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Do women prefer a textured dial or mother-of-pearl? Apart from steel, which material do they fancy the most? To answer these questions, we conducted a survey asking women about their preferences in watches. Based on these responses, here is a list of timepieces featuring the characteristics most favoured by today’s women
Clean aesthetics and the ingenious execution of intricate complications, with more emphasis on the craft than the brand name are just some of the hallmarks of the Swiss maison. Staying true to their principles, they have now introduced the new Pioneer Tourbillon in a beautiful burgundy fumé dial
Wealth, stability, growth, and creativity are just a few of the qualities associated with the colour copper. It has been a popular choice for many seasons including the recently concluded fashion shows for spring/summer 2025. Interestingly, it has also become
When one imagines a timepiece, a round case, with or without a bezel, surrounding a dial with Roman or Arabic numerals comes to mind. Throughout history, the classic and timeless round case, symbolising the continuous and cyclical nature of time, has remained
TAG Heuer are coming home to Formula One. After more than a decade of Rolex’s crown adorning the world’s fastest sport, 2025 will see the Swiss watchmakers reclaim their spot as F1’s official timekeepers—a partnership that feels less like
Longines have a long-standing history of creating high-frequency movements, dating back to 1910 when the brand patented this technology for sports timekeeping. The Ultra-Chron, first launched in 1968 also used a high-frequency movement back then and became
The fact that Japanese love their centuries-old traditions and culture needs no introduction, and this combined with their obsession with perfection and meticulous craftsmanship brings about the magic it does. Every timepiece crafted by Grand Seiko is an
The allure of gradient dials is simply irresistible. Also known as smoked dials, they present a gradient of hues that gradually transition into each other in a radial, linear or even an undefined format. This effect imparts a sense of depth to the dial and
