Crystal Clear

Bulgari’s Octo Tourbillon Sapphire allows you to peer at an exquisite flying tourbillon from almost all sides

Contempo-Retro

With the Perpetual Calendar Ref. 5320G, Patek Philippe presents an entirely post modernist design, powered by 21st century innovations

Need For Speed

There’s no better way to celebrate the legacy of arguably the world’s best Formula One driver than with his namesake TAG Heuer chronographs

In Praise of Femininity

Paying tribute to the grace and voluptuous charm of women, Chopard’s 2016 Red Carpet collection is set to enthrall.

The Rare Stones Purveyor

Together with his wife, Achillea Teng, Michael Koh has shaped the tastes and opened the minds of their local clients for over a decade.

Into The Sea

Bell & Ross takes a leaf from classical shipbuilding in the making of its latest collection, Instrument de Marine.

What The Devil

TAG Heuer kicked off its partnership with MUFC in Beijing when the club swung by the Chinese capital for its ICC game.

Davide Cerrato

The managing director of Montblanc’s watch division on working with two manufactures under a single maison Interview.

Return Of The King

In revisiting the Golden Age of aviation, the new Rolex Air-King brandishes a completely new aesthetic.

Handmade: 21st Century style

We visit the Omega manufacture in Villeret and get a crash course in contemporary watchmaking 

Hometime: GlasHutte

Switzerland is the most famous watchmaking nation in the world, with Geneva arguably its capital. That being said, there is a tiny hamlet in Germany that rivals any Swiss region for its watchmaking pedigree: Glashütte

Perfectly Balanced

A. Lange & Söhne debuts the 1815 Annual Calendar, a watch that collectors will immediately note takes a very different approach…

Squarely Rounded

If you are a diving watch enthusiast or if you are a diver, professional or otherwise, this watch will make you stand out from the pack, even at a distance

Dive Talkin'

The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe38 might be targeted at women but it is our contention that it is literally a dressier (but no less capable) variant that could be worn by men

Faraday Cage

The Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 Amagnetic 3 Days Automatic Titanio PAM1389 continues the brand’s mission beneath the waves – and against the elements.

Lifelike Machines

Pierre Jaquet-Droz’s legacy of building extremely complex automata lives on today in his namesake company’s creations, now miniaturised for the wrist 

Sharp As A Tack

The Longines Conquest VHP collection has a laser-focus on extreme accuracy and precision

Yuichi Masuda

The director of Casio’s timepiece division on the principles that guide a Casio watch’s development

Value Propositions

Zooming in on just three watches that deliver real value and might be significant in the years to come

Framing Device

The Hublot Techframe Ferrari 70 Years Tourbillon Chronograph looks like it wants to race off your wrist

right on track

the rolex cosmograph daytona has made quite a circuit in its race towards superlativeness.

glass art

enamelling may be a demanding art, but its organic creation process and the numerous techniques available make for endless possibilities and much to admire.

Inside The Art House

For a look at Cartier’s commitment to artisanal crafts, just look at its Maison des Métiers d’Art and the techniques it has pioneered.

Racing History

Montblanc is a frequent star on our cover, and it’s the TimeWalker Chronograph Rally Timer Counter’s turn this issue

Higher Ground

With three awards (two for watchmaking and one for wine), 2017 has been a bumper crop year for Chopard CEO Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, and he shares how he has quietly carved a place in history for his brands in two highly competitive industries