For this year's Watches & Wonders, the Tentagraph makes history for the brand as the first-ever mechanical chronograph for Grand Seiko.

The watch world is abuzz with oohs and ahs in reaction to the latest collections and timepieces presented in Switzerland.

TAG Heuer’s new TAG Heuer Carrera Plasma Diamant d’Avant-Garde Chronograph Tourbillon is designed with a total of 124 lab-grown diamonds.

From Rolex and Patek Philippe to Grand Seiko and Hublot, an exclusive look into some of the best timepieces at Watches & Wonders 2023.

Ulysse Nardin stunned Watches & Wonders with the Freak S, and this year, the legend continues to evolve with the debut of the Freak ONE.

Setting the bar high for Jacob & Co. at Watches & Wonders, the Casino Tourbillon is not only a visual masterpiece but also makes history.

Designed for those who dare to explore the vast heights of the sky, the Rolex Air-King is a timepiece that embodies the spirit of the sky. 

Luxury watchmaker, Vacheron Constantin, looked to the past this year to create a modern masterpiece with the new Historiques 222.

Haute Living features the new Grand Seiko Kodo Constant-Force Tourbillon, unveiled at Watches & Wonders 2022—the brand's first mechanical complication.

Referred to as a ‘Rocket on the Wrist,’ Ulysse Nardin's Freak S has launched into a new orbit, pushing watchmaking boundaries beyond.

Patek Philippe launches Ref. 5470P: the brand’s first-ever wrist-chronograph that measures and displays 1/10th of a second.

From the return of an iconic timepiece to collaboration pieces, TAG Heuer's newest offerings will have every watch enthusiast smiling from ear to ear.

Watches & Wonders, the epicenter for watchmaking, has returned with brands showcasing their latest, groundbreaking watches for the year.

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.

Last week the first major watch fair of the year took place, as LVMH organized the very first edition of their 'Watch Week' in Dubai. It is taking the position of the 'Geneva Days,' an event in which the watch brands of LVMH used to launch their first batch of novelties of the year and which took place in Geneva at the same time as the SIHH. As this event is now renamed 'Watches & Wonders Geneva' and takes place adjacent to Baselworld at the end of April. While the LVMH watch brand still participates in Baselworld, they have, for years, been following a strategy of launching the majority of their novelties in two batches throughout the year. The 'Geneva Days' and now 'LVMH Watch Week' allows them to get a head start on the rest, but also to receive feedback from retailers and press to fine-tune their second batch of offerings.

Of the 21 watch brands participating in this event, 15 have boutiques in the design district with many of those stores hosting special events and providing a first look in the U.S. of watches they are unveiling this year