The announced program spans watchmaking’s big questions, its less familiar histories and plenty of time with the makers.

In 1980, Carlo Crocco put a gold watch on a rubber strap and launched Hublot. Forty-six years, several owners and one ...

The ION Orchard exhibition pairs Lange’s chronograph history with classic motoring and live demonstrations by artisans from ...

Patek Philippe’s seven Milan limited editions lead a week that also brings six new Gondolo models, a blue-sapphire G-Shock, Louis Vuitton’s ceramic Monterey revival and Atomic Heart’s robotic twins.

The watches of Jacob & Co are, by and large, not subtle. There’s a opulence to the jeweller-cum-watchmaker’s horological creations, an extravagance that encompasses not just the visuals, but also the ...

The perpetual calendar has been a staple complication for Schaffhausen watchmaker IWC ever since Kurt Klaus’ ingenious perpetual calendar debuted at Baselworld in 1985. Its appeal went beyond its ...

The discovery of Rolex’s patent filing for an instantaneous annual calendar has made the wait for this year’s launches rather more interesting, but even with the advance notice, the return of the ...

Under the aegis of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, the revived Daniel Roth has achieved something quite rare in watchmaking. Its watches are not only respectful recreations of the originals but ...

Rolex rarely revives a reference this directly, let alone adopts affectionate nicknames that collectors give its watches. The Perpetual Padellone takes its name and broad calendar layout from the Ref.

For too long, Blancpain has hidden its expertise in women’s watchmaking. The Fifty Fathoms and Villeret may be the hero collections today, but during the Great Depression of the 1930s, it was the ...