In 1962, Scott Carpenter approached Breitling with a clear, functional request, adapt the Navitimer for spaceflight. The result was a purpose-built chronograph featuring a
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Some watches make their mark through the dial. Others through the movement. The truly distinctive, however, are defined at a
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There is something quietly subversive about what MB&F continues to do with its M.A.D.Editions line. In a market that thrives on scarcity
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British watchmaker Fears marks a significant milestone with the launch of its first pilot’s watches in its 180-year history. Alongside
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Split Watches have announced the global release of the official Ozzy Osbourne Tribute Watch. This 50-piece limited-edition run celebrates the
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For collectors, Universal Genève has long occupied a rarefied space, a brand whispered about with reverence, admired for its technical
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Leica Camera, in partnership with Ernst Leitz Werkstätten, will unveil a curated photographic exhibition at the Leica Store Geneva this April, coinciding with
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Oliver Barrass is an apprentice engineer at British clockmaking company Sinclair Harding who combine traditional English horological skills with modern
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There are moments in watchmaking when the past doesn’t merely inspire the present — it reclaims it. Naissance d’une Montre 4
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In this occasional series, we will explore the life and achievements of the greatest and most respected horologists of their
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