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Ongoing Invention: F.P. Journe makes his Octa more
efficient and opens his first boutique in the United States... Restoration Drama: Breguet salutes its Parisian roots with a new boutique in
Place Vendôme and plans to remake the famed Marie
Antoinette pocket watch... iW Guide to Pilot’s Watches: A survey of high-fliers in a variety of price ranges...
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Racing Design:BRM revs up its sales with a garage full of souped-up engines, including a movement of its own design... Celestial Achievement: The Richard Mille Planetarium-Tellurium is a unique device that links its creator to the long tradition of complex astronomic horology... Lange’s Academy: Lange & Söhne shares its German culture and history with its retailers...
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Timeless Link: TAG Heuer races forward and
adds its new high-tech Calibre S to its iconic Link bracelet and case... In Vegas: Retailers eye the newest timepieces in Las Vegas. We were there too, and here are a few new models... The iW Guide to Jumping-Hour Watches: A selection of these unusual complications...
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Geneva Waves: Surf with the sporty Aquanaut. Patek Philippe’s “baby” Nautilus is all grown up and celebrating
its first ten years... At Easium: Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Extreme LAB drew heated discussion in Geneva. Here’s a look at what’s inside its oil-free case... Deep Water Update: Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms, the first modern dive watch, is now a complete collection...
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DeWitt’s Constant Force: The success of this edgy firm’s
technology has led to accolades—and a new larger manufacture in Geneva... About-Face: Ventura’s Pierre Nobs said goodbye to traditional mechanical power. He’s blazing a new path with his own automatic quartz movements... The Show Before the Showdown:
Elite sailors & watchmakers team to compete for the Louis Vuitton Cup. The winner battles Alinghi...
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Kobold’s American Dream: Defying predictions of his firm’s demise, Michael Kobold continues to shape his U.S.-born brand with help from his adventurous friends... Swiss Carbon-era: Richard Mille injects personal vision into a brand that continues to break new ground with architectural design and new materials... Vertical Vision: With a new Dimier collection and a redesigned tourbillon, Bovet asserts its independence.
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Swiss Shark: With a case shape inspired by the hammerhead, the new URWERK 201 is both high-tech and user adjustable... Movements Florentine: Panerai debuts three new in-house movements, including a unique dual-axis tourbillon... Teutonic Trade: The Inhorgenta is Germany’s most important trade fair, playing the role of the Golden Globes to BaselWorld’s Oscars...
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Jules Rules:Find your way to Mysterious Island as HD3 creates Vulcania, inspired by Jules Verne... German Steam: Direct from BaselWorld 2007, the latest from Glashütte: Original includes new ladies models and a Swinging Sixties-inspired dress piece... Spring Preview: Our early look at the newest 2007 timepieces...
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On The Ball:Ball Watch has transformed this
historic U.S. brand into an international firm while retaining its focus on accuracy under adversity... Patek in the New World: Patek Philippe’s U.S. connections are the focus of a rare display of historic pieces... The iW Guide: Winders: A look at the latest rotators, with practical details and prices... Bloc Party: Cut from a single block of metal, European Company Watch offers a tough-guy line with a penchant for exquisite design...
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Building Bovet: With its new manufacturing abilities
and a museum in the works, this storied firm remakes itself... A Classic Gets a Face Lift: After thirty years Patek Philippe freshens up its sporty Nautilus... Rosy Outlook:Everything really is coming up roses at Swiss watch firm and retailer Carl F. Bucherer, which adds new
rose gold models this year...The iW Guide to Titanium Watches: We show you a wide selection of models
made with this light and strong metal...
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