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Watchmaking articles: course in Finland, Struthers' book, luxury crisis, auctions, post-war technology, and alternative design.

A 12-month program combining theory and practice under the guidance of António Roca. Starts on January 11, 2025.

Discover how Japanese temporal hours worked, adjusted to the natural variations of day and night, and how Masahiro Kikuno brought them to the wristwatch.

Founded in 1773,Urban Jürgensen unites tradition and innovation in fine watchmaking,now revitalized under the leadership of Kari Voutilainen

Laurent Ferrier and Art in Time create the Classic Traveller in homage to the polar expeditions of Princes Albert I and Albert II of Monaco.

Types of patterns and lathes; artisans from antiquity to the present day. Discover the most excellent decorative technique in watchmaking.

Get to know watchmaking artist Fiona Krüger, her most iconic watches, from the Celebration Skull to Mechanical Entropy, and her latest collection, Face of TASAKI.

The history of Patek Philippe from 1839 to today: founders, patents, complications and iconic models that set the standards of fine watchmaking.

Patek Philippe launches the Cubitus collection, a bold take on the “sporty-elegant” style, with a square case with rounded corners.

The Vintage Watch Show – Tempo Passado 2024 brings together collectors, enthusiasts and experts around historic and vintage watches.

Baume & Mercier presents two new women's models in the Hampton collection: one in rose gold and one in steel with two-tone details.

Discover one of the greatest and least-known Portuguese inventions, Father Himalaya's Pirelóforo, and its link to the synthetic rubies found in every watch.