Flying High
From the very beginning it has been associated with aviation, but over time, similarly to many pilot watches, it has ‘landed’ on the wrists of passengers. The Breitling Chronomat is a watch with character.
Celebrating feminity
Evergreen in the interpretation of a fashion icon, the sophisticated style of cultured diamonds, or perhaps a composition inspired by the designs of the Memphis Group, or even a filigree model in a subtle colour? Here are four suggestions for women – each in a different style.
Bremont is introducing the Supermarine 300m Date Bi-Colour
The new Supermarine 300m Date Bi-Colour, featuring a sleek profile case shape crafted in 904L stainless steel and 18ct rose gold.
Bulova x Complecto present the Super Seville Stone Dial Collection
Bulova x Complecto unveiled the Super Seville Stone Dial Collection, a powerful celebration of craftsmanship, community, and cultural identity.
Falling in love
Catering to a wider range of tastes, Audemars Piguet’s latest collection features timepieces that showcase not only the brand’s renowned mechanical expertise, but also beautiful details that enhance its feminine aesthetic. Out of all the novelties, two Royal Oak models kept my mind busy for a few days, but I ended up wondering whether I would want them for myself. Let’s explore these models and get to the bottom of this “problem”.
IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN PRESENTS THE INGENIEUR AUTOMATIC 40 WITH A BLUE DIAL
IWC Schaffhausen complements its Ingenieur collection with a new Ingenieur Automatic 40 featuring a blue dial. This automatic model reflects the bold aesthetic codes of Gérald Genta’s original Ingenieur SL from the 1970s while also meeting the highest standards regarding ergonomics and wearability, finishing and movement technology.
BIG BANG UNICO X NOVAK DJOKOVIC
Inspired by Djokovic’s incredible record-breaking achievements, Hublot designed a watch that captures Hublot Ambassador Novak Djokovic’s agility on the court and highlights Hublot’s approach to sustainable innovation.
Architecture of time
Openworked or skeleton dial watches which allow us to admire the choreography of the movement (also skeletonised) are very fashionable today.
A tribute to aviation
The Santos model from the French watchmaker Cartier is linked to the world of aviation. One of the world’s first sporty-elegant wristwatches, it was introduced in 1904, 120 years ago, and has since become an immortal icon. It is still admired and loved by watch enthusiasts all around the world.
Beauty in the stones
Brilliants, rubies or sapphires and emeralds. Gemstones have adorned the cases, bracelets and dials of mechanical watches for centuries. But watchmakers – as we all know – never stand still. Since the 1970s, they have been using semi-precious stones on dials. They may not shine with dazzling brilliance, but they add a touch of exclusivity to watches.