Alexander Beauregard explains the secrets behind the exquisite marquetry of his "Ulysse" collection and his collaboration with the indie watch legend, Vianney Halter.

Established in 1737 in Switzerland, this brand was particularly blooming in the 1960s, when it created the FL 251 twin barrel movement and iconic tool watches such as the Bivouac with aneroid altimeter (coming soon 🤫).

Originally released in 2019, the Oil Pump had an automaton, depicting an oil derrick. Now, this horological marvel has been reimagined with cutting-edge updates that enhance its functionality and design, while staying true to its roots.

FutureGrail, founded some time ago to serve as a tailored business platform for ever-demanding collectors, comes to the auction market this autumn with a curated selection of the rarest and most iconic Patek Philippe timepieces, each telling a story of horological excellence.

After a refreshing summer break, we're back with a comprehensive recap of the latest developments in the watchmaking industry, particularly on the business front. Everything you love is here: suspense, passion, high speed, big money, a pinch of disappointment, a nugget of fear, and a lot of respect for watches and the people who make them for us.

In this video, we zoom into the intricate mechanism of a skeleton watch, check the quality of a guilloché dial, and look inside the tourbillon.

Watch our new video and see how two Swiss guys from Swiss Koo keep the German clockmaking tradition alive and kicking in Switzerland.

The new brand we are presenting today was born out of a fruitful collaboration between two geniuses of contemporary horology.

Welcome to the world of Albanian watchmaking! We present you a very original timepiece with quite an original story behind it as we like to showcase different takes on watchmaking around the globe.

Today we discover a new timepiece with an incredible one-week power reserve and a very special power indication.

With this video, we followed up on the Philippe & Elisabeth Dufour Foundation and its activities and realised that there might be a new emotion behind a watch. A feeling of utter delight and pride that just one timepiece can save the lives of several hundred people.

Launched just a couple of months ago, Taos has quickly gained a lot of interest for its exceptional craftsmanship and innovative technologies used to create their exceptional dials.

While Bugatti decided to empower the new car with the V16 engine with electricity, Jacob & Co has once again pushed the boundaries of innovation and luxury with their Bugatti Tourbillon.

Every year EPHJ, the specialised trade show, welcomes professionals from the high-precision watchmaking, jewellery, medical and microtechnology industries, and allocates a special prize for the best innovation.

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.