Head in the stars at H. Moser & Cie.
Journey into the Milky Way with H. Moser & Cie. and the Endeavour Perpetual Moon Concept Aventurine, a poetic and minimalist interpretation of the moon-phase display.
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A Mexican deity at Christophe Claret
Christophe Claret presents an 8-piece limited edition Maestro Quetzalcoatl, in honour of one of the major deities of ancient Mexico. Painstakingly hand-engraved, the feathered serpent coils itself around the movement of this Maestro watch.
Bulgari – Colour splash
Dive into summer with the Diagono Scuba Fun, in three bright colour options: luminous white, vibrant yellow and vivid orange.
Hermès turns leather into gold
Originally a saddlemaker, Hermès prolongs this expertise within its watchmaking division with some of the finest leather straps in the business. The heart of this activity is in Biel, where La Montre Hermès opened in 1978.
Jaquet Droz – Infinite variations
The much feted Grande Seconde Off-centered makes its first appearance with a 39 mm diameter. Unadorned or bordered with diamonds, in onyx, aventurine or grand feu enamel, it is equally suited to men's and women's wrists.
Vintage: long live Swiss Made!
Behind the scenes at the big Geneva sales, long-gone brands are enjoying a second life. And for good reason, as certain of these late lamented names are turning up the kind of hidden gem that sets vintage fans alight.
IWC – Portofino ti amo
For more than 30 years, the Portofino has measured time with Italian flair. Two new complications now join the collection. They are a retrograde tourbillon, and a moon-phase display in a Hand-Wound Eight Days model.
Harry Winston – Divine delights
On the wrist or as a pendant, Harry Winston reminds us that time is a precious commodity. With its cascade of brilliant-cut and marquise diamonds, the Divine Time high jewellery watch captures the Art Deco mood in spectacular fashion.
