Patek Philippe presents its first wrist chronograph capable of measuring tenths of a second.
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A. Lange & Söhne: the brand that was born twice. Decisive for the relaunch in 1990. the intervention of Günter Blümlein, engineer and marketing expert.
The House of Le Brassus presents a new Royal Oak 'Jumbo' in a 39 mm case, powered by the new calibre 2968, a mechanical automatic with tourbillon device.
In little more than 10 years, Cyrus Genève has established a reputation for remarkable creative vitality and great technical and innovative skills.
Behind a dial inspired by Japanese forests, the Grand Seiko Shirakaba conceals the Japanese manufacturer's most advanced mechanical movement.
TAG Heuer presents three new Autavia to mark the 60th anniversary of the collection.
Jaeger-LeCoultre, also known as the 'Grande Maison', was once again a meeting place for creators, watchmakers and members of L'Orologio Club.
What are the reasons for Rolex's success? The answer always starts with the name and is not as obvious as it sounds.
The Patek production centre in Plan-les-Ouates brings together the company's Geneva workshops on a single site and meets the growing complexity of production.
Laurent Ferrier presents the new Sport Auto, an interesting solotempo model powered by a new manufacture calibre.
Present in around 100 countries through more than 30 subsidiaries, an extensive network of authorised dealers and around 900 service centres and workshops, Rolex manufactures its products relying on the expertise of 7,000 employees spread across four different sites: three in Geneva and one in Bienne.
Last year, Patek Philippe revamped the timeless Calatrava with its Clous de Paris engraved bezel and fitted it with a new hand-wound calibre.
