Winners of 2022

Every year, we take a look at our favourite watches from the winners of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) awards – known as the Oscars of the watchmaking world. Here are our picks of the watches we like the best from the 2022 winners.

- ISHAN RAGHAVA

MB&F LEGACY MACHINE SEQUENTIAL EVO

This year, the winner of the ‘Aiguille d’Or’ Grand Prix prize was this stunning machine from the MB&F brand. One of the most famous, and adventurous, when it comes to design and movement, upcoming brands, the MB&F brand has been making waves in the watchmaking world. Helmed by Max Busser, the brand is known for its out-of-the-box thinking and for making designs that are really distinctive. While the overall case of the LM Sequential Evo might be a traditional design, the rest of the details are anything but traditional. Featured with a black or orange dial, the Sequential Evo features not one, but two chronographs! And both chronographs can be started, stopped or reset independently of each other, using controls on both sides of the case. Made from Zirconium, the case is amply exotic, and the new movement developed for this edition features a power reserve of 72 hours. A worthy winner indeed of the biggest award of GPHG.

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