Audemars Piguet’s Hairspring-Shaped Watch Museum
Swiss countryside time.
Audemars Piguet’s newly opened Musée Atelier is more “atelier” than the dark, dusty monument to the past conjured by the word “museum.”
Watches
Rolex Novelties for 2020
Colour me happy.
This year, the is-it-on or is-it-not-on Baselworld (the show was cancelled and has since been transformed) coupled with the pandemic delayed the release of the Rolex novelties for 2020.
Geneva Watch Days
The show must go on
In the company of Geneva’s municipal authorities, 17 watch brands are taking part in the event exhibiting novelties on a by-appointment basis.
The Chanel J12 Turns 20
A fashion favourite that has become a cult classic.
Chanel’s J12—the ceramic unisex timepiece—was a revolution when it first launched in 2000, and it has since become an icon of 21st-century watchmaking.
Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight “Navy Blue”
Winning blue.
The navy colour harkens back to the submariner watches Tudor made for the French navy—the Marine Nationale—in the 1970s.
Want to Improve Your Golf Game?
TAG Heuer says its new Connected Golf Edition Watch will.
TAG Heuer’s latest edition of its Connected Golf watch is, as they say in golf, as close as one can get to the perfect round.
Don’t Miss Watches & Wonders, a New Concept Watch Fair Now Online
Novel highlights.
The traditional Swiss watch industry set its calibres in motion to create a new opportunity, and the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie (FHH), organizers of Watches & Wonders, decided to go digital.
Panerai Launches #OnYourTime With Virtual Excursions for Watch Lovers
Extreme time.
Panerai is helping watch lovers pass the hours with the announcement of #OwnYourTime, an ongoing content series that brings together brand ambassadors for interactive Q&A sessions on Instagram and Facebook.
Louis Vuitton Tambour Curve Flying Tourbillon
Tick tock.
The Tambour Curve Flying Tourbillon Poinçon de Genève is the latest timepiece from Louis Vuitton, which calls the futuristic high-tech iteration of the Tambour first released in 2002 “fine watchmaking of the future.”
