Earlier this year, A Lange & Söhne introduced the first watch in the brand’s 25th Anniversary collection. The series honors the late Walter Lange, whose perseverance and passion enabled h[...]

Breathtaking from every angle, the Armin Strom Dual Time Resonance Sapphire watch is an architectural and technical beauty. The horizontal, oval-shaped sapphire case is futuristic looking, an[...]

The Time Pyramid has been a sought-after watch in the Arnold & Son lineup for years. Now, the skeletonized watch is joined by an important horological feat: the tourbillon. The all-new, h[...]

Few brands can surpass Audemars Piguet’s over-the-top, high-jewelry masterpieces. This year’s Haute Joaillerie Sapphire Orbe once again surprises and delights with its incredible shape and ex[...]

Blancpain looked to the original scales and functions used in 1950s military aviation and brought them into the modern era in its Air Command watch. It is a re-issue of a chronograph it devel[...]

An all-new case shape for Bovet 1822 — with the slope of an old-fashioned writing desk — is one of the architectural highlights of the new Récital 26 Brainstorm Chapter One watch. Fashioned f[...]

Underscoring its high-horology expertise in ultra-thin movements, Breguet’s newest Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Squelette 5395 is fitted with a 3mm thick skeletonized tourbillon movement w[...]

While Bulgari continues to set world records for ultra-thin watches, it also takes a new direction honoring Gérald Genta, one of the greatest watch designers of the 20th century. This watch r[...]

The vintage-inspired Heritage Bicompax Annual watch houses an exceptional new movement: the self-winding CFB 1972 caliber. While its dial design is complex, it is nevertheless incredibly easy[...]

Known for its high complications, Cartier skillfully blends the art of skeletonization and specialty shapes (something else it has long mastered) in this new watch. The elegant timepiece was [...]

For its Mademoiselle Privé collection, Chanel looks to the private world and passions of its founder, Gabrielle Chanel. The new Sautoir Coromandel, a one-of-akind timepiece, recalls the objec[...]

It may seem difficult to believe, given Chopard’s vast experience in high horology, but the newest L.U.C Flying T Twin represents the brand’s first-ever flying tourbillon (a tourbillon escape[...]

In a highly detailed work of wearable art, Corum places a superb miniature 18K gold sculpture within a watch. While the brand has occasionally created dragons inside its square Golden Bridge [...]

Young independent Swiss watch brand Cyrus brings together the beauty of a vertically positioned tourbillon with a fully skeletonized movement in a caliber designed by its technical director a[...]

This watch from independent brand De Bethune represents a host of firsts. It houses an all-new caliber, is the brand’s first dive/water watch, is equipped with exclusively developed lighting [...]

Turning to Christian Dior’s beautiful gardens that brought him so much inspiration, the House of Dior creates an exceptional new series of one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by the bumblebee. Each[...]

Ferdinand Berthoud FB1L Far Side of the Moon An intriguing blend of astronomy and chronometry, Ferdinand Berthoud’s FB1L Far Side of the Moon offers an innovative and unique display of both t[...]

In honor of the 20th anniversary of FP Journe’s first Tourbillon Souverain, the independent Swiss watchmaker unveils a new twist on the collection: The tourbillon cage is vertical rather than[...]

Franck Muller’s oversized tonneau-shaped collection is beloved by collectors and appears in countless iterations, including camouflage, skeletonized movements, flying tourbillons and world ti[...]

Girard-Perregaux is no newcomer to high complications; in 1884, it patented and debuted its famed Three Bridges Tourbillon. However, the newest Quasar watch is a deft blend of high-complicati[...]

A world first for German brand Glashütte Original, the new Senator Chronometer Tourbillon joins a one-minute flying tourbillon with a stop-second mechanism, zero reset and minute detent (the[...]

Two years ago, Graff unveiled a high-jewelry collection named Twombly, which was inspired by the late American artist, Cy Twombly. It features loops and swirls in scintillating diamonds, and [...]

In its newest high-complication timepiece, Greubel Forsey combines its coveted Quadruple Tourbillon with the round globe GMT mechanism via an all-new, handwound caliber consisting of an incre[...]

An absolutely beautiful watch, the Endeavour Concept Minute Repeater is also a grand example of H Moser & Cie’s high-horology prowess. Created in a limited edition of just 10 pieces, this[...]

To celebrate both the 10th anniversary and the final timepiece of the much-coveted Histoires series, which was dedicated to creating tourbillon watches with unusual high complications, Harry [...]

Since its founding 15 years ago, Hautlence has become revered for its three-dimensional, avant-garde creations powered by top-quality, in-house movements. This year, the brand’s newest calibe[...]

A technical and aesthetic work of art, Arceau L’Heure de la Lune depicts the moonphases in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres at the same time. While most moonphase discs rotate, thes[...]

In a rare collaboration, Hublot and artist Richard Orlinski partnered to create a watch collection designed by Orlinski. He’s known for his Wild Kong gorilla and crocodile sculptures, crafted[...]

For the first time ever, HYT, the brand that uses liquid to indicate time, unveils a fully diamond-adorned version of its H0 watch. The H0 Diamond Red boasts a stunning snow setting that is d[...]

For the first time in IWC Schaffhausen’s history, the brand has equipped a Spitfire watch with a perpetual calendar. A deft blend of sporty looks and elegance, the watch houses the manufactur[...]

In typical Jacob & Co style, the brand masterfully brings together haute joaillerie with haute horlogerie in a mystery watch that shimmers from every angle. The new 50mm Mystery Twin Cent[...]

Thanks to six years of research and development, the Master Grande Tradition Gyrotourbillon Westminster Perpétuel watch is one of the most complicated pieces ever produced by Jaeger-LeCoultre[...]

In the 18th century, Pierre Jaquet-Droz established himself as a master at creating life-size automatons. Today, the brand continues his tradition, but in miniature, regularly releasing autom[...]

It was just three years ago that master watchmaker Karsten Fräßdorf created his own brand in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Now, he reinterprets his first timepiece and brings revolutionary [...]

Ultravox represents the independent Swiss brand’s first hour-strike timepiece, a rare complication in watchmaking. Unlike a minute repeater that strikes the hours, quarter-hours and minutes p[...]

Not surprisingly, La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton produces highly colorful, fashionable, eye-catching watches; it’s also at the forefront of high horology and complicated timepieces.[...]

For the first time since MB&F’s founding in 2005, the independent Swiss brand has created a women’s watch. In true MB&F style, the Legacy Machine FlyingT is a three-dimensional work o[...]

The newest Montblanc Heritage Perpetual Calendar Limited Edition watch houses an all-new movement that spent three years in the development stages. The perpetual calendar portion of the self-[...]

Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing and man’s first steps on the moon, Omega has created a truly special limited-edition watch. Omega’s Speedmaster played an inst[...]

Panerai packs a host of high complications into the Radiomir 1940 Minute Repeater Carillon, which chimes the time, and offers a GMT function and a patented tourbillon escapement. The hand-wou[...]

The Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Capitole Blue is a unique piece. It not only looks fantastic but is also music to the ears. Inspired by a 19th-century pocket watch created by Perrin Frères (whi[...]

Patek Philippe wowed its collectors with the release of its in-house Caliber AL 30-660 SC FUS, which has four patents in the entirely new 574-component, self-winding movement. Globetrotters w[...]

For nearly 150 years, Piaget has earned its reputation as an outstanding watchmaker that is extremely skilled in ultra-thin movements as well as master goldsmiths and gem setters. The new Pia[...]

Richard Mille is always a leader in the industry when it comes to new technology and materials. This year, it wows us with its first-ever, gem-set sapphire watch. The brand has used sapphire [...]

A unique watch, the Excalibur One-Off houses the third caliber made specifically for Roger Dubuis’ racing involvement with Lamborghini. The complicated RD106SQ skeletonized movement is built [...]

Reinforcing its commitment to creative dial designs, Rolex places its excellence in métiers d’arts at the forefront of this sensational 40mm Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona. The stunning [...]

Inspired by its marine heritage and the most beautiful contemporary yachts, Ulysse Nardin’s Marine Mega Yacht watch with a rich blue, grand-feu enamel dial is both visually arresting and high[...]

Only a brand as prestigious as Vacheron Constantin could create a watch as complicated and as revolutionary as its newest masterpiece, the Traditionnelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar. This wa[...]

Van Cleef & Arpels is a master at the creation of artistic timepieces, especially those inspired by zodiac signs and astronomy. The newest collection of Lady Arpels Zodiac Lumineux watche[...]

The new Defy Inventor lives up to its bold name with an unusual movement and case material: It’s the first time the patented Zenith Oscillator appears in a production watch. The Oscilla[...]