Louis Erard introduces the 2300 Chronograph Sport
La Chaux-de-Fonds is where Louis Erard was born, and its postcode, 2300, now names the brand’s sport chronographs, once called La Sportive.
La Chaux-de-Fonds is where Louis Erard was born, and its postcode, 2300, now names the brand’s sport chronographs, once called La Sportive.
Chronoswiss looks to the cosmos for its Space Timer: one dial shows Jupiter and its volcanic moon Io, the other a star’s explosive death.
William Massena spent decades collecting watches and running a collectors’ forum before founding Massena LAB in 2018, to take his own ideas to independent watchmakers.
Stefan Kudoke, the first independent German master watchmaker to win a Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève, redesigned Louis Erard’s regulator dial in three colours.
SEVENFRIDAY's head designer, Arnaud, has counted Raymond Loewy, the designer behind the Lucky Strike pack and the NASA Apollo interior, among his influences since he was young.
To mark 15 years of its fully integrated Manufacture, Armin Strom has built a smaller resonance watch with two dials, two time zones and two movements in one case.
PRJKT8 and Parmigiani Fleurier reworked the Tonda PF Skeleton together, replacing its usual palette with flamed graphite blue, in a run of 8.
Chronoswiss gives its flying tourbillon a wilder side, in a purple case with a green-to-turquoise dial and an orange hour ring.
Amr Sindi, the collector behind The Horophile, and Manuel Emch, CEO of Louis Erard, built this fourth Petite Seconde Metropolis on 16 years of friendship, this time in green.
Chronoswiss's watchmakers in the Atelier Lucerne built the Delphis Sub Zero around a single colour: an all-over blue drawn from ice and glaciers.
Czapek’s Place Vendôme Complicité, made with master watchmaker Bernhard Lederer, gains heat-blued hands and a domed sapphire crystal.
SEVENFRIDAY says it gave its teddy mascot, Riley, full creative control over the skeletonised movement of the T2/07 “T-Riley”, and the dial shows how that went.