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Watches and Wonders, the world’s biggest watch fair and launchpad for the finest in horology recently concluded earlier this April. While a few major trends had become apparent in the beginning of the year, these are the biggest ones that emerged during the week of the fair, along with trends from Geneva 2025, around the city
South African-born Swiss professional explorer and Panerai ambassador Mike Horn has broken records such as swimming the Amazon River solo and undertaking an un-motorised circumnavigation of the globe at the equator. Quite recently, Panerai paid homage to the adventurer by unveiling the Panerai Submersible QuarantaQuattro Mike Horn Edition PAM01676. We had a chat with Mike Horn about his over 20 years of unwavering association with Panerai and what kind of watch he’d like to wear on his next adventure
Continuing their revival and legacy of ‘conquering frontiers’, Favre Leuba have introduced their first-ever tourbillon—a major step forward for the brand in the world of haute horlogerie. And this tourbillon is seen in all its glory in their newest
There’s always something captivating about a finely crafted wristwatch. The Tissot T-Lady Desir collection is a testament to this timeless appeal, offering a selection of six elegant watches that merge precision with artistry. Retaining Tissot’s
Maurice Lacroix celebrate 50 years of crests and troughs in an industry that has seen its share of stormy weather. To mark this milestone, the brand release their 1975 Collection. Although inspired by designs from around the time the brand were established,
“Too much choice is no choice,” Breitling’s CEO Georges Kern had once said, referring to how too many dial and size and other variations within any watch collection can be more confusing and off-putting to a consumer than it would be helpful. This is
The Epic X Chrono 44mm Tri-Compax by American Swiss watchmaker Jacob & Co carries forward the iconic ‘X’ claw-shaped lugs innovated in the original Epic X launched in 2015. By ‘X’, it means satin-finished X bars, which connect dual vertical
Alpina Heritage Tropic-Proof Handwinding The first re-release of Alpina’s historic 1965 model, the new Tropic-Proof Handwinding comes with two dial options, black or white—just like the original. In addition, it features a 34mm stainless steel case,
