Julia Roberts is a woman that needs no introduction, as this oscar-winning actress starred in a long list of blockbusters which includes cult classics such as "Pretty Woman" and "Notting Hill." While known for her radiant smile, she excels equally in a more serious setting, as she proved with movies such as "Sleeping with the Enemy" and "The Pelican Brief." She now joins forces with Chopard, a brand with quite a track record of its own in the movie world, most notably the Cannes Film Festival, becoming the face of their new Happy Sport collection.

Louis Vuitton's 'La Fabrique du Temps' houses not only a tremendous amount of expertise but also a great deal of passion. In the past, we have already seen that the two combined can result in tantalizing creations that redefy watchmaking. With the new Tambour Carpe Diem, Louis Vuitton succeeds in that again by bringing to life a skull and snake that not only tells the time but also serves as a constant reminder to savor it.

This new 77-foot explorer yacht was created for a second-time adventurer of the Arctic and Antarctic regions.

Rolex has always been a brand that honors evolution. For this, they have a good reason, given the fact that many, if not all, of their watches have become the benchmark in their category. In 2021, they further refine their offerings, proving that evolution can be very exciting.

Recently, Director of Client Relations for Watches of Switzerland, Kelly Yoch, sat down with watch collector and personality, Bethenny Frankel, to discuss all things timepiece-related.

Building on decades of Land Rover V8 heritage, the powerful Defender V8 joins the range of Plug-in Hybrids, and efficient Ingenium petrol and diesel powertrains.

The perpetual calendar is a complication that has always held an important place in the history of Patek Philippe. In 1925 the brand already launched its very first perpetual calendar wristwatch, and in 1941 the brand introduced Ref.1518, combining a perpetual calendar with a chronograph, something that has never been done before on a watch made in series. Patek Philippe always had a strong presence when it came to pocket watches as well, and in 1972 they introduced a novel perpetual calendar with in-line display. Now, part of its rich legacy in this field merges with the introduction of the new Ref. 5236P-001 In-line Perpetual Calendar.

According to Dan Lenard of Italian studio Nuvolari-Lenard, the 142-metre long superyacht, Nord is a warship wearing a tuxedo!

With the launch of the new Defy, Zenith is taking this collection into the extreme, and quite literally so. As founding partner and official timekeeper of Extreme E, they are sending their watches off the grid. This new and exciting off-road championship will challenge both the drivers as well as their machines but also adds something unique into the mix, as all the cars are electric.

Ulysse Nardin is continuing its path of combining classic watchmaking with disruptive creations at Watches & Wonders 2021. They showcase not only the brands' expertise and craftsmanship but also their future-minded nature and eye for tantalizing design. They achieve this by pushing the boundaries of not only themselves but watchmaking as a whole, serving existing connoisseurs, as well as a new generation of watch collectors.

The armoured BMW X7 boasts a powerful and elegant appearance along with functionalities from Ambient lighting to fire suppression.

Valerio Rivellini Designs’ Extended Explorer is the perfect concept for cruising around the world

While digital, Watches & Wonders 2021 kicks off immediately in high gear, showing that the industry is still strong, even during a pandemic. Many exciting new watches have already been introduced, of which the following five in particular caught our eye:

At Hublot, they have a passion for materials. Whether it is gold, ceramic, or sapphire, they love to see if they can improve it or give it a color that has never been achieved before. In 2016 the brand introduced its very first sapphire watch, and things developed quickly in the years after. Not only was Hublot able to create sapphire in different colors they could also make them in modest volume. While this sounds less exclusive, the production process of sapphire watches is so intensive that being able to make more of them is a major achievement. Hublot kicks off Watches & Wonders 2021 with another amazing accomplishment, and that is a Big Bang Integral Tourbillon where both the case and the bracelet are made of sapphire.

With the heart and soul of a race car, the Porsche 911 GT3 aims to raise the bar once again.

Complicated watches have very little secrets for Chopard. As a true manufacture, the brand has created a wide variety of them, from perpetual calendars to minute repeaters. However, one thing they have never made is a jump hour watch. With the introduction of the L.U.C Quattro Spirit 25, this all changes. With its 40mm case in ethical rose gold, and dial made from Grand Feu enamel, has the timepiece a classic look. The railway track and Arabic numerals underscore this, as does the brown alligator leather strap.