Search

Back in 2009 Perrelet launched their first model of the turbine – a rather masculine timepiece with the brand’s signature: the double-rotor. The constant movement of the component inside the case triggered question, attention and amazement. This year, a smaller version, set with diamonds was made for women for the pleasure of all.

Pierre DeRoche may be celebrating its 11th anniversary this year but with its concentric chronograph and retrograde seconds the small brand from La Vallée de Joux proves to be heir to a long family tradition.

Those who are well versed in chronometry unanimously agree that Omega’s progress with the “Globemaster file” is absolutely fantastic and revolutionary. It is indeed a huge step forward.

It is rare for a watchmaking brand to have such a deep connection to its founding personality as ArtyA has. Yvan Arpa may well be heretic, agitating, lively and a defector but he manages to create sincere and media-covered watchmaking.

Bulgari’s Diagono Magnesium dares to introduce new dynamics into the luxury market by adding a unique and clever touch to smartwatches.

Though the El Primero is the manufacture’s most famous movement, the newly introduced at Baselworld Elite 6150 reiterates Zenith’s manufacturing ambitions in 2015.

Without a shadow of doubt, Breguet has once more succeeded in surprising all enthusiasts of beautiful watchmaking with the introduction in the Tradition collection of a superb chronograph and an innovating as well as original minute repeater.