Is a 42mm dive watch on a funky bracelet what people come to Nomos GlashĂĽtte for" It is now. By Chris Hall For those of us that have followed the growth of Nomos GlashĂĽtte as a brand for several years, it has been interesting watching the...

At the very peak of Montblanc’s chronograph range sits a new monopusher split-seconds model, cased for the first time in bronze By Timothy Barber Have we reached Peak Bronze in fine watches" One might reasonably hope so, since this year?s...

Bulgari adds another ultra-thin watchmaking record to its growing list of achievements, as it creates the world’s thinnest automatic chronograph By Chris Hall Thanks to the competing efforts of just a couple of the watch world’s top tier...

We all take it for granted that mechanical watches have jewels in them as part of the essential operation of the movements – as you’ll see through the back of any watch with a display caseback. But the question is, when and why did jewels become...

From unusual divers to new claims on the Royal Oak’s crown – and a very different Patek Philippe Calatrava – these are the QP editorial team’s favourite watches from Baselworld 2019 By Chris Hall & James Buttery Chris Hall Urban...

Chopard?s enigmatic XPS Twist comes in an entirely new flavour for 2019. by James Buttery Gone is the pepite-finish black dial and rose gold case of the 2017 limited-edition run. In its place is an altogether more dressed down, but no less...

Patek Philippe has released a new model based on the 5170 chronograph, with clear vintage stylings By Chris Hall New for 2019 from Patek Philippe is reference 5172G, a white gold chronograph with blue dial that builds on the basic template of...

The second big piece of Speedmaster-related news in 2019 is a limited edition recreation of the 18ct yellow gold Speedy presented to NASA Astronauts and a notorious American President. by James Buttery In an industry that considers half decade...

Founder Maximilian BĂĽsser discusses the difficulty in designing a watch with someone else in mind by Tracey Llewellyn In the watch world, Maximilian BĂĽsser?s skills as an orator are legendary. Always speaking from the heart, where the man...

Silicon pioneer Ulysse Nardin is still attempting to push the boundaries of what the material can achieve: behold the Freak neXt. by James Buttery Ulysse Nardin has revealed details of its latest developments in silicone, fittingly in a...

Baume aspires to bring sustainability to the world of watchmaking. We spoke to its CEO Marie Chassot to find out just how far it has got to go By Chris Hall Billed as the world?s first sustainable watch brand, Baume launched in early 2018....

If you think you know what a complication looks like, think again. Ochs und Junior do things a little differently. by James Buttery The man behind Ochs und Junior describes his work as the opposite of haute horlogerie which, if all you had to...

Ahead of Baselworld, pictures have emerged of a model called the Jurgensen One, marking the historic brand’s first foray into the luxury sports watch market By Chris Hall Isn’t it nice when something comes along to stop you in your tracks"...

The UK’s only dedicated luxury watch and jewellery exhibition SalonQP will return to the Saatchi Gallery from October 10th-12th 2019 We are delighted to announce that SalonQP will be held at London’s Saatchi Gallery this autumn for its...

The big announcement for Bremont’s 2019 collection is a triumvirate of watches linked to Britain’s armed forces, marking the start of an official relationship with the Ministry of Defence By Chris Hall The military history of wristwatches is...

Driven by a collector?s passion for detail and design, an accessible and honest pricing strategy and a talent for social media, Farer is launching its debut series of chronographs after just three years. What?s the catch" By Chris Hall Paul...

One year on from the launch of Rolex’s stainless steel “Pepsi” bezel GMT-Master II, we take a look back at the history of the globetrotting model By Simon de Burton Photography by Gary Smith for QP You may, or may not know that it was at...

Bell & Ross, the French watchmaker known for its aviation-inspired designs, has released a new model, the BR 03-92 Bi-Compass Ahead of this year?s Baselworld,

The latest addition to the Oris Aquis collection of dive watches is the Aquis Date Relief

The latest addition to Christopher Ward?s Trident collection is the new C65 Trident Automatic British watch brand

Big brands may be moving to take everything in-house, but many mid-tier (and some higher-end) companies still rely on Sellita to fill the gap left by ETA. Now, the third-party supplier is working to develop its own movements from scratch. By James...

With an all-new hand-wound movement and Urushi lacquer dials, these additions to the Elegance collection seem destined to be firm favourites By Chris Hall Ahead of Baselworld 2019, Grand Seiko has released details of four new watches to join...

The first new English watch in nearly half a century has been in development for 25 years. One man has been following the story since the early years; now he charts the various paths that led to the first wristwatch ever to bear the name of Charles...

David Linley, Earl of Snowdon and honorary Chairman of Christie’s talks to QP about the Parmigiani Toric Chronograph that’s at the heart of his collection By James Buttery ?The dial is a lovely shade of blue, which these days seems very...

The trendy German manufacture has added in-house automatic calibres to its entry-level ‘graduate’ range, and embraced steel bracelets for the very first time By Chris Hall Nomos Glashutte has added three references to its Club Campus...