The first Reverso was invented in 1931, when a British officer stationed in India issued a challenge to shield his watch dial during often animated polo matches. Reversible, just as the name suggests, it soon became an icon.

IWC Schaffhausen premieres its new Spitfire collection campaign movie, starring brand ambassador Lewis Hamilton. The five-time Formula OneTM World Champion appears alongside a Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrow race car and a Silver Spitfire aircraft.

Chopard and Zagato first crossed paths during Mille Miglia rallies and there was bound to be a perfect understanding between the watchmaker and the Italian car design signature.

Panerai’s iconic watch, the Luminor Marina, is now presented in a new version, strong and robust like the stainless steel of which the case and bracelet are made, with the P.9010 Manufacture automatic mechanical movement.

Boléro is the new timepiece from Chaumet dedicated to women. In addition, the Maison creates also a jewellery line, in the same design.

The Clifton Club collection is expanding this year with two new automatic references: a GMT version for modern-day travellers and a bronze automatic version with a refined neo-retro look.

With 100 featuring a Titalyt® case and 250 clad in stainless steel, the two limited series of the L.U.C Chrono One Flyback are dissimilar and yet immediately recognisable.

De Bethune continues to explore all the colour shades resulting from the heat released by the chemical reactions of heat-treated steel and titanium.

In 2011 Panerai surprised the world of watchmaking by creating a diving watch with the case made of bronze. Today, for the first time this legendary model appears in a collection with a new design enhanced by a ceramic bezel.

In honour of its rich history, Longines has drawn inspiration from a 1940’s watch model to create The Longines Heritage Military.