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It’s ironic that the brands gear their mechanical wristwatches towards men when in fact the first one was made for a woman. The Queen of Naples commissioned Breguet watch no. 2639 on June 8, 1810. In the Breguet archives it’s described as an oval repeater with complications mounted on a wristlet of hair and thread.

Tudor scored a big hit with the first Heritage chronograph of 2010. This year Tudor has added a new orange and blue version to the line-up.

The fight against Duchenne muscular dystrophy knows no bounds: the 33 unique timepieces to be featured at Only Watch 2013, symbolic of an exceptional level of watchmaking craftsmanship, are about to make an epic 8-stage journey.