Sabine Zwettler has been writing watch media for the Ebner Media Group since 2003. Although she had never come into contact with watches before, she immediately recognized the sophistication, beauty and tradition associated with them. Since then, her fascination with the world of watches and its people has only grown.
Chronoswiss expands its Pulse collection with two new GMT models that combine mechanical sophistication with rare decorative artistry. One arrives in titanium with a hand-guilloché dial, the other pairs gold with intricate fired enamel.
Making its first appearance at Watches and Wonders, Sinn Spezialuhren presents two technically driven timepieces ahead of the show: the mission-focused 308 Hunting Watch and the pared-back 544 RS. Both timepieces highlight the German manufacturer's engineering-led approach to watchmaking.
The latest additions to the Series 8 introduce slimmer cases and signature Japanese styling, while the new Tsuyosa Shore adds water-ready versatility and a sport-luxury aesthetic to the popular Tsuyosa line.
A tribute to Minerva’s legacy of craftsmanship and mechanical ingenuity, now reimagined with a crownless design, bezel operation, and a newly developed hand‑wound caliber.
With the Chronograph 1 – All Titanium Numbered Edition, Porsche Design continues the evolution of its signature model, introducing a limited, non-automotive-tied version in uncoated titanium.
To mark its 50th anniversary, the Geneva-based family company introduces a sophisticated chronograph dedicated to classical Swiss watchmaking. The Fifty combines a restored historic Valjoux hand-wound movement from 1976 with a richly finished, multi-layered dial.
With the introduction of the Tradition 7037, 7038, 7097, and GMT 7067, Breguet advances its emblematic openworked aesthetic while paying homage to the genius of Abraham-Louis Breguet, combining historic architecture with updated materials, finishes, and displays.
With a new in-house asymmetrical caliber, 100-meter water resistance, and two striking dial executions, Gerald Charles reimagines the perpetual calendar for contemporary watchmaking.
Pairing high-accuracy timekeeping with a hand-dyed Japanese washi paper dial, the special edition of The Citizen celebrates half a century of Eco-Drive technology.
With the Constellation Observatory collection, Omega introduces the first two-hand wristwatches to achieve Master Chronometer certification. It is enabled by a newly developed acoustic testing method at its Laboratoire de Précision.
