What We Know For Watches and Wonders 2025, Oris brings a cornucopia of colors to one of its most well-known and longest-produced models — the Big Crown Pointer Date. While most people familiar with the brand will conjure up images of fluted bezels and cathedral hands when they think of the Big Crown Pointer Date,…

If you were unfortunately not in Tokyo back in 2023, boy, do I have great news for you. For Watches and Wonders 2025, Patek Philippe has added the Quadruple Complication to its main catalog with the reference 5308G-001. It’s a platinum split-seconds chronograph with both a minute repeater and an instantaneous perpetual calendar – aka,…

This new watch from Patek Philippe is the best execution of the worst perpetual calendar displays on the market. This new iteration fixes an overwrought gold case and brings the watch with its Calatrave style into the 21st century. You’ve got a smoky dial, a hobnail bezel, and a sleek, contemporary case. The quirky retrograde…

Swiss juggernaut Patek Philippe has expanded its women’s Twenty4 collection, remaining traditionally focused on elegant, everyday timepieces for women. With this latest addition, the collection now includes one of watchmaking’s most popular complications in a format consistent with the Twenty~4’s design language. The Patek Philippe Twenty-4 Ref. 7340/1R-001 and 7430/1R-010 introduce an automatic perpetual calendar…

For Watches & Wonders 2025, Cartier expands the Cartier Panthère line with five new models: the Panthère de Cartier 36.5mm in rose gold with a zebra-inspired dial and bracelet, two diamond-paved yellow gold models in 36.5mm and 30.3mm sizes, and two diamond-paved rose gold models in 30.3mm and 25mm sizes. Cartier has long been synonymous…

Imagine being Thierry Stern, just minding your own business, thinking you know how to make complicated watches. Not just complicated watches, but Grand Complications, the very peak of horological showmanship and contrivance. Anyway, you’re in your leather wingback, sipping on a glass of Louis XIII, making a list of poor people to insult when all…

Every year, the Cartier Privé collection revisits one of the brand’s iconic timepieces and repackages it for today’s clientele. After spotlighting the Tonneau, Tank Normale, and Tortue in previous years, it’s time to welcome a new modern interpretation of a Cartier classic. Watches & Wonders 2025 sees the introduction of the Cartier Privé Tank à…

At Watches and Wonders 2025, Cartier unveiled four new Tressage models. Tressage — French for braid — is an exploration of volume and texture, blurring the line between jewelry and watchmaking. These pieces are less about telling time and more about making a statement. You dress around them; they wear you. While you’re more likely…