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The new double-barreled tourbillon is joined by a limited edition Mille Miglia and a L.U.C column wheel chronograph.

Founded in 1888 and still family-owned, the manufacture from Lucerne feels like an exception in the watch industry. Indeed it is! Carl F. Bucherer has a rich tradition spanning 130 years but has only recently started embracing their past while focusing on their future. Thanks to the 2010 appointment of young and dynamic CEO, Sascha Moeri. 

Ferdinand Berthoud's high-precision lunar model combines cutting-edge innovations with traditional craftsmanship. With the Chronométrie FB 1L collection, a new astronomical interpretation recalls the past and heads boldly into the future.

Chanel presented opulent all-black Monsieur and Boy.friend watches plus an outstanding new movement for the J12.

How the Swiss brand turned to Kickstarter to make a high tech timepiece built for the outdoors.

New tonneau-shaped tourbillons and collaborations with sculptor Richard Orlinski and tattoo artist Maxime Plescia-Buchi are highlights of Hublot's just-released watches.  

Ready. Set. Go! A rundown of our favorite chronographs from Baselworld 2019. 

Schwarz Etienne is one of those independent brands with a unique style. A true watchmaking manufacture who loves to surprise whether with the quality of their movements or via off-beat creations with a humorous touch. For men and women!

The Perpetual Calendar Tourbillon Manufacture collection welcomed two new versions at Baselworld.

Bringing back retro-futurism with a very cool digital driving watch.

For years, MB&F’s Founder Maximilien Büsser has been creating Horological Machines that double as watchmaking art. Max along with his friends (the F in MB&F) have mastered the production of Legacy Machines – but always for men. Had he forgotten women? Not anymore.

To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Spring Drive Movement, the Japanese watchmaker is celebrating with four fantastic timepieces.

After a year under Georges Kern's leadership, Breitling has deployed its strategy efficiently and successfully. Baselworld 2019 is the latest step forward for the brand that embraces its glorious past, yet firmly turned towards the future.

Patek Philippe has once again outdone itself with an outstanding lineup of exceptional new watches with state-of-the-art technical advances.

Launched in 2017, AK-06 was Akrivia's first creation not integrating a tourbillon. Today, this timekeeper and others embody the philosophy of Rexhep Rexhepi’s world.

For the second time, Watchonista and Bulgari joined forces to host the B-Dinner. Bulgari's CEO Jean-Christophe Babin also brought a special guest. 

To celebrate 130 years of DOXA, the brand has released an outrageous solid gold diver

To kick off Baselworld 2019, Bulgari launched a new Octo Finissimo and not just any Octo! The new Chronograph GMT also smashes a fifth world record for thinness.

Five tips to keep pickpockets, swindlers, and prostitutes at bay during Basel Week.

An earthquake struck the Swiss watchmaking world on Sunday July 29th. Swatch Group, the leading Swiss watchmaking group, will not be exhibiting at Baselworld in 2019. There is a risk of a domino effect. Here’s what’s next.