Could there be a version of the IWC Portugieser any more popular than the chronograph? You would think not, yet then came, in 2015, the annual calendar: Practical, innovative and good looks, all in a single watch.

To commemorate the 60th anniversary of its iconic Speedmaster timepiece, Swiss horologer Omega hosted a "Lost in Space" event at Tate Modern.

White gold, at a glance, many people easily mistake it for steel. It is that understatement that gives white gold watches their appeal. Here are five of Haute Time's favorite white gold watches.

Happy birthday, Bovet! The brand turned 195 and decided to celebrate with some of their most complicate, and breathtaking watches to date.

Having partnered with the philanthropic The Prince’s Trust, Swiss horologer Hublot unveiled a special edition charity watch.

Building the world's largest watch fair is not an easy task! Haute Time takes an exclusive look behind the scenes of how Baselworld comes together!

Just one year after the introduction of the innovative Visionnaire DTZ, Fabergé Timepieces does it again with the Fabergé Visionnaire Chronograph.

The dial is often described as the face of a watch, and how much more true can this be? It is one of those facets that can make, or break, the overall design. A dial in luscious guilloche can add a new dimension to a watch while changing merely the color of a dial is often enough to give it a whole new feel. After the blue dials of Baselworld, which are the current trend, we now explore four more dials to die for!

TAG Heuer hosted an event in West Hollywood’s Galerie Montaigne dedicated to Amgen Tour of California, the US premier equivalent of Tour de France.

Two circles within one large circle: many of Jaquet Droz's watches are based on this design principle, which has always resulted in stylish watches, which stood out, but always in a refined way. With the new Grande Seconde Moon, the brand takes this concept to the next level. Time for a closer look!

The Foundation de la Haute Horlogerie presented in New York a white paper that consolidates and categorizes fine watchmaking.

The Vacheron Constantin 222 is somewhat of an enigma. As being a child of the 1970's, it is often placed in the company of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, the Patek Philippe Nautilus, as well as the IWC Ingenieur. A place that is rightfully his, yet at the same time, it has always also been the of the outsider of this group.

Many exciting novelties were presented by Chopard at Baselworld this year. But for us, the biggest highlight was our private time with Caroline Scheufele, Artistic Director and Vice-President of the brand.

A visual overview of a watch to which words can add very little: the UR-210 Amadeus by Urwerk. A piece unique created to celebrate the brands 20th anniversary.

A legendary whisky paired up with a watch from a legendary watchmaker: Macallan 18 meets Laurent Ferrier's Galet Micro Rotor.

Together with its long-time partner Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons, Chopard introduced its Happy Dreams line in its boutique in Dubai mall.