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After delivering a 60-piece Chronometer Series 1 featuring top-notch hand finishing and an incredible price, the French independent watchmaker Pascal Coyon has embarked on a new horological endeavor: creating the next generation of time-only timepieces using traditional watchmaking techniques, exceptional hand-finishing, and delightful customization options.

The threat of a shortage of trained technicians, mechanics, engineers, and artisans in the watch industry is already a reality. The question we face now is: What can we do to correct the course?

Today, The Lounge by Watchonista brings you a cheat sheet for finding the kind of EV you might want to explore by giving you this easily digestible roadmap to the often-confusing electric vehicle world and its benchmarks.

The 2023 edition of Geneva Watch Days saw more participating brands with important debuts and unveilings than ever before. So, today, we’re taking another look at the best of our show coverage, made more relevant by the fact that many of these brands are set to unveil equally exciting models at the rapidly approaching Dubai Watch Week!

First made for polo players in 1931, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso, with its rectangular case and discreet presentation, is often overlooked in the pantheon of watches (despite being one of the very first models of sports watch ever made). So, today, we wanted to remind the world of perhaps the most elegant sports watch in existence.