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Precision Instruments

Jaeger-LeCoultre reminds the world why it is called the Grande Maison with the Master Grande Tradition Gyrotourbillon Westminster Perpétuel, and a few other notable complicated watches

Mastering 24 Hours

Whether it is a GMT watch or a worldtimer, having multiple timezones available at a glance is a boon for travellers. Here are eight distinctive options to consider

Luminox Puts Its Watches To The Test In A Rigorous Training Exercise

Luminox showcases a new partnership with MISAR, the Malaysian International Search and Rescue organisation, and puts its watches to the test in a rigorous training exercise

Importance Of Little Details And Big Stories

Jaquet Droz CEO Christian Lattmann tells us about the importance of little details and big stories

A Living Aikon

Maurice Lacroix blends the past and future in a refreshing take on the Aikon Automatic Chronograph Limited Edition

Chimes At Midnight

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Grande Tradition Gyrotourbillon Westminster Perpétuel is more watch than any one watch has the right to be

Wandering Hours

The Hautlence HL Vagabonde Tourbillon is a visual spectacle that deserves a revisit

Threat Or Treat

It has been about three years. Are smartwatches doing what people said they would? 

Flexible Hours

Patek Philippe’s latest Advanced Research timepiece comes with two major technical advancements, and a large polarising aperture that bravely shows off one of them

In All Fairness

Chopard scores another point for égalité and workers’ rights with the L.U.C XPS Twist QF Fairmined 

Complete Circle

Tudor makes the natural choice of introducing a chronograph in its Heritage Black Bay collection

The Serpent Reborn

Bulgari’s emblematic snake motif coils itself around the dial of a bewitching new timepiece line, the Incantati.

Celestial Clockwork

A. Lange & Söhne seems bent on perfecting the Lange 1; this time with a deity like implementation of a heavenly complication

Dashing Good Looks

Just seeing isn’t believing when it comes to the TAG Heuer Autavia Calibre Heuer 02, a watch that began as a dashboard instrument. There isn’t even enough space in one story to get all the details, so we come back for a second serving.

Crystal Clear

Bulgari’s Octo Tourbillon Sapphire allows you to peer at an exquisite flying tourbillon from almost all sides

Contempo-Retro

With the Perpetual Calendar Ref. 5320G, Patek Philippe presents an entirely post modernist design, powered by 21st century innovations

Need For Speed

There’s no better way to celebrate the legacy of arguably the world’s best Formula One driver than with his namesake TAG Heuer chronographs

Crystal Clear

It may be completely transparent in its construct, but the Rotonde de Cartier Astromystérieux remains shrouded in – what else but – mystery.

past perfect

adapting a vintage design for the modern age is right up montblanc’s alley, thanks to its two manufactures that offer both traditional and cutting-edge approaches to watchmaking.

Fine Prints

Local independent printmaker The Gentlemen’s Press gets a shot in the arm with the Claude Bernard Artisans Program.

Making a Manufacture

Over 150 years after its founding, Zenith continues to preserve the principles laid out by its founder when he set out to create a vertically-integrated manufacture.

Air Superiority

As Longines marks its 185th anniversary, we look at its celebrated links with aviation.There is real value in the Avigation Watch Type A-7 1935.

Speed Of Time

It is the 60th anniversary of a properly iconic watch, the Omega Speedmaster. Given how well the Speedy started the year, now’s a good time to look back…and ahead.

all that glitters

these proprietary gold blends may all have 18k purity but their wildly varying properties illustrate metallurgy’s importance to contemporary watchmaking.

Into The Sea

Bell & Ross takes a leaf from classical shipbuilding in the making of its latest collection, Instrument de Marine.

What The Devil

TAG Heuer kicked off its partnership with MUFC in Beijing when the club swung by the Chinese capital for its ICC game.

Davide Cerrato

The managing director of Montblanc’s watch division on working with two manufactures under a single maison Interview.

Return Of The King

In revisiting the Golden Age of aviation, the new Rolex Air-King brandishes a completely new aesthetic.

Handmade: 21st Century style

We visit the Omega manufacture in Villeret and get a crash course in contemporary watchmaking 

Hometime: GlasHutte

Switzerland is the most famous watchmaking nation in the world, with Geneva arguably its capital. That being said, there is a tiny hamlet in Germany that rivals any Swiss region for its watchmaking pedigree: Glashütte