The ‘she’ in our title refers to Harvard graduate, Oscar winner and brand partner Natalie
While undoubtedly subtle, the evolution of the stellar model launched in 2011 involves both the
Transparency is a key concern for Eva and Oliver Ebstein, the second generation of owners
The first to advocate the traditional rare handcrafts relating to watchmaking, Patek Philippe has never
What did the “Aiguille d’Or” award at the Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix bring to GP ? A lot
What 2014 innovations are you most proud of ? It is too early to talk about pride,
The editorial team’s test bench has in recent months reviewed a number of creations from
Two cult models have been revisited by the current owners of the independent Eberhard brand,
For the 10th anniversary of the first watch with belt drives, a linear mass and
In March 2014, Richard Mille and the Jura authorities unveiled the monumental clock they have
Following on naturally from its predecessors – Limelight Magic Hour with its pivoting case, Limelight
After inventing last year the first bi-chronograph capable of dispalying the differential between two measured
The Palatial collection launched at the dawn of the decade is enriched this year by
Jaquet Droz begins writing a new chapter in the history of its Grande Seconde line
Hermès once again has fun with time displays and offers an almost permanent “great escape”
Immediately identifiable as a De Bethune watch thanks to the patented floating lugs system holding