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Richard Mille, founder and director of the eponymous company Richard Mille, embodies a new vision of modern watchmaking. Bursting with creativity, he designs luxurious and the most innovative watches.

The Prix Gaïa is to watchmaking what the Nobel Prize is to global philanthropy: the supreme recompense, the kind of timeless award that makes a person's career exceptional.

Established in Aubonne (Vaud), the independent research sociologist and historian is discreet and meticulous. One of her major works was on the legend Daniel Jeanrichard, which she handled with an original approach combining history and sociology.

Marine chronometers play a special role in the history of timepieces. Their importance rests mainly on two factors that the case of Japanese watchmaking industry illustrates perfectly. Here are some explanations.

Last month, while visiting Watchonista’s Swiss HQ, I started my Monday like any other, then I opened Instagram…  

Im Juni 2017, als ich das Schweizer Hauptquartier von Watchonista besuchte, begann mein Montag wie jeder andere... bis ich Instagram öffnete.  

For this story, I got the opportunity to write about a subject close to my heart, The Rat Pack. Recently, during a late-night Wikipedia binge, I stumbled upon an obscure entry in an article that struck me. The entry stated, “Davis Jr. was buried with a gold watch that Sinatra had given him at the conclusion of The Ultimate Event Tour.” This piqued my curiosity, and I’ve researched the reference and history of the watch that Sammy Davis Jr. was supposedly buried with