We are always excited to see a watch industry icon’s updates and the Rolex Daytona is of course no exception. The considerable changes to its case, dial, and movement will almost certainly stick around for 6-8 years, giving us plenty of time to get used to an overarching facelift to a watch that enthusiasts have become so innately familiar with.
The new-for-2023 Glashütte Original PanoInverse Limited Edition watch boldly places the concrete canyons right next to all that has made the PanoInverse collection so great: Stunningly beautiful Saxon craftsmanship.
The Vacheron Constantin Overseas has been among the finest watches ever geared toward travel and escapism. Since its all-encompassing 2016 refresh, it lacked a chronograph-fan-favorite panda dial — but that’s about to change with 2023.
Known for its impressively thin luxury watches, Piaget introduces its sporty-chic Piaget Polo with a perpetual calendar and an emerald green or blue obsidian dial.
The race to the Red Planet has begun, and OMEGA is doing its part with this Speedmaster X-33 Marstimer, a titanium analogue/digital watch with a hyper-tech heart that shows Earth and Martian time.
The collaboration of the French powerhouse and the American tech brand has once again excelled with the Apple Watch Hermès Series 8 launch. It brings together functionality and aesthetic beauty.
Cartier’s new collection features necklaces, rings, and bracelets, all embodying the legendary Panthère de Cartier design, combining precise craftsmanship with iconic symbolism to create stunning jewellery; all embodying the legendary Panthère de Cartier design.
One of the most refined timepieces out there, the Rattrapante chronograph, is the star of this A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Rattrapante Platinum. Its Teutonic styling and over-the-top finishing make this watch a dream of class and horological technique.
Glashütte’s Seventies series welcomes two newcomers: these two LE models featuring bright dial colors – blue and orange – to take us back in time with a vintage-style timepiece with a sophisticated movement that doesn’t miss a beat.
A chronograph with a vintage elegance, this Glashütte Original Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date plays with the Maison’s past and the present of its technical solutions to become a future classic.
