The new creative collaboration between Karl-Friedrich Scheufele (co-president of Chopard), the Chopard design team and Norihiko Harada (chief designer of Zagato) unites the emblematic codes of the two maisons to present an authentic concept-watch, a showcase of the horological prowess of the workshops of the Manufacture founded in Fleurier in 1996 and the avant-garde spirit of the Italian coachbuilder.
18K rose gold is presented for the first time in Armin Strom's Tribute³ Au750: from the case to the dial and off-center subdials, and even in the caliber itself.
DeLorean—the manufacturer of the car that brought to life the character Marty McFly, played by Michael J. Fox in the Back to the Future film franchise—will participate in the Airspeeder International Series, the world's first electric flying car racing series, as a constructor for the US Airspeeder team.
Six Chopard models were selected as finalists for the 2026 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG), earning nominations in six different categories.
The Royal Oak Joaillerie collection debuts with the Risoud Eclipse and Dream of Joux High Jewellery creations, alongside a Frosted Gold series.
Some traditions have their roots in the past. Others evolve with each generation, finding new ways to perpetuate their legacy. Since 2020, Mido has celebrated the Day of the Dead with a special edition inspired by its unique relationship with time.
The latest timepiece in the Oris × Cervo Volante series features a rich, deep burgundy dial—perfect for this time of year—paired with a deerskin strap.
In his fundamental principles, German industrial designer Dieter Rams maintains that good design is always based on a balance between form and function, ultimately embodying the philosophy that "less is more."
To mark the centenary of the Panerai boutique in Florence’s Piazza San Giovanni, the Maison launched the new Luminor Firenze 8 Giorni PAM01734 and Luminor Firenze 8 Giorni PAM01794.
With "101 Secrets," Jaeger-LeCoultre reaffirms the unique alliance between High Jewelry and fine watchmaking through the Calibre 101—the world’s smallest rectangular, manual-winding mechanical movement.