Roger Dubuis stages a contemporary take on complications with a flying tourbillon minute repeater in a 47mm carbon case. Wound by two micro-rotors, the Excalibur Spider Unique Series is a superb example of Haute Horlogerie for today.

For certain brands, growth isn't about selling more but selling better. Audemars Piguet was first to put a limit on production, successfully so. Now Roger Dubuis and Panerai are following suit.

The Excalibur Knights of the Round Table IV offers a forceful new interpretation of the mighty legend of King Arthur’s Excalibur.

If there is one item not to leave off your holiday checklist (apart from your passport), it has to be a multi-function watch. From a GMT (in Bali) to a chrono (behind the wheel of a sports car), FHH Journal shares its pick of watches to suit every destination.

Roger Dubuis lit up Osaka at an exclusive event to celebrate the launch of the Excalibur Blacklight trilogy.

Innovation, performance and precision: Formula 1 racing and watches have a lot in common.

The numbers speak for themselves: 15 automakers have stayed away from the 89th Geneva Motor Show (March 7-17), including Volvo, Land Rover, Opel and Abarth. Watchmakers too are conspicuous by their absence. The mechanical emulation that used to be part of the show's charm no longer keeps the dream alive. At least not on the floor.

In February, Pirelli launched a new high-performance tyre for winter driving. Roger Dubuis responds with its interpretation of this cutting-edge tyre technology.

A rarely seen exercise in style ten years ago, skeleton watches are now part of the regular collections at brands intent on showing off their watches' inner beauty.