Unique shapes and a perceived rarity value have led to premium prices for high-end pieces
The latest rugged luxury model of the kigumi-inspired watch combines hand-finishing with high-tech metals
The two houses have been praised for their horological creativity in a market many critics say is lacking that
The double disc moon phase piece is designed to remain accurate for millions of years
The maverick watchmaker known for creating pieces with bullets and blood talks about innovating with more conventional materials
The model made famous by Steve McQueen in ‘Le Mans’ is back in a new, highly engineered version
Under new management, the UK watchmaker’s latest models are focusing on more general concepts of adventure, aimed at younger buyers
The British watchmaker’s low-cost chiming timepiece with a Swiss-made base movement
The DIY clock containing 233 components beat high-end creators at the industry ‘Oscars’
Gérald Genta’s brand to exhibit again after 40 years at the fifth edition of the annual showcase, now part of an expanding watch show calendar
Former marketing manager donates prototype handed to him by the F1 driver before 1994’s fatal race
It started with a trike – and ended up with a Harley-Davidson
A world timer made under the auspice of Svend Andersen, whose complications include the thinnest such model ever made
Local auction houses report an increasingly affluent and younger audience as rare OAK collection heads to Asia
The back of the 44mm watch features a secondary dial intricately decorated with a sky chart
Italian car designer taps into the expertise of Hong Kong-based Globics for the first in a series of sophisticated models
Ever since the Richemont takeover, the watchmaker has majored on producing highly complex skeletonised and heavily-styled watches in small editions
Marquee events such as the America’s Cup and advances in timepiece-based nautical tech are spawning a wave of new models
The post-millennium watch-collecting boom was a turning point for Wolf, the British family-run case business
A contemporary interpretation of the 2001 signature watch is being positioned as the brand’s new flagship offering
The watchmaker’s finances remain opaque — in contrast to its high-profile support for everything from science to arts mentoring
Ride 70s offers vintage bike enthusiasts the rare opportunity to take one of the world’s great road trips
The German company’s chronograph, with its signature oversized date, traces its heritage back almost two centuries
Sponsoring races and concours shows has long been a way to connect with wealthy, mechanically minded fans
Rolex, Tag Heuer and Blancpain all have something to celebrate this year