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At Watches & Wonders 2025, A. Lange & Söhne announced the latest addition to its sports watch collection, dressed in the brand’s proprietary gold alloy. The limited edition A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus Honeygold watch is as sweet as its name suggests — but don’t mistake it for soft. We went hands-on with the luxe sports watch, and in the metal, this newest edition is bold, weighty, and sharply executed, presenting an entirely different character than any of its white metal predecessors.
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According to the Federation of the Swiss watch industry (FH), Switzerland produces around 15 to 20 million watches a year, which is a minuscule amount that represents around 2% of global timepiece manufacturing.

Prized for its hard surface, durable structure, smooth finish, and lightness, ceramic has become a staple case material among high-end watchmakers. However, in the 1990s, ceramic cases were still largely uncharted territory. When IWC introduced the Pilot's Watch Chronograph Ceramic ref. 3705 in 1994, the use of black zirconium oxide ceramic was ahead of its time,

When you can mix your passion with your profession, you’ve found something truly special. That’s exactly what Jean-Jacques Fiechter did as CEO of Blancpain in the 1950s.

Zadok Jeweler Magazine, Winter 2025/2026 Edition

Whether it’s “iconic” Genta integrated bracelet models from major watch houses or Genta-founded brands that aim to continue the late designer’s vision, there’s often a tendency to reach for his legacy as a shortcut to credibility.

At Watches & Wonders 2025, A. Lange & Söhne announced the latest addition to its sports watch collection, dressed in the brand’s proprietary gold alloy. The limited edition A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus Honeygold watch is as sweet as its name suggests — but don’t mistake it for soft.

Another year, another Bulgari Breaking Barriers newsflash to report. For its debut at Watches and Wonders 2025, Bulgari presented yet another new thinness achievement, bringing its total to 10 world records in the ultra-thin watchmaking category.

An easy way for a brand to communicate what spaces it wants to see its watches out in the world is by aligning itself with a particular sport. For Gerald Charles, the chosen sport is tennis.

The oohs and aahs were not subtle at Watches & Wonders 2025 when it was clear what new model would join the Cartier Privé collection. That was the Cartier Privé Tank à Guichets watch, reviving a 1928 design from the maison’s archives much to the excitement of vintage watch heads everywhere.

When the Crown drops a new bracelet, especially one as good-looking as this one, we pay attention. We went hands-on with the freshly minted yellow gold Rolex Perpetual 1908 Settimo bracelet watch that debuted at Watches & Wonders 2025, and if you want the TLDR, it’s fabulous.

Following the revival of the Polo 79 in yellow gold last year, Piaget is back with a fresh white-gold iteration of its integrated bracelet icon. .

When it debuted in 2015, the Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Moon Phase Ref. 4947 was positioned as a complicated ladies’ watch — compact, elegant, and mechanically impressive. But over the years, the collection has quietly evolved.

Like Marie Kondo forcing you to clear up your space, there’s a certain joy-sparking that happens when everything but the absolute essentials is gone. H. Moser & Cie understands this better than most.

When it comes to luxury watches, Rolex is recognized as the very best by most. So, if Rolex is the best, then which are the best watches offered by the renowned watchmaker?