Watch Calibre or Movement: What’s the Real Difference?
Watch enthusiasts often come across the terms “calibre” and “movement“. But are they the same thing, or is there a nuance? This article sheds light on that difference, with concrete…
LIP Revives French Watchmaking with the R26 Calibre: A 100% Ambitious Movement
With the launch of the LIP R26 movement, the oldest French watch brand still in business reconnects with a strong local industrial tradition and asserts its ambition to win over…
Corum Returns to Swiss Hands: A New Lease of Life for Independent Watchmaking
To mark its 70th anniversary, watchmaker Corum is embarking on a bold strategic shift with a return to its Swiss roots. Haso Mehmedovic, a former watchmaker turned sales director, is…
ArtyA Purity Wavy HMS Mirror: the first one-way mirrored caseback and in-house manufacture movement
ArtyA Genève has just unveiled its latest creation, the Purity Wavy HMS Mirror, a limited-edition watch that blends futuristic aesthetics, cutting-edge watchmaking performance and technical innovation. But what does this…
Angelus Flying Tourbillon Titanium Blue Edition
Angelus, a master of avant-garde watchmaking, unveils its latest creation: the Flying Tourbillon Titanium Blue Edition. This exceptional timepiece strikes a perfect balance between openworked architecture, lightness and dynamism. With…
Vulcain Skindiver Chronograph
Vulcain, the iconic Swiss watch brand, continues to strike a chord with watch enthusiasts with a new re-edition: the Skindiver Chronograph. Inspired by a little-known model from the 1960s, this…
Belvans Héritage Gold: A Watch in Step with French Elegance
A brand making its mark in French watchmaking Belvans is a young watchmaking house born from the passion of three French entrepreneurs driven by a single ambition: to restore French…
Bremont Terra Nova Bronze
British watchmaker Bremont continues its expansion with three new references in its Terra Nova collection, this time rendered in bronze. Inspired by early 20th-century military watches, these new releases combine…
Piaget Polo Flying Tourbillon Moon Phase
Since its creation in 1979, the Piaget Polo has established itself as a benchmark of sport-chic style, blending sophistication with technical prowess. As a pioneer in watchmaking, the Swiss maison…
ArtyA Wavy Red Heart: A Red Sapphire Watch for Valentine’s Day
Watchmaking house ArtyA, known for its avant-garde approach to horology, is unveiling a creation that breaks with convention: the Wavy Red Heart. Designed specifically for Valentine’s Day 2025, this watch…
Orient’s 75th Anniversary: New Bambino Models and Limited Editions
Japanese watch brand Orient is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year by revisiting one of its flagship models, the Bambino. Known for its classic, timeless design, this automatic watch sees…
Aerowatch Celebrates 115 Years of Watchmaking with the Milan Pocket Watch
Swiss watchmaker Aerowatch, based in Saignelégier, is celebrating its 115th anniversary this year with a creation that pays tribute to its heritage while offering a modern take on the pocket…
The World’s First Basque Watch!
French brand March LA.B unveils a new watch that marks a turning point in its history: the AM2 Euskal, a timepiece that proudly claims its roots in the Basque Country.…
Neon, Art and Innovation: SevenFriday FDB Rocketbyz, a Unique Limited-Edition Watch
Since its inception, SevenFriday has always set out to break the mould of traditional watchmaking. Its laid-back approach, inspired by the industrial world and urban design, has enabled it to…
How to Change Your SevenFriday Watch Strap: Tutorial
After 4 years of good and faithful service, it was time to replace the straps on my SevenFriday P2 watches and SevenFriday M1/1. The perfect opportunity to put together a…
MB&F Celebrates 20 Years of Watchmaking Creativity with Two Limited-Edition Longhorn Models
To mark its 20th anniversary, Swiss watchmaking house MB&F unveils two new limited editions: the LM Perpetual Longhorn and the LM Sequential Flyback Longhorn. Produced in just 20 pieces each,…