The limited-edition Type 3 merges Benoît Mintiens’s oil-filled display with Newson’s sculptural design language—resetting expectations for contemporary horology.
With 21 patents and over 1053 parts, is this the Blancpain grail watch that collectors have been waiting for?
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The 2025 “Oscars of Watchmaking” has crowned the year’s finest timepieces—from heritage maisons to bold independents like Urban Jürgensen, a revival that earned one of the night’s biggest wins.
The Swiss brand sets the bar sky high for the brand’s top tier horology.
Phillips’s Decade One event earned a whopping $83 million over the weekend.
The lakeside fair that has redefined high watchmaking’s summer season.
From an Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch in Canopus Gold to an eloquent monochrome timekeeper from A. Lange & Söhne, these chronographs are much more than timing tools.
Collectors are increasingly after the metal’s lightweight and durable qualities.
Swiss watchmaking is the default choice for collectors, but three U.S. brands are offering compelling home-grown alternatives.
The Swiss watchmaker didn’t hold back with the first Les Cabinotiers release since Watches and Wonders.
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