Vacheron Constantin is preparing to open a new chapter in the history of haute horlogerie with the launch of its first-ever Concours d’Élégance Horlogère, an initiative that promises to reshape the way collectors and enthusiasts engage with the Maison’s legacy.

Five years after introducing the Classic Origin to commemorate its tenth anniversary, LAURENT FERRIER now returns to that original vision — a watch conceived to charm through measured restraint rather than ornamentation. To mark its fifteenth year, the Maison presents a fresh take on this cornerstone model: the Classic Origin Beige.

ZENITH continues to pay tribute to its rich heritage through creations that combine natural beauty with technical brilliance.

Chopard Manufacture in Fleurier celebrates its 30th anniversary with its most complicated chiming watch to date, the L.U.C Grand Strike.

TAG Heuer ushers in a fresh era of avant-garde horology with the Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph Air 1, a cutting-edge timepiece that extends the Swiss brand’s storied tradition of motorsport-inspired precision chronographs, and stands among the most intricate creations in its history.

Vacheron Constantin’s Grand Lady Kalla extends a centuries-old conversation between watchmaking and high jewellery, translating time into an object of wearable transformation. More than a timepiece, it is conceived from the outset as High Jewellery: an ensemble of gemstones, pearls and precious metals engineered to offer multiple identities and to honor a lineage that began with Kallista in 1979.

The Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) marked its 25th anniversary this month, a milestone moment for an industry that each year gathers to honour the world’s finest timepieces.

An evocative celebration of the Hommage collection, once conceived by Mr. Roger Dubuis as a salute to the watchmakers who shaped his journey. Today, the tribute turns inward—honouring the master himself.

Vacheron Constantin launches new series of Les Cabinotiers watches named 'La Quête' in honour of the Maison's 270th anniversary.

The new Slim d’Hermès Neo Brandebourgs watch breaks with its minimalist style by embracing a futuristic interpretation of a 19th-century legendary jacket.