A re-edition of a 1950s military prototype for the US Navy, the Mil-Ships celebrates Bulova's 150th anniversary with a bronze edition.
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The new era of Chanel ceramics: a deep, intense blue, it inaugurates the Bleu series of the iconic J12, which turns 25 this year.
To benefit the end user as much as possible, one must radically simplify what is complicated. Audemars Piguet's modern generation of perpetual calendars, with the calibre 7138, introduces an ingenious and innovative regulating mechanism.
Bulgari debuted at Watches and Wonders by setting its tenth subtlety record with the Octo Finissimo Ultra Tourbillon concentrated in 1.85 mm. And it was precisely with a tourbillon that the Finissimo record saga began in 2014.
'Living on Air': an immersive exhibition from 8 to 13 April for Milan Design Week tells the story of Jaeger-LeCoultre's Atmos clock.
Ribbon-cutting ceremony for Longines' Milan boutique, the second single-brand store in Italy for the House of the Winged Hourglass.
A solar-powered watch in a classic design: the PRC 100 Solar is a sustainable version of an early 2000s Tissot watch.
Wyler Vetta continues to weave past and present: the Chronographe 38 mm is a tribute to the history of the brand's finest chronographs.
Omega's Worldtimer in its boldest version, for the first time in the Seamaster Planet Ocean.
A more compact and simplified version of the Tech Gombessa, the Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV supports the Blancpain x Sulubaaï Marine Research Centre project, an extension of the Sea Academy project.
Sparkling and multi-coloured, the Rainbow is the most precious version of Zenith's Chronomaster Sport with a 1/10th of a second reading.
The ZM 12 is the new, smaller and more elegant interpretation of the Leica watchmaking that follows the design codes inspired by the style of the famous cameras.
