The Hermès house takes you to the land of dreams for the end of the year celebrations. Between snowflakes, colourful constellations and evanescent clouds, an enchanted dream transforms the objects in their collections into small attentions.

Since its first springtime events, the Fine Watch Club has invited its members to enjoy a backstage view of Baselworld, Only Watch, the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève and the Watch Photo Awards ; to tour the Manufactures of Bvlgari, Jaeger-LeCoultre, TAG Heuer, Vacheron Constantin and Zenith ; as well as to visit the Patek Philippe and Frédérique Constant museums, while meeting a number of watch brand managers.

COMBINING THE CODES

Embracing three powerful signs of the Parisian house’s identity, the famous “square inside a rectangle“ timepiece puts the final touch on its unique look with a double tour strap focusing on the renowned anchor chain.

When putting in top performances out on the field, pro football player Christian Fassnacht uses his excellence, creativity, and precision – qualities that are just as important in the world of watchmaking as they are in football.

Tourbillons and sports watches make rather uneasy bedfellows. The fragile regulating organ doesn’t respond well to being dropped on the floor, or being whacked by a club or racquet. On that basis, a combat tourbillon is the stuff of horological folly.

BLUE HORIZON

The watchmaker has given a new face to its timepiece equipped with a caliber regulated by a tourbillon and an architecture inspired by marine chronometers.

Ferdinand Berthoud took us to distant destinations with the FB 1.3 model, where marine chronometers set the pace for long-distance journeys.

Richard Mille is excited to be launching a new partnership with one of the most anticipated teams to join the Pro Cycling peloton, Team Bahrain McLaren. The new partnership, together with Team Bahrain McLaren’s unique approach and identity will be revealed at a preview event on the 9th December at McLaren’s futuristic high-tech HQ just outside Woking, UK.

With a clear emphasis on technology and development, IWC Schaffhausen has been manufacturing timepieces of lasting value since 1868. Its philosophy, based on a passion for watchmaking, aims to maintain a spirit of indefatigable initiative and impeccable craftsmanship.

When the Geneva Watch Tour was created in 2012, Geneva had 100 watch shops concentrated in a few square kilometres in the city centre. Since then, around twenty of them have disappeared.