In today’s video, we are bringing you to Paris in a very fashionable way as we had the chance and opportunity to attend a fashion show during the Parisian Fashion Week as Maurice Lacroix used it as a backdrop to introduce new ladies timepieces.

If you ever wondered how could a pistol-shaped table clock fully loaded with 2,500 diamonds could look like, then you have to see this!

Not only have Armin Strom come up with a new collection with revised design codes, but they are also introducing a significant development when it comes to storing and liberating energy. Discover more!

In this video report, we come back on the latest release by Omega with the first steel Speedmaster in which you will find the mythical 321 calibre, the one chose by NASA for its space flights of the 1960’s, including naturally the Apollo moon missions.

Like many brands, H. Moser is also keen in having a successful steel sports watch in its collection and this is what they are trying to achieve with the launch of Streamliner Flyback Chonograph, a cushion-shaped watch in which is encased a new version of the fantastic Agengraphe movement.

In this video, we come back on a young guy we met during one of our last stay in Singapore, Keeran Janin. He recently launched his own watch brand called Avantist and it was a nice opportunity for us to portray what it takes to actually do so; how you fall into it, the different steps, finding the right the partners among other vital things.

Here we go with the second part of the best sequences of the watches of 2019 we got to film this year. This video includes timepieces from: MB&F, Bovet 1822, George Daniels, Patek Philippe, Rolex, Greubel Forsey, Akrivia, Jacob & Co., The Unnamed Society, Tulloch...

It's indeed this time of the year when we come back on some of the most beautiful timepieces we managed to get our hands and eyes on including timepieces from: Patek Philippe, A. Lange & Söhne, Vacheron Constantin, FP. Journe, Rolex, Moritz Grossmann, Ferdinand Berthoud, Kari Voutilainen, Charles Frodsham, Greubel Forsey, Andersen Genève, Purnell, Armin Strom, Richard Mille, Hermès, David Rutten, URWERK and a few extra more!

In today's video we come back on a very impressive timepiece seen a bit earlier this year, the full sapphire Bovet Récital 26, knows as the Brainstorm One. We had the great opportunity of filming some behind the scenes of its making and I seriously think that it's just a very sweet and nice way to close up in style our watchmaking coverage of 2019.

We had the great opportunity to be in Singapore to discover the 2019 unique pieces of the bespoke department of Vacheron Constantin called Les Cabinotiers, a name in reference to the various watchmaking workshops historically found in Geneva in the 18th and 19th century.

To finish this year's final Unboxing video series, we decided to go slightly more low key, be a bit more reasonable but nevertheless present a very cool watch with its timeless design and coming at a rather decent price.

When we first heard that Greubel Forsey was about to introduce a sports timepiece, we sincerely thought how on earth will they pull this off!! But at the same time, we knew from experience that they wouldn't take any short cuts and they definitely didn't with the introduction of the GMT Sport.

Today, we have the pleasure to talk about our good friend Max Busser, on MB&F latest release, the Legacy Machine Thunderdome. A timepiece he has been dreaming of since quite a while. As the LM1, LM2 and LM101 the movement was developed in collaboration with Kari Voutilainen and to be able to add a spectacular kind of Gyrotourbillon, MB&F took on board Mr Eric Coudray. The idea of Max for this timepiece was to manage to have the two greatest alive watchmakers working on the same project.

Discover a spectacular mechanical feat coming from the Purnell brand with nothing less than a double gyrotourbillon developed by talented watchmaker Eric Coudray and the team of Tech Group.

Today no fancy brand, no big name to share with you but nonetheless a very cool timepiece with the lightest mechanical watch produced weighing a mere 16.9 grams built by young French watchmaker named Valentin Remontet.