We will be frank with you: collecting Rolex watches can be an extremely safe investment, but only if you know the products and the market very well. The secret? Knowing what to look for!

IWC Schaffhausen has delighted fans of pilot watches with special editions dedicated to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, but has kept the best for last...

The watch won Innovation and Mechanical Exception prizes at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Geneve, and here's why according to Arthur Touchot...

Haute Time's Worn By Women takes a look at The Rotonde de Cartier L'Heure Mysterieuse

November 5th was a slam dunk evening for Hublot; the Swiss brand celebrated the launch of its first timepiece with the Los Angeles Lakers—the King Power "Los Angeles Lakers"—which also happens to be the official watch for the iconic Los Angeles basketball team.

Can you imagine a better setting to the celebration of Patek Phillipe's 175th anniversary than Geneva? Christie's is about to make that happen for a lucky few...

Piaget threw a star-studded bash celebrating its new home on Rodeo Drive—which also happens to be its largest flagship boutique in the United States—as well as the debut of its 'Extremely Piaget' collection last week in Beverly Hills.

One of the reasons the new Royal Oak Offshore has done so well is that Audemars Piguet hasn’t completely redesigned its icon, writes Alex Rose...

Jaquet Droz introduces the Enchanted Journey Exhibit this fall to the Shops at Crystals in Las Vegas

Richard Mille expresses his feminine side with the RM07-01, writes Meehna Goldsmith...

As the brand gets ready to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Lange 1, we revisit one of our favorite watches from SIHH 2014...

Alex Rose goes hands on with the Urwerk EMC...

Chopard Toasts the 2014 Trophée Chopard Winners

De Grisogono Hosts Fatale In Cannes cocktail & Dinner at the Eden-Roc

The debate between vintage and avant-garde is a favorite among watch lovers, but it’s no longer their debate. Brands are now chiming in on the subject, and the watches on display at Baselworld 2014 made strong statements for either side. Some reminded everyone of their rich heritage by adapting an iconic case, introducing modern materials to a tested movement, or by exploiting their expertise of a particular complication. For others, the only way was forward, with daring, futuristic, and some might say, provocative designs that would complement any collection nicely. The debate between vintage and avant-garde is far from settled, and the ten watches in the following selection might not stand the test of time themselves, but they are the ones that impressed us the most this year.

Richard Mille Helps Host Le Mans Classic