

Not only did the opening present a superb opportunity for a second look at the esteemed watchmaker’s latest novelties, but the location itself also gives us insight into the Maison’s respect for important architecture and its delightfully unexpected retail approach.

The red carpet at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival once again doubled as a showcase for haute horlogerie, with the French Riviera sparkling under a parade of luxury watches as stars gathered this past weekend to celebrate cinema in style.

Last night’s Met Gala 2026 proved one thing: haute horology is no longer a supporting act. From ultra-complicated grand complications to rare vintage grails, the world’s most influential names leaned into watch culture harder than ever.

In Gstaad last weekend, MAZE/Art Awards F.P.Journe revealed a form of patronage that mirrors the values of independent watchmaking. Beyond sponsorship, this partnership between Art Gstaad and the renowned independent watchmaker positions Switzerland as a discreet yet decisive engine driving the circulation of contemporary art among fairs, collections, and museums.

From Timothée Chalamet’s platinum Urban Jürgensen to Leonardo DiCaprio’s rare Rolex “Le Mans,” the 2026 Golden Globes proved that the red carpet isn’t just about fashion—it’s where the world’s most luxurious and coveted timepieces steal the spotlight.