When it comes to diver watches, many follow the same design principles. Few take the creative route and create a diver that you can still carry to the depths of the ocean, but looks unlike any other. We take a closer look at four of them that do.

What is the continuing appeal of pirates and privateers? Their sense of freedom or their adventurous life? Whatever it is, it has long ago also infected the world of Haute Horlogerie, and now Skull and Bones-watches form their own niche. New member to this elite group of watches is the X-TREM-1 StingHD by Christophe Claret.

De Bethune watches don't seem to come out of Switzerland, but straight out of space! Their high-tech designs present traditional Swiss watchmaking in such a progressive shape that you get groundbreaking watches. This applies especially to the DB28 "Kind of Blue" Tourbillon.

With the Excalibur Spider Carbon, Roger Dubuis introduces the first-ever timepiece with plate, bridges and tourbillon upper-cage all in carbon. Let's have a look:

Is there such a thing as an understated Greubel Forsey? They don't have something that you even remotely consider to be "entry-level" in any way, shape or form, for the mere fact that they don't make concessions to any part of their vision. The great thing is that they also don't need to because they are Greubel Forsey.

At the luxury watch industry’s first major Swiss fair of the year, January’s Salon International de Haute Horlogerie (SIHH), attendees braced themselves for a conservative scene shaped by challenging economic conditions around the world. Well, we were all pleasantly surprised to see the Salon’s watch manufacturers dig deep and step up to create truly creative, exciting and covetable new watches. From major players to independent watchmakers, here are nine exciting novelties straight from Geneva.

While the Glashütte Original Sixties Square Chronograph is no stranger, it gets quite the make-over in a special limited edition, featuring five unique colored dials.

Watches which feature a tourbillon combined with a chronograph are not that easy to make. This makes them even more special, as we take a look at four fantastic examples of them.

A brand like MCT doesn't introduce an entirely new model often. But when they do expect to be blown away! With the new Dodekal One D110 the brand takes the next step into their future.

IWC introduces two models especially for women this year: the Da Vinci Automatic 36 and the Da Vinci Automatic Moon Phase 36. Tempting watches, with a modern feminine touch!

It is hard to imagine where the world of watchmaking without the influence of Abraham-Louis Breguet. Forever known as the inventor of the tourbillon, but to only credit him for this is not doing him justice. Like this unique Breguet No. 217 Montre Perpétuelle à Repétition et Equation.

With the introduction of the Connected Modular 45 did TAG Heuer take a firm step into the future! No more choosing between a tourbillon and a smart watch

Watch cases crafted from carbon are here to stay, and for a good reason. Although not the easiest to craft, they are light and pleasant to wear. Here are four brands that really took this technology to the next level!

First presented in 2014, the Tonda Métrographe from Parmigiani has a new redesigned dial that makes for easier reading on a choice of colours. The result is dynamic!

In the world of Haute Horlogerie Maximilian Büsser, Max for friends, is a force of his own. For the Legacy Machine Perpetual, he joined forces with independent watchmaker Stephen McDonnell, and the result is a perpetual calender unlike any other!

If there is one watch connected to the most powerful man on earth, it is the Rolex Day-Date, also known under its nickname: President. Dwight D. Eisenhower, but there is more to the history of this iconic watch!