Patek Philippe
The Patek Philippe Calatrava has long been revered as the epitome of elegant, minimalist watchmaking. Since its introduction in 1932, the Calatrava has embodied the principles of form following function, with a design that exudes timelessness and sophistication. Named after the Calatrava cross, a symbol adopted by Patek Philippe as
Horology
This weekend, I had the privilege of attending an extraordinary event that was a blend of precision, luxury, and speed. Hosted by the esteemed Chopard, the Horological Society of New York (HSNY) provided a hands-on watchmaking experience at Rezvani Motor, an American automotive designer renowned for high-performance sports cars. As
Omega
Omega has once again demonstrated its prowess in watchmaking with the release of the Omega Paris 2024 Bronze Gold Edition.
Louis Vuitton
The Louis Vuitton Tambour Automatic watch in steel, model W1ST20, is a testament to the brand’s commitment to blending luxury with functionality.
Chopard
Chopard has once again demonstrated its commitment to excellence with the release of the new L.U.C Chopard Qualité Fleurier. This timepiece is not just a marvel of engineering and design but also a proud bearer of the prestigious Fleurier Quality Foundation certification, a testament to its superior quality
Richard Mille
The RM 65-01, with its striking blue and yellow accents, invites us into a realm where engineering excellence dances harmoniously with design brilliance. Join me as we unravel the intricate layers of this remarkable watch, from its aerospace-grade titanium construction to its multifunctional heart—the Calibre RMAC4. Calibre RMAC4 The
Hamilton
Beachside, poolside, or swimming in the deep ocean, the new Khaki Navy Scuba is guaranteed to make a splash in the style stakes. This timepiece seamlessly combines aesthetics with practicality, making it an ideal companion for modern mariners, snorkelers, surfers, and beach lovers alike. Design and Colors * The Khaki Navy
Union Glashütte
Introduction to Union Glashütte Union Glashütte, a German watchmaking brand, has a rich heritage dating back to 1893. Named after the founding year, the 1893 collection pays homage to the brand’s history. Inspired by historical pocket watches, these timepieces blend classic design elements with modern craftsmanship. The 1893 Johannes
Parmigiani Fleurier
Historically, the Hijri calendar has been a constant companion to millions, guiding them through the seasons of life. It is this ancient timekeeping system that the Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Hijri Perpetual Calendar brings to life, marrying the lunar-based Hijri calendar with the solar Gregorian system in a symphony of
TAG Heuer
In the world of haute horology, the TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph stands as a testament to innovation and tradition. As the Monaco collection marks its 55th anniversary, it does so with a nod to its avant-garde roots and a leap into the future of watchmaking. The new red and
Grönefeld
The Grönefeld Legacy Since their debut in 2008, Bart and Tim Grönefeld have been weaving horological magic. Their creations have garnered prestigious accolades, including the Best Tourbillon award for the Parallax Tourbillon and the Best Men’s Watch award for the 1941 Remontoire. These brothers epitomize excellence and creativity. Crafting
Patek Philippe
In a world where luxury often brushes shoulders with philanthropy, the recent auction of the Patek Philippe Steel Grande and Petite Sonnerie, Minute Repeater, reference 6301A-010, stands as a testament to this harmonious relationship. The timepiece, a marvel of horological artistry, fetched an astounding $17.3 million USD at the
