Watches

Ulysse Nardin’s Diver Air introducing a 52 g skeletonised titanium dive watch, the world’s lightest mechanical model. In the previous…

From Bell & Ross to Breitling and Seiko, the latest releases show how stainless steel continues to drive versatility and market relevance in watchmaking.…

Some watches are built different, and these few are certainly not shy about a bit of a rough and tumble. We tend to take for granted the…

Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026 signals a new phase of expansion, with 66 exhibitors, high-profile entries such as Audemars Piguet and Credor.…

Girard-Perregaux rolls out an important new engine of time, ahead of something new on the sports elegance front When is a movement more…

Soaring tariffs, gold costs and brand mark-ups are pushing luxury watches into uncharted territory — leaving collectors wondering if the game is rigged. WOW editors from Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand weigh in.…

Hublot celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Big Bang with a limited edition collection that blends the original design with the Big Bang Unico.…

Forty years after its original launch, Tissot revives the RockWatch model with a limited-edition reissue presented at the place where it all began: in the Swiss Alps.…

Who knew that ceramic could fit the IWC Ingenieur 42 so well? IWC has focused on the Ingenieur range for its 2025 novelties, which rounds…

Explore the Hermès Cut Le Temps Suspendu, featuring the innovative H1912 movement and a 24-second counter. When Hermès launched the new Cut…