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Hublot teams up with contemporary artist Jeff Koons to reimagine the Classic Fusion as one of his iconic works of art: Balloon Dog!

If there is one thing you can’t accuse Hublot of, it is that it isn’t afraid to have some fun and go out on a limb with its designs, especially when it comes to artistic collaborations. This time, the Nyon brand is teaming up with contempo...

Glashütte Original looks back at its delightfully retro 70s collection, at long last releasing it in a trio of new three-hand models!

The 1970s were not an era known for its restraint. In the watch world, this is absolutely apparent. Spurred on by mechanical watchmaking’s oncoming obsolescence under the shadow of the Quartz Crisis, this decade of horology is marked by ...

It’s been 50 years since IWC teamed up with Gérald Genta to bring us the Ingenieur SL Ref: 1832, and today, it is celebrating this milestone with two limited editions in 40 & 35mm sizes.

It is hard to believe that when Gérald Genta created the first Ingenieur SL, it essentially was a commercial failure. But that is the thing with icons; in many cases they ...

Seiko updates their neo-futuristic King Seiko VANAC with a new iteration featuring a glittering black dial.

There are many takes on the urban watch aesthetic. Many of them carry the same genealogy: geometric cases, maybe an integrated bracelet, and a sportier demeanour. Other than that, it’s fairly open-ended how urbanesque a watch can really get. But metropolitan desi...

Norqain puts its sporty-chic aesthetic forward in an elegant new form, releasing an Independence Skeleton model in black titanium with gold.

‘Sports watch’ is such a broad term within the modern industry. So much so, that almost any watch can be categorised as a sports watch through varied degrees of separation. It’s in direct juxtaposition to the often stringent rules...