Timepieces

Tissot harnesses the signature aesthetics of racing and diving for its key collections of the year

Drawing from its expertise in the aeronautical and military domains, Bell & Ross adds two new designs to its BR03-92 square diving range this year

These stunning pieces show why Cartier, which has been in existence since 1847, has stood the test of time.

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Who says heritage Swiss watch brands are slow to adapt to change? At 264 years old, Vacheron Constantin may be the world’s oldest running watch Manufacture, but it also stands as one of the most forward-thinking, not just in terms of horological innova

British collector and expert Harry Fane talks about what it takes to be the world’s foremost authority on vintage Cartier creations and how to spot a good investment buy at his Vintage Cartier Tank watch exhibition at Dover Street Market Singapore

Tissot showcases its rich history and latest offerings at its annual Brand Summit.

The new Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master 42 continues to celebrate Rolex’s long-standing relationship with the world of yacht clubs and regattas.

Just how much tech can one load into a watch without it bursting at the seams? Well, Casio has been doing just that for ages with the Edifice, a collection distinguished by solar-powered longevity, Bluetooth-enabled connectivity, and multi-purpose funct

Bell & Ross marks a new season with timepieces that are inspired by the Renault F1 Team.