Patek Philippe’s seven Milan limited editions lead a week that also brings six new Gondolo models, a blue-sapphire G-Shock, Louis Vuitton’s ceramic Monterey revival and Atomic Heart’s robotic twins.

Twenty-five creations reserved for the Italian market explore the country’s landscapes, art and craftsmanship at Patek ...

The headliner for Patek Philippe’s Grand Art Exhibition in Milan is the new ref. 5978P-010, a limited edition of 120 pieces that pairs an instantaneous perpetual calendar with a chronograph equipped ...

From the first metal G-Shock to Kikuo Ibe’s sapphire Blue Rose Project, we trace 30 years of MR-G and its evolution into the ...

A digital watch for mechanical purists leads a week that also brings an ultra-thin perpetual calendar, a blue six-day ...

The story of the perpetual calendar on the wrist dates back to 1925, when Patek Philippe created the world’s first known perpetual calendar wristwatch. Yet innovation in the complication moved at a ...

Under the aegis of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, the revived Daniel Roth has achieved something quite rare in watchmaking. Its watches are not only respectful recreations of the originals but ...

For too long, Blancpain has hidden its expertise in women’s watchmaking. The Fifty Fathoms and Villeret may be the hero collections today, but during the Great Depression of the 1930s, it was the ...

No one really needs the relationship between watches and cars explained. More often than not, someone who spends an entire afternoon discussing the architecture of a mechanical caliber will probably ...

A year ago, on behalf of Revolution, I sat down for a video call with artist, collector and long-time friend of Glashütte Original Michael Moebius (@moebiusart) to talk about the PanoMaticCalendar ...

At just 48 grams including its strap, the Venezianico Redentore Levius is ridiculously light for a mechanical dress watch. Its grade 5 titanium construction keeps its physical presence on the wrist to ...