With the Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton, H. Moser & Cie. once again underscores its mastery of tourbillon watchmaking and traditional haute horlogerie craftsmanship. Presented in red gold, the timepiece is defined by a fully skeletonized in-house caliber featuring a flying tourbillon.
With a new in-house caliber combining a retrograde day display and a large date, Maurice Lacroix reinforces one of its defining complications in the 1975 Master Grand Date Retrograde. The skeletonized, technically expressive watch is firmly positioned within the brand’s philosophy of accessible excellence.
By pairing Ross’s design language with the manufacture’s in-house Unico chronograph, the collaboration demonstrates how creative dialogue can yield a refined, yet unmistakably authentic, evolution of an established original.
Maurice Lacroix continues its collaboration with Geneva-based creative studio Label Noir, unveiling a striking new twist on the Aikon Manufacture Skeleton defined by blackened surfaces, turquoise accents, and dramatic transparency.
A world premiere in the realms of grand complications, uniting two selectable melodies for the Grande Sonnerie, with one from KISS drummer Eric Singer, a flying tourbillon, and an integrated perpetual calendar with a retrograde date.
TAG Heuer opens a bold new chapter in its chronograph legacy with the Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph Air 1, unveiling a radical case architecture made possible by aerospace-grade additive manufacturing.
This year, ArtyA introduced the Purity Wavy HMS Mirror, a titanium timepiece featuring the world’s first mirror caseback and the in-house Stairway to Heaven caliber. Limited to 99 pieces, it will be showcased at WatchTime New York 2025.
