Baselworld 2015

By Osheen Arakelian Thanks to the talents of artisans of miniatures, who craft fine detail over a background of extraordinary materials, Girard Perregaux’s Chambers of Wonders collection offers three meticulously immortalised cartographic parentheses of time in the limited space of a watch dial. So what lies inside these Chamber of Wonders?... Read More

By Osheen Arakelian With a rich British watchmaking heritage that dates back to the 18th century, Arnold & Son masterfully reinterprets history with a visionary eye to the future. Underscoring its watchmaking prowess, Arnold & Son regularly unveils complicated watches with a unique twist. The patented Golden Wheel deftly reflects the... Read More

By Jovan Krstevski Louis Moinet practically invented the chronograph so no doubt that the new AstroMoon is indeed an exclusive work of art. Oh yeah, they (Louis Moinet peeps) tout that the design of the AstroMoon would have been conceived by the great Louis Moinet. If you ask me, I don’t... Read More

By John Galt At Baselworld 2015, H. Moser & Cie. introduced a new Venturer small seconds model this time with Roman numerals instead of the normal applied batons. H. Moser & Cie. describe it as a Neo-vintage look, I just call it stunningly simple and elegant. Previously only available in red-gold,... Read More

By Jovan Krstevski When it comes to speed measurements, I often think about racing and it never came to me that the heart is practically racing too and can also be measured. Here comes the new Longines Pulsometer Chronograph — a medically inspired watch presented at the 2015 Baselworld. The good... Read More

By John Galt Presented at BaselWorld 2015 and aimed at frequent travellers this is a very elegant piece, the Glashutte Original Senator Cosmopolite features the rare complication of being able to track your home time and current time simultaneously in any two of the world’s 37 times zones. Even though the... Read More