
Dive Watches to Keep You On Time All Summer Long
Dive in.
Whether you intend to use one of these watches for actually diving or just for splashing around in a pool, why not take the plunge and sport a diver on your wrist this summer.
Whether you intend to use one of these watches for actually diving or just for splashing around in a pool, why not take the plunge and sport a diver on your wrist this summer.
The cinematic scene is choreographed to reveal this year’s novelties and showcase the wealth of historical pieces displayed as objets d’art.
The Parisian maison unveiled an intriguing collection of watches that boldly reimagines its signatures models, from Boy. Friend to J12.
Zenith introduces a new collection of pilot watches envisioned for a more modern wearer. The result is a resolutely more urban style intended not just for inflight but also as an everyday timekeeper.
Today, on the first day of Watches and Wonders, the Swiss king of watchmaking announced their time tellers for the year. And for one particular model, there has been plenty of polarizing chatter.
Watches and Wonders, the annual event in Geneva, is set to begin on Monday and collectors, enthusiasts, retailers, and press have descended upon the Swiss city. From March 27 through April 2, with the final two days open to the public, the great unveiling will take place at the Palexpo convention centre.
Through its partnership with Frieze—the trend-setting platform for contemporary art that publishes three magazines and hosts art fairs around the world—Breguet is giving back to the artistic community.
Longines and the equestrian world have been interlinked for years. A long-time supporter of dressage and show-jumping events, the brand is now trotting out a new riding-inspired timepiece, the DolceVita x YVY.
When Louis Vuitton debuted the Tambour in 2002, the French maison established itself as a watchmaker to watch. At the horological workshops in La Chaux-de-Fonds, a town with a proud watchmaking history located not too far from the French village where Mr. Louis Vuitton was born in 1821, is where the first Tambour took shape.