Once an exercise in style intended to leave only the pith and marrow of an existing movement, skeletonization has expanded its territory to include complicated calibres as well as the mechanical movements in women's watches. A virtuoso illustration that less truly can be more.

Much like watches, cars are masterpieces of technology and design. The two industries have been closely linked for more than a century. With the recent Geneva International Motor Show, we thought we’d look at some of the milestones of this relationship.

For this third interpretation of the Knights of the Round Table theme, Roger Dubuis has sculpted the miniature figures from pink gold using low poly rendering. They mark the hours, their swords resting on a Round Table in blocks of blue enamel.

New straps crafted from tiny black or white crystal beads mixed with molten polymer and lined with rubber adorn Roger Dubuis' Velvet Haute Couture. A world-first.

Wearing green on Saint Patrick's Day is a great way to celebrate the Emerald Isle's patron saint, and the first days of spring. Lichen, apple or olive, name your green!

As the 88th International Motor Show gets under way in Geneva, we look at a cult object that speaks volumes about who we are: our car. Road hog, Sunday driver or family man... you are what you drive!

Getting a grip on low-grip, and extreme driving conditions, Roger Dubuis launches the Excalibur Spider Pirelli Sottozero™ with double flying tourbillon and winter tyres.

Luxury brands return to their bespoke roots, with new levels of customization.

After two difficult years, a new era of rationalisation has dawned. Brands have simplified their collections, put their more extravagant creations on hold, and cut back on the métiers d'art. This year's SIHH reveals how fine watch firms are reining it in as they set out to reconquer markets.