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A contemporary dual-time instrument crafted in grade 5 titanium, the Laurent Ferrier Sport Traveller Slate Grey redefines independent Swiss watchmaking with precision travel functionality and sculpted, performance-driven design.

The Maison achieves effortlessness and performance in a minimalist package.

Once again, we’re back with a roundup of the most impressive manicures in the Palexpo.

In its ongoing crusade to bring watchmaking finesse to more and more wrists, the Geneva-based maison’s recently-released flagship Classic Worldtimer Manufacture has set a new, very high bar for the watchmaker’s inclusive largesse.

A faithful revival of Oris’s 1966 milestone, the Oris Star Edition reinterprets a modernist barrel-shaped design while celebrating the brand’s breakthrough into in-house mechanical innovation after regulatory liberation.

The just-released Chronomaster Sport Skeleton reveals the El Primero movement in a new light while also pairing it with a breakthrough new bracelet.

The Biel-based indie watchmaker made beautiful noise at Watches and Wonders 2026 in Geneva.

The brand’s popular modern sports watch line saw some compelling additions during the Geneva show, including an edgy advancement in anti-magnetism that may point to the model’s soaring future.

While the innovations inside Rolex’s latest evolution of its classic yachting timepiece may seem subtle, they pay off not only by presenting an ever-better “tool” watch for sailing, but also by delivering an even better-looking wristwatch, overall.