Another day, another extraordinary haute horlogerie press conference, announcing a spectacular launch. Or more. This time it was Roger Dubuis, presenting their latest creation: Excalibur Superbia.

One of the reasons why I am so sad that the year 2020 has brought almost everything to a halt is that A. Lange & Soehne is turning 175 and I am not there to celebrate it.

I had the privilege to be in a one-to-one presentation of the novelties launched by Rolex, a brand that, once more, like every year, effortlessly captured the spotlight of the autumn watch launches.

Breitling’s Endurance Pro, featuring a thermo-compensated SuperQuartz™ movement, is the ultimate athleisure
watch positioned in the brand’s Professional range.

Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey unveil a new timepiece showcasing a large, high precision and inclined balance wheel within a 100 metres water resistant titanium case.

Jaeger-LeCoultre reinforces the alliance of fine watchmaking and high jewellery with two new 101 models.

Jaeger-LeCoultre and MR Porter introduce the Master Ultra Thin Kingsman Knife watch, to celebrate the 20th Century Studios and MARV feature film by Matthew Vaughn, ‘The King’s Man’.

Three years after its launch, the Patrimony moon phase retrograde date is joining the Collection Excellence Platine.

For the very first time, Breguet highlights the delicate oval shape of the dial of the Reine de Naples with pure, bright white grand feu enamel, complete with numerals in celestial shades.

This year Chopard is presenting its celebrated perpetual calendar, the chronometer-certified L.U.C Perpetual Twin, in two stand-out versions in rose gold and stainless steel.