With the GMT Balancier Convexe, Greubel Forsey continues its march towards a cleaner, more consciously planned portfolio of extremely hot and increasingly wearable pieces. The new GMT, presented at the Geneva Watch Days 2022, builds on and redefines the manufacture’s signature time-zone display.
Singer Reimagined showcased their recent additions to the Track1 and the Flytrack collections at the Geneva Watch Days. The Track1 SKLT Edition reveals the dial-side rotor for the first time, while fanatic coffee aficionados can count on (and with) the Flytrack Barista from now on.
At the Geneva Watch Days, MB&F celebrated their amazing achievement of creating 20 calibers in 17 years as an independent watchmaker. They also introduced the icy-cool blue/grey LM Split Escapement EVO and a special edition for the Beverly Hills MB&F LAB opening soon.
Dressed in a revised, nicely angled and surprisingly comfortable steel case, two novelties mark a sportier chapter for HAUTLENCE. We showed the tourbillon and retrograde Linear Series 1 and the satellites of the Vagabonde Series 4 to the late summer sun.
This August HOROPEDIA the first universal and multilingual encyclopedia dedicated exclusively to the world of watchmaking made its public debut at the Geneva Watch Days 2022.
H. Moser & Cie. welcomes the autumn with a red gold Streamliner equipped with the manufacture’s automatic calibre with flying tourbillon. The ‘warmer’ hue of the metal gives a totally different look to the Streamliner, especially with the Vantablack® dial.
Greubel Forsey just unveiled its latest and greatest novelty – the Tourbillon 24 Secondes Architecture has a newly created, atypical case which perfectly contributes to the new tourbillon movement.
H. Moser & Cie. has kicked off the summer season with a bold and irreverent collaboration. The ‘very rare’ Manufacture has partnered with globally recognised sportswear brand UNDEFEATED to create a limited edition, the Streamliner Chronograph UNDEFEATED.
4 out of the 11 chapters of the OAK Collection exhibition are dedicated to pieces of Rolex and independent brands. The vintage and contemporary museum-quality watches include special orders, ultra-rare limited editions and the most valuable examples of particular models. The four-stop exhibition world tour starts in the London Design Museum (19-25 May).
Astonishing Patek Philippe examples make up the two-third of the OAK Collection, also home of the greatest private holding of Patek Philippe for Henry Graves Jr. timepieces. Between 19-25 May, these and dozens of the rarest watches will be on show at the London Design Museum, the first location of a four-stop exhibition tour.
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