Chopard L.U.C Flying T Twin Everybody loves an underdog – which is why those in the know love Chopard. Sure, the Geneva watch manufacturer has won…
Versatility and robustness: two words not typically associated with flying tourbillons. Enter H. Moser & Cie. – the brand known for their tongue-in-cheek and provocative demeanour in…
Lang & Heyne is a small haute horlogerie manufacture from Dresden, Germany. The brand’s timepieces are well executed, beautiful design with magnificent finishes. Lang & Heyne…
The tourbillon (French for ‘whirlwind’) is one of the most sought-after technical complications in horology today. Developed by Abraham Louis Breguet in 1801, the tourbillon originally…
Haldimann H1 Flying Central Nestled in Thun within the canton of Bern, the Haldimann workshop, which doubles as a family home, quietly but passionately perpetuates the…
Girard-Perregaux relooked at the Laureato line this year with good success. We carried full detailed reviews of the watches here: the Laureato, the Laureato Tourbillon and…
Launched at SIHH 2017 is the IWC Da Vinci Tourbillon Retrograde Chronograph, one of the flagship models from the Schaffhausen manufacture and face of the revamped Da Vinci collection…
SIHH has always been full of surprises, and this year is no exception. We witnessed for the first time a Royal Oak in all ceramic, Greubel Forsey…
For SIHH 2017 Jaeger LeCoultre is focused on composing a new chapter for the Rendez-Vous’ collection of women’s watches using the hallmarks of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Métiers Rares (Rare Crafts)…
For SIHH 2017 Cartier has returned to a signature of the 1980s, the Panthère de Cartier. The irrepressible symbol of decadence and luxury, immortalised by its male counterpart…