The exhilaration of the race track drove Laurent Ferrier to develop its Sport Auto collection, an audacious tribute to the pinnacle of automobile excellence

At Watches and Wonders 2026, Cartier revisits its archives, reviving iconic shapes like the Roadster and the elegant Tortue.

For Franck Muller, time is not a master, but a canvas. CEO Nicholas Rudaz dives into the brand’s latest innovations — from watchmaking to chocolate — and explains why “cool” is just as important as any complication.

From a debut timepiece by the reinvigorated Blancpain, the classic Villeret has sparked a sprawling collection of elegant dress watches. The latest Golden Hour series of 16 novelties is writing its next chapter.

Hype is out; discovery is back. This piece investigates the “dark horses” of the past year — watchmaking’s quiet achievers and hidden treasures that defied the algorithm to earn a place on the list of potential future must-haves.

In a year when watchmaking may have spared Switzerland a major economic blow, it just so happens that many of its biggest names are celebrating huge birthdays. The editors attempt to surprise each other with their anniversary acumen and find some meaning in it all.