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As a media partner of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) since its inaugural edition in 2001, Watchonista will be broadcasting the highly anticipated GPHG 2025 awards ceremony live on November 13, 2025, at 6:00 PM (Swiss time).

The Maison sets the stage for the next decade of its mechanical identity and design codes with its tenth in-house movement.

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.

With the start of Dubai Watch Week just over a week away, today we’re highlighting six anniversary editions that exemplify Ahmed Seddiqi’s, the founder of this biennial event, decades of innovative design, technical mastery, and distinctive horological character.

The first 25 years of this century have seen the most profound reinventions of the mechanical watch. From silicon carousels to inclined regulators, an elite handful of movements have rewritten the rules of timekeeping.

Much maligned by purists, with the right recipes and ingredients, a cocktail made with sparkling wine actually offers plenty of reasons to go beyond just bubbly alone for the upcoming festive season.

La Montre Hermès continues on its path of offering horologically interesting timepieces that are as visually appealing as they are beautifully designed.

From Art Deco shapes to dazzling jewelry watches, here are some of the brand’s quirkier collections.

A bold roundness runs rings around current watch design in this first true collection from the Japanese maker’s revived "power design project” initiative.