Welcome on PRIMETIME Watchmaking in the News. We're back to our "no guest" classical version for this edition, but nonetheless, with plenty of stories to share and watches to talk about.

The Eighth Annual Swiss Watches report by Morgan Stanley and LuxeConsuilt is here. We invited Oliver Müller to break down the key events of the past 12 months and explore what’s next based on current watch market trends. Our longest video ever—but we simply couldn't leave out this vital insight!

For the 20th anniversary of the creative brand founded by Max Busser, it came up with two new "longhorn" versions of two of its iconic models. Learn all about the new models in this video.

You’ve waited all year for this video, and we are ready to deliver it! The best watches of 2024 - the WatchesTV version. Part 2

Enjoy and Happy 2025!

You’ve waited all year for this video, and we are ready to deliver it! The best watches of 2024 - the WatchesTV version. Enjoy and Happy 2025!

For our end-of-the-year Primetime, Watchmaking in the News show, we invited a special guest to discuss the key events of the past 12 months that are likely to shape the watch-loving world in 2025.

When it comes to watches, this guy holds his own place in the pantheon of horological gods, alongside names like Gérald Genta, Philippe Dufour, and others. While he may not always be in the media spotlight, you have undoubtedly encountered his work.

For this edition of PRIMETIME, we’ve decided to refresh the format while retaining the same engaging and newsworthy content.

The results of the 2024 edition of the GPHG with interviews with the winners and what it's like to be part of the jury for the very first time.

Live streaming of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève in English.

First presented at the Watches & Wonders in spring 2024, this watch has caught our attention because of its distinctive equestrian features and the fantastic sound of its minute repeater sealed in a 43mm titanium case.

Welcome to the exciting world of nanotechnologies! Well, not the ones you just thought of, but those related to time measurements.

A lot has been happening in our beloved industry, so we have many topics to discuss here, including the controversial release of the Cubitus collection.

With all his mastery of traditional watchmaking, it took Derek Pratt 23 years—almost half of his horological career—to complete this audacious project.

The Swiss Chronometry Society (SSC) was established in Geneva in 1924 as part of the centenary celebrations for the Geneva Watchmaking School. In 2024, the Geneva region took over the chairmanship of the SSC for the next three years and is celebrating its 100th anniversary.

Diamonds are not only girls' best friends. They are loved and cherished by watchmakers. However, in watches diamonds are used not only for visual pleasure.

While big brands spend millions and years on RND in new technologies to reduce the watchcase by a couple of millimetres, Konstantin ‪Chaykin rocks the stage with the thinnest watch in the world (so far)!

Biver brand debuts its first three-hand automatic timepiece in a limited edition proving that sometimes things are not as simple as they seem.

Armin Strom does not compromise on the exceptional. It’s time to say hello to their first Dual-Time Resonance GMT.

After signing off on an epic deal with LVMH, L'Épée showcases two fantastic time-telling objects that will blow your mind.