The video explores the innovative Rolex Perpetual Padellone, highlighting its significance as a new era in the development of complex Rolex timepieces. It delves into the technical advancements and craftsmanship that define this model, offering viewers insight into its design and performance.
The piece chronicles the evolution of mechanical watches that have ventured into space, beginning with the Sturmanskie Type II worn by Yuri Gagarin in 1961 and progressing through milestones such as the Heuer stopwatch used by John Glenn, the first Swiss wristwatches by Heuer, Breitling, and Omega, and the pioneering
E.C. Andersson’s newest release, the Timepod, builds on the brand’s reputation for industrial, retro‑futuristic designs and hands‑on craftsmanship. The watch features a distinctive square 39 mm case with a unique lug release system that lets the wire lugs pop out at the press of a
The Geneva Watch Days 2026 showcased a vibrant mix of established and emerging watch brands over five days, drawing around 15,000 attendees, including collectors, media, and industry insiders. With 71 participating brands and nearly 400 new releases, the event highlighted notable moments such as the return of Gallet, Breitling’
Julien Tornare, the CEO of Hublot, discusses the brand’s future direction, reflecting on its history and recent collaborations. He highlights the reconnection with founder Carlo Crocco as the company approaches its 50th anniversary and announces a new partnership with artist Jeff Koons, aiming to bring bold artistic vision to