Today we are extremely excited to present "Anywhere" a timepiece created by young brand Krayon with the brand's own patented complication giving the exact sunrise and sunset time for your chosen location, marking the crossing between day and night.

We are happy to share with you the evolution of a fine timepiece first seen last year, but one that needed some kind of re-tweak in order to enhance it to the level it deserved.

This watch now comes with a semi-opened dial and the indexes really stand out, giving more of a sense of three-dimension and it actually modernises it radically.

Today, we are coming with a new video in our Unboxing series and for this one we have the pleasure of discovering the winner of the Mechanical Exception Watch Prize at the 2019 GPHG (Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève) The GNS 1.2 by Genus.

We present a first look at the two pieces of this project, and the natural conclusion is one of complementing design and a perfect juxtaposition of what has so far been exclusive features and brand signifiers, what were they waiting for?

As if our interview with Zenith CEO Julien Tornare last week wasn’t enough with the presentation of two superb new models from the Maison, here is their tough micro-blasted titanium tool watch with a colourful twist worth your viewing time.

Only a few years after its launch, Czapek is coming once again with not only a full new design but also a new movement encased in this Antarctique set of timepieces, a steel sport-chic 3-hander with integrated bracelet.

We had the pleasure of having Julien Tornare, CEO of Zenith Watches, who dropped by our Geneva Club to talk to us about two new timepieces introduced by the brand of Le Locle. The first one is the Chronomaster Revival Shadow, a very cool watch housing the famous El Primero mouvement in black sandblasted 37mm case made out of titanium with black and grey dial and sub-dials.

In this third and final episode, you will discover what it takes to make a hairspring and balance wheel by hand, mixing traditional know-how with the knowledge of today, before the final assembly of this amazing timepiece. And very importantly the emotion shared by the team after the watch's first tick-tocking!

And here we go for the second part of our documentary approach following the making of Greubel Forsey's Hand Made 1 timepiece. In this video you will see more in details how some of the key components of this watch have been developed and manufactured by hand, such as screws, hands, case and the tools used to achieve this.

We are extremely happy to share with you a behind the scene journey into the making of Grebeul Forsey's Hand Made 1 timepiece. This project not only pays tribute to the very origin of mechanical watchmaking when the hand was the most precious tool used, but also achieving a spectacular end result in terms of performance and level of precision corresponding to today's standards.

Meet Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey, founders of the brand, and all the team behind this amazing project, discover their motivation, the challenges encountered and the solutions found.

In today's video, we present you the latest timepiece in Roger Dubuis' Excalibur Collection, the Excalibur Twofold. It features the brands characteristic double flying tourbillon and introduces three pretty cool innovations: a white composite material never used in haute horlogerie before called Mineral Composite Fiber (MCF), luminescent angles on the mouvement’s bridges thanks to a specific use of superluminova as well as a luminescent strap.

Here is another video with our good friend Suzanne Wong, Editor-in-Chief of Worldtempus, presenting you the new watches that were supposed to be presented during the two main watch shows of Baselworld and SIHH / Watches & Wonder. Today we focus on Ulysse Nardin lastest releases, two new Freak X models called Ice and Magma

In the current context, we are unboxing today a rather playful timepiece with the Fastback GT Drift Elise by young brand Gorilla. This watch displays time with a cool satellite mechanism, something seen before naturally, but not necessarily at this price point. Though the movement is a pretty standard ETA 2824-2, the satellite module has been specifically developed for this watch by Vaucher, a pretty serious player when it comes to movement development and manufacturing.

Today we focus on some of really nice new timepieces introduced by De Bethune, a trilogy of DB28 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the collection, with three extra-thin models, including one tourbillon version.

This is the first video of what we hope to be a long series with our good friend Suzanne Wong, Editor-in-Chief of Worldtempus, and we will cover as much as possible the new watches that were supposed to be presented during the two main watch shows of Baselworld and SIHH / Watches & Wonder.

Today we focus on some of these new timepieces introduced by De Bethune and we already know that there will be more from them, but already a good start with new versions of the DB25 Starry Varius as well as a DB28 Kind of Blue.

We never thought we would see an actual working replica of any car engine in a watch, but when on top of it it’s the mythical W16 engine from Bugatti, well this takes it to the very next level!!! Enjoy & Viva Watchmaking

In today's video, we present you in detail a new Audemars Piguet timepiece we didn’t really expect, the [Re]Master 01, a very nice watch limited to 500 pieces digging into the heritage of the brand from the Vallée de Joux. This watch is flyback chronograph coming in a very original bi-toned steel and gold case and is much more than a replica of the historical piece form 1943.

Today we go over the new MB&F HM10 Bulldog, a timepiece belonging to the Horological Machine family of watches, meaning slightly more audacious type of time telling machines.

We knew we would be in for a surprising design and the HM10 Bulldog stands firm to this principle. It’s for sure unique but at the same time it takes back some design elements and other features seen on other MB&F watches, there are some common genes shared that we describe in this video.

Today, we are in for a new episode in our UNBOXING series, and we'll do so with a piece that is really dear to us, the Legacy Machine Perpetual by MB&F.

It is not a new watch per se as it was introduced in 2015, but this new version comes in a yellow gold case with a blue electric sub-dial and limited to 25 pieces.

We know that we've been talking quite a lot about Perpetual Calendar recently, but since we had the opportunity we really wanted to make the full demonstration of how this watch is set because it is unbelievably easy and quick to do.

Enjoy and viva watchmaking!

In this episode, we will be talking modified Rolexes, and we know that some of you guys are not really into these kinds of things, and there is the clan of “you can’t touch this” vs those a bit more open on the idea.

Les Artisans de Genève, don’t sell watches, but a customization service, meaning that as a client you’re the one providing the watch which will be customized and this following your own criteria; style, colors, mechanical demands and more.