There is no shortage of tourbillons in the world of Haute Horlogerie. As a result, many brands push the boundaries of this complication further, into uncharted territory. Among them is Franck Muller, who gives the tourbillon center stage with the Vanguard Gravity Tourbillon Yachting.

We are currently in an era in watchmaking in which there is significant innovation regarding the materials of which watch cases are made. Sapphire, scratch resistant gold, carbon fibers, and high tech plastics now play a significant role in the world of Haute Horlogerie, but surprisingly also a more ancient alloy: Bronze.

Today marks the passing of one of the giants of watchmaking, as Roger Dubuis passed away. The founding father of the manufacture that bears his name made a profound impact on the world of Haute Horlogerie with his watches that combined an expressive styling, with highly complicated movements, giving a new dimension to high-end timepieces.

Bronze cases have largely been used for divers’ watches since the material is virtually rust proof but it does have other uses

For quite some time now, there is a trend of putting balance wheels out in the open. Not only does this add the obvious spectacle to a watch, but it also highlights exactly what makes a mechanical watch so interesting: its beating heart. With their Legacy Machine's MB&F gave the balance wheel center stage and with the new Split Escapement, this show is elevated to new heights!

Swiss luxury horologer, Hublot presented an artisanal new Fusion timepiece, which bows to the creativity of famed cigar maker and brand partner, Arturo Fuente.

If there is one man capable of thinking outside the box, it is Richard Mille. Often inspired by his famous clients, he loves to create new complications that often serve a very specific sport or activity. Such is also the case with his latest collaboration with Alain Prost. The four-time Formula One World Champion is now an avid cyclist, and that also sparked to novel complication in this new Richard Mille: The odometer.

You got to hand it to them: Hublot has a knack for teaming up with other brands and reach a powerful synergy. In their partnership with Ferrari, they have set the benchmark for how such a collaboration should be shaped, and the same can be said for that with Berluti

Named in tribute to the founding year of the Royal Air Force, the Bremont 1918 takes inspiration from RAF history and heritage. For example its rotor has material from four exceptional historic aircraft that fought with the RAF during major campaigns of both world wars

It is not every day that Vacheron Constantin introduces a new model, let alone three! For all of them, the brand found inspiration in the rich past of the brand.

As the fashion world turned its attention to Paris for another fashion week, Omega opened its “Her Time” exhibition in the city’s historic Hotel de Sully.

One of Blancpain's most extraordinary models is also one of their more unknown, at least here in the West. No, I am not talking about their exquisite Le Brassus with tourbillon and carrousel, but rather about their Traditional Chinese Calendar which is part of the Villeret collectsion.

When Ferdinand Berthoud was launched as a brand it took the watch world by storm, and its very first model, the FB 1.1, even won “Aiguille d’or” Grand Prix award at the 2016 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève. The FB 1.3 takes this now even to new heights.

Luxury Swiss horologer, TAG Heuer and football superstar, Tom Brady unveiled a special edition of the brand’s hallmark timepiece – the Heuer 01 chronograph.

While the demand, or appreciation, for vintage watches of the leading brands seems to be still on the rise, the same can be said of certain watches that are of a far more recent make. Especially limited edition, or limited production, watches can be in high demand, and an excellent example of this is Patek Philippe's Sky Moon Tourbillon.

If you’ve heard of a wave of watchmakers who represent the nouvelle horlogerie, then you certainly know the Swiss company Urwerk.