Watches and Novelties

By going against the rules of how things should be done in the watchmaking industry, Sylvain Bergeron has managed to create a grail watch, desired by many and already sold out for the years to come.

In this Showtime edition, we come back on the Watches & Wonders week, new watches, and other important developments on the business side.

Amida Watches, the digital star of the 1970s, is back fro the ashes with its retro-futuristic style and more refined finishes.

Guillaume Laidet, the co-founder of SpaceOne Watches, Olivier Gamiette and Théo Auffret present a timepiece with the most futuristic design and exceptional complication.

In 2024, Alpina is descending from the mountains into the deep sea, and Frederique Constant dives fully into complications with the 40mm Classic Moonphase Date Manufacture.

After presenting the eucalypt shade of green for their Type 3 model last year, Ressence came to Watches & Wonders 2024 with a new colour palette.

In 2024, Nomos Glashütte for the first time came to Watches & Wonders. They debuted with 31 colour variations of their Tangente 38 date pieces to celebrate 175 years of watchmaking in Glashütte.

For Watches & Wonders 2024, Hublot presents new colours and new materials for their MP-11 series with the 14-day power reserve, and a special surprise for EuroCup 2024.

With almost 140 years of history, Eberhard & Co is making a journey through time to pay homage to the Maison's founding date. Two new chronographs presented at Watches & Wonders 2024 will be a part of the "1887" collection.

Bell & Ross co-founder and CEO Carlos A. Rosillo talks about going back to black.

Grand Seiko presents a new calibre in the Evolution 9 Collection, new patented technology for the dial colour, and a new Kodo Tourbillon.

Hermès Horloger presents new shapes of cases, one exceptional minute repeater with a crazy centre triple-axis tourbillon and new high jewellery and métiers d’art timepieces.

Vacheron Constantin presents Berkley Grand Complication with 63 complications

Julien Tornare talks about his first 100 days as the CEO of Tag Heuer and the new Monaco Split-seconds chronograph in the sapphire case.

Samuel Hoffmann and Guillaume Tetu talk about the history of Hautlence, its evolution and the anniversary timepiece.

Wilhelm Schmid, CEO of A.Lange & S¨ohne talks about their anniversary Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon Honeygold “Lumen”.