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Louis Erard CEO Manuel Emch began his career with an internship at atelier oï, and the Swiss design studio has now designed a dial for the brand’s Régulateur.

Guido Terreni, CEO of Parmigiani Fleurier, built the new Tonda PF Micro-Rotor for one specific reader: the purist who wants a dial with no date window at all.

Laurent Ferrier's first moon phase sits inside the Classic case that won the brand its first GPHG award, in 2010.

The designer behind Chronoswiss ’s ReSec Green Monster was captivated, as a child, by the legend of a 17,000-horsepower car that dominated the salt flats.

Czapek adds two steel Antarctique models: one with a dial cut from a meteorite, one with a purple trapezoid pattern whose scale, the brand says, came from a designer’s accident.

Czapek describes Promenade, a new collection born from its Quai des Bergues and Antarctique lines, as its vision for the future of high-end watchmaking.

Czapek names its first gold Antarctique after Mount Erebus, the southernmost active volcano on Earth, where an estimated 80 grams of gold a day escape in volcanic gases.

Chronoswiss echoes the spirit of its Tora in a new line, Strike Two, built on a horizontal regulator layout and named for its twin bridges.

Alain Silberstein had not made a tourbillon watch in over a decade, until his friendship with Manuel Emch, CEO of Louis Erard, brought him back to it.

The Excellence Petite Seconde has anchored the Excellence line from Louis Erard since 2020, and these two guilloché versions borrow a technique once championed by Abraham-Louis Breguet.

Chronoswiss brings the jumping hour, retrograde minute and oversized onion crown of the original Delphis to a hand-guilloché dial in sapphire blue.

URWERK built the UR-100V LightSpeed around one number, the speed of light at 299,792,458 km/s, and shows how long sunlight takes to reach eight planets.