Search

Type
Novelties, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

Hands Off: Chronoswiss Goes Digital with the Neo Digiteur Chronos and the Delphis Art Deco

Today, the Maison introduces two very different takes on the jump-hour display.
By Rhonda Riche
History

Elapsed Time: TAG Heuer’s Unmatched Chronograph Heritage

The watchmaker has bombastically declared 2026 as its “Year of the Chronograph,” and for very good reason. Its legacy of precision chronography dates back more than 160 years (before it even produced wristwatches). So, today, we’re taking a concise look at TAG Heuer’s past to glean into its future.
By Mike Espindle

HYT S1 Titanium DLC Red Millésime Edition

HYT

HYT S1 Titanium Orange Millésime Edition

HYT

HYT S1 Beadblasted Titanium Blue

HYT
In-depth, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

The New Gerald Charles Masterlink Perpetual Calendar: Two Bold Flavors of In-House QPs

While both are inventive and unexpectedly sporty, these two new perpetual calendar-equipped timepieces from Gerald Charles, with expert dial finishing and materials, deliver a one-two punch of profound haute horlogerie options for date-obsessed watch fans.
By Mike Espindle
In-depth

50 Years of the Patek Philippe Nautilus Story Told in 5 Iconic Models

With Watches and Wonders just around the corner, today, we look at five landmark Nautilus references that shaped the past and hint at the future.
By Henri Lee
Novelties

UR-101 Diamond Sky by Urwerk: Time Wanders Under a Gem-Laden Canopy

A celestial reinterpretation of time, the Urwerk UR-101 Diamond Sky combines satellite wandering hours with a hexagonally diamond-set dial, merging mechanical innovation and artistic brilliance in a 25-piece limited edition.
By Sébastien Aeberli
A Closer Look

Seiko Expands Its King Seiko VANAC Collection with New Titanium Versions

In addition to the new lightweight metal, we get three new dial colors.
By Cait Bazemore
Novelties, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

Differential Diagnosis: The Complexity from ArtyA Will Blow Your Mind

This limited edition is a world first, combining two inclined tourbillons in a full sapphire case.
By Rhonda Riche