Chopard demonstrates its love for mechanical beauty.

The Voyager case goes bones and all with a brand new automatic time-only skeleton movement.

With help from Genta's widow, Evelyne, the focus will be on high complications and limited production.

Not every Rolex breaks the bank.

METAS certification, a new five-link bracelet, and a thinner case make for the best burgundy Black Bay yet.

This year the Offshore turns 30. In this video interview with CEO François-Henry Bennahmias and heritage head Raphaël Balestra, part of their AP Talks series, we look back at how it changed the horological landscape by infiltrating popular culture.

Straight out of Oslo, for a limited time only.

In the '80s, Blancpain committed to understated, traditional, and above all, complicated watchmaking. The results are timeless.

With a passion for supporting and celebrating the best craftsmen in watchmaking, Brette has made one of the most exciting watches of the year.

One watch. Three ways to style it.

It takes guts to release just one watch at Watches & Wonders, but Lange didn't disappoint.

Channeling the untamed spirit of Group B into a collection of five unique chronographs.

With every component hand-crafted by Smith, the English watchmaker says Pocket Watch Number Two is "without a doubt, the most important watch I've ever made."

It's not often we get to sit down with a frog of this stature.

Do you go for the color, or embrace the dark?

Behind the scenes at one of the world's most unique and comprehensive archives of horology.

Making enduring connections with the ocean's depths and the beauty of outer space.

Talented titanium, tactile and teutonic.