In the spirit of festivity, this issue celebrates the past, present and the future. Fronted by Montblanc 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter Limited Edition. Follow our reports on Cartier CSR program, Rolex and Daytona edition, watches of vices and sins, and lot more. Regular highlights on latest watches and catch our interview with major players in the industry. It's the issue that keep giving, enjoy.

The key word of 2020 so far is COVID-19. The seemingly unstoppable virus is claiming not only human lives but also affecting our lifestyles. Furthermore, the virus has brought travel to its knees and, with it, Baselworld and Watches & Wonders edition 2020. The former is postponed to January of 2021 whereas the latter is cancelled. Already, in recent times, World of Watches has had several invitations to watch launch events overseas cancelled due to preventive measures. It is not an easy time and already sales of timepieces in our region have seen a drop. Local events are not spared as well with postponements or cancellations of public parties and soirées.

This issue is all about innovation and reinvention. We take great pride and pleasure in scrutinizing the latest watch releases
and writing in detail about them for your reading pleasure. It is after all, the festive season that will lead all the way to the Chinese
New Year in 2020 and, we are quite sure that our readers will be wanting to know what noteworthy timepieces are in the market during
this hectic time of the year. The cover story this issue is a feature on the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Grande Tradition Gyrotourbillon Westminster Perpétuel. It is truly a marvel of watchmaking and justifies its presence on our cover for simply being a mind-boggling timepiece that has a large array of features and functions. We also have a story on the revolutionary Zenith Inventor that contains a totally different approach to watchmaking and traditional watch components. Then there are highlights on the Bell & Ross BR05, which we are positive that it will soon be a massive hit with the crowds, along with watch releases from three Japanese watchmaking leaders, namely, Citizen, Seiko and Orient. Please be sure to read on!

Welcome once again our glorious readers and fans of horology! Glad to have you hear with us and we hope that
2019 has been a good year so far. As we can see, the year has been bountiful with many fine releases of new timepieces.
Our cover story features the ultra-luxurious brand, Jacob & Co. It is a must read for those who would like to know more about this brand
that successfully combines both haute horlogerie and haute joaillerie. Also, I would like to call attention upon the write-up featuring my
most recent trip to Japan to once again visit the Seiko Epson factory. It is a most insightful visit with some never before seen pictures of the
mysterious facilities within their manufactory. Within our pages this issue is also a big article about the recently
concluded Beyond Boundaries exhibition by Cartier and the Beijing Palace Museum. Definitely, it will be of keen interest to not only
enthusiasts of the brand but also history buffs. Our events coverage is again updated with the latest news and happenings relating to
watches in our country – this time we have articles covering the boutique openings of Panerai and Seiko Malaysia as well as the
monumental 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing exhibition by Omega in Kuala Lumpur. Finally, at the point of the 62nd year of the independence of our country along with the 56th year of the formation of Malaysia, we would like to wish all our readers the healthiest of times with the most interesting of watches!

It is 2019 and already we have witnessed new things emerging from the watch industry. In fact, things have been brewing since 2018 and we are excited to see what other exciting developments will appear. Of course, right now, we are in the wake of the big announcements surrounding Baselworld 2019 and also the major launches from the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie Genève2019 (SIHH 2019 also known as the Geneva Fair 2019). Following the occurrences towards the tail end of 2018, we have yet to see how Baselworld 2019 will play out (you will have to wait till our next issue out in Summer 2019 to hear our thoughts), but for this issue, we want to focus on the latter and showcase all the fine and fantastic offerings announced during this major horological event.Of course the highlight of this issue is what many of us have been waiting for to present to you. It is our report of the Geneva Fair. Our team has worked hard on it and we are most anxious for you to read it.

2018 is off to a positive note and while it was noted in a previous issue about one brand beginning to accept cryptocurrencies, it looks like increasing revenues have ended such notions for many of the CEOs. That said, while markets are recovering, it looks like the US is still in the doldrums and we have reports which explain the nature and substance of the recovery and the state of the industry. In this issue, we also address how historical re-issues are a nice Cliff Notes summary for newcomers to heritage watchmaking and that while the last three decades have been mostly about ever increasing wizardry on the movements, we're finally seeing some innovation in cases, bracelets and even the faces of the watches.

In this issue, we survey the innovations reshaping traditional watchmaking for the 21st century. Our technical issue also turns its attention to the heavens, contemplating the most recent and noteworthy astronomical complications, with a special emphasis on the humble moon phase indication. Speaking of moon phases, our cover features the A. Lange & Sohne Zeitwerk Decimal Strike  while the cover story delves into the 2017 offerings from this redoubtable German manufacture. 

Summer has arrived, so do our latest issue. It's our Baselworld issue where we cover from A to Z of Baselworld 2017, literally. Also few other highlights worth checking out. Fronted by Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 BMG-Tech 3 Days Automatic, the blue titan is the watch of the moment. Catch up with our interviews with industry's power player. And lastly, try to get full marks with our serial quiz. Enjoy!

It's our spring issue, fronted by Cartier's Drive de Cartier Moon Phases. follow us on the discovery of Cartier's latest offering, Cartier de Drive Moon Phases and Extra-Flat. Also read our Geneva Reports as we cover latest novelties from SIHH 2017. We also catch up with few key people of industry including George Kern of IWC. Enjoy the issue.

Fronted by A. Lange and Sohne Saxonia Moon Phase, this issue will cover the latest collections of haute hologeries. Also we visited renowned watchmaker such as Jaeger Le-Coulter and Seiko. We also catched up with key people from Corum, Glashütte Original and Seiko. Enjoy!

The Summer issue of World of Watches Malaysia turns the seasonal spotlight onto watchmaking complications. In this much awaited issue, the subject is explored in depth inside the issue by a pair of anchor features, which delve into the classic and avant-garde interpretations of complications respectively. Also, annual Baselworld Report and catch our interview with watchmaker legends that still in the game.

The spring issue of World of Watches Malaysia turns the seasonal spotlight onto watchmaking complications. In this much awaited issue, the subject is explored in depth inside the issue by a pair of anchor features, which delve into the classic and avant-garde interpretations of complications respectively.

The autumn issue of World of Watches Malaysia turns the seasonal spotlight onto watchmaking complications. In this much awaited issue, the subject is explored in depth inside the issue by a pair of anchor features, which delve into the classic and avant-garde interpretations of complications respectively.

The Summer issue of WOW is here, featuring top picks from the 2015 BaselWorld Watch & Jewellery show and in-depth analyses on the most important trends and the most jaw-dropping innovations of the year. 

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World of Watches Malaysia is the localized edition of the best established, most widely read and most respected watch magazine in South East Asia. Published in 7 important markets - Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand and Philippines - World of Watches is committed to providing its affluent and discerning readers with the most specific and detailed information about the best in watches and watchmaking, key trends, latest innovations and the talented men and women behind the timepieces. A must read for all watch collectors and watch aficionados.

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