Search

The nine-time winner of Le Mans is a man on the move. During Monterey Car Week, Watchonista caught up with the legendary driver and here’s what he had to say.

Gaia rewards people, not watches. Of course, the names of some of the winners rhyme with mythical timepieces. The fact remains that this prize celebrates people above all, their work and their influence.

The Jury for the Gaïa Prize is paying tribute to Maximilian Büsser in recognition of his creative approach to watchmaking in the design and marketing of his products, and for the innovative way he manages his business.

The Jury for the Gaïa Prize is paying tribute to Reinhard Meis in recognition of the key contribution he has made to our understanding of the technical history of watchmaking, thanks to his exhaustive independent research, and for the excellence of his publications in the field of complicated watches.

The Gaïa Prize jury highlights Paul Clementi's extensive skills in craftsmanship and use of historical knowledge to produce inventive creations, with the highest standards of professional conduct.

An in-depth look at the fascinating history of Mickey Mouse watches