Editors Picks

Explore independent Nordic watchmakers like Reima Koivukoski, Pietari Kupias, Kortela Valta, Rönkkö Watches, Alf Lie 1836, Juha Eskola, Rune Bakkendorff, Straum, Carl Gustaf Watches, Sjöö Sandström, Von Doren, Bravur, REC Watches.

Quartz technology helped revive the Swiss watch industry with Nicholas Hayek's vision. The industry must adapt to younger audiences, improve manufacturing efficiency, and build lasting relationships with customers. The biggest risk now is inaction.

Swatch x Audemars Piguet collaboration stirs watch community. A surprising partnership ignites curiosity and discussions among enthusiasts. Share your thoughts, AP-enthusiasts!

The Tudor Monarch is a true novelty with a new case, dial, and motto 'Born to dare.' Features Cal MT5662 movement, COSC and METAS certified for accuracy and magnet resistance. Versatile and charming design, priced at 5400 Euros.

Ulysse Nardin launches the Super Freak, honoring the 25th Freakiversary with cutting-edge features like titanium Tourbillons, Silicon parts, and a distinct design. Critics debate the choice of automatic movement over manual winding for extended power reserves.

Delve into the unnoticed Glashütte Original Seventies integrated bracelet watch, distinguished by its distinctive design and undervalued status. Despite solid features, it remains overshadowed in the market.

The Bovet Récital 32 is a limited edition titanium watch with a flying tourbillon, a 10-day power reserve, a second time zone, and a day/night indicator. Additional details are not provided. Opinions on its openwork design vary.

Christie's is selling a rare Audemars Piguet chronograph with a platinum 'Coussin Tortue' case, one of the first three made in the 1930s. Belonged to Rabbi Max Schenk, restored by Audemars Piguet, with a unique movement and historical significance.

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Chronometer impresses with its intricate details like the blue-grey sunray dial, unique bracelet design, and the improved HPG caliber 899. Despite minor drawbacks, it stands out as a top pick in the line.

At the Miami Beach Antique Show 2026, a braille watch signed 'Patek Philippe & Co Genève' was spotted with a unique release button. Research found other examples and a special platinum braille watch made for Ray Charles, which has since disappeared.