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With its new Trente-Deux collection (signifying “32” in English), the seven-year-old French watchmaker makes a strong, sporty argument for why three, or should I say trois, is a magic number.

At the recent Geneva Watch Days, lucky enthusiasts got the opportunity to experience the clockmaker's kinetic sculptures.

The new Quantième Perpétuel Royal Oak and Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet editions give new meaning to the term daily wearer.

Marking 270 years of horological artistry, Vacheron Constantin unveils a technically innovative timepiece blending tradition, innovation, craftsmanship, astronomy, and timeless design.

The young brand’s highly anticipated second act cements its status as one to watch in independent watchmaking.

As the watchmaker’s season of classic car show sponsorships moves along, the excitement for fans of impressive vintage vehicles and fine watchmaking just builds and builds. Here’s our report on the highlights from the U.K.’s premier concours event – automotive, horological, and personal.

By all accounts, Milan is a city of reinvention. However, holding steady amid the chaos of change, Pisa 1940 remains a quiet constant: a house built not for attention, but for time itself.

The case of this limited-edition wristwatch explores traditional, centuries-old Japanese metal craftsmanship.

Built on the timeless beauty of hardstone dials and a classic cushion case, these beauties are also the fair’s best value proposition.