Results for La Chaux-de-Fonds

Time for Tee at the BMW PGA Championship

Celebrating 50 years of Rolex’s involvement with international golf, Revolution’s resident player takes part in the pre-event for the BMW PGA Championship.

Why you need to know about The Naked Watchmaker

The Naked Watchmaker is an up-and-coming watch platform that we are excited about. A knowledge base for the horology nerd, it uncovers and presents deconstr

Richard Mille: From the Racetrack to the Wristwatch

Revolution highlights three monumental watches that demonstrate how Richard Mille has transcribed Formula One racing into horological masterpieces.

Burt Munro: Offerings to the God of Speed

Baume & Mercier and the Indian Motorcycle company announce their new partnership on the 50th anniversary of Burt Munro’s 1967 record setting motorcycle run at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

The Alpha and Omega: What Was, What Is and What Is to Come

As Omega’s latest Bond watch is unveiled in London, Revolution looks back on a brand that has always stayed one step ahead of the pack.

Ode to Black: Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Black Ceramic

Audemars Piguet presents the iconic Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in an enhanced ceramic case and the color that never goes out of style.

Rivkah – The 3D Printed Watch: Case Design

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Live and Let Die: Sir Roger Moore (1927 – 2017)

007 Sir Roger Moore breathes his last at the age of 89.

Barrelhand Project 1: A Threat to Swiss Watchmaking from the USA?

The story of the US-based Barrelhand Project 1 begins as it should, with one student's Swiss-born muse- the ever incredible Urwerk UR-202.

My Tortured Journey To The SKX007

Reader Fred Nicolaus shares his Seiko SKX007 buying adventure and shows us how much of a maddening process it can be.

From Form to Function: Time for Ladies

More watches embraced by women now possess both aesthetic qualities as well as inner magic, offering beauty and brains, and the result is so much more enjoyable.

Eppur si muove: Kerbedanz Maximus, Review of the Largest Tourbillon Ever to Orbit Your Wrist

The Kerbedanz Maximus is groundbreaking but not revolutionary: a staple of high horology, this oversized tourbillon magnifies its essence. Literally.

How do they make it: Grand Feu enamel dials from Donzé Cadrans

Donzé Cadrans probably make the most exquisite grand feu enamel dials in the industry. We visit and bring you the secrets of how they are made.

Throwback Sundays: Six Different Tourbillon Watches Modern to Classical

The tourbillon is the most potent symbol of horological mastery. Yet, despite different interpretations, it is as anachronistic as the industry itself.

So You Want to Buy A Raketa Big Zero…

A buying guide for the Raketa Big Zero - make sure you get all the small details right so you can snag that authentic piece!

Early 2017 Swiss Watch Exports Continue to Fall while LVMH Bucks the Trend

Swiss watch exports further declined in February 2017. Export value of CHF 1.5b was 10% lower than the same period last year. But LVMH bucked the trend.

Top 5 Basel Watches: Revolution Hong Kong Editorial Director, Sean Li

Baselworld had its share of vintage re-issues, but it’s these five thoroughly modern interpretations that caught my eye.

First Look: The HYT H-Zero (Video)

Zero to Sixty: The Omega Speedmaster

Omega’s Speedmaster Professional is that rare creation so rich with history – one could say mythology – that it has inspired at least three books and played a key role in a Hollywood blockbuster.

Heuer’s Motor Way: An Overview of the Early Autavias – 1962 to 1969

Between its inception in 1962 and the mid-1980s, Heuer produced almost 90 versions of the Autavia chronograph. With TAG Heuer now offering a new version of the watch, Revolution presents an overview of the vintage models that inspired the new.

Inside Bulgari’s Home in Le Sentier: Meet John Sheridan, Youngest Minute Repeater Specialist

In Switzerland, there are 12 minute repeater specialists who can work on grande sonneries. Bulgari has 4 of them (one of them is the youngest in industry).

Hip to be Square

A renowned Heuer expert and author of Heuer: Chronographs Fascination of Timekeepers and Motor Sports explains the enduring appeal of a 1970s maverick.

Are We Celebrating the Watchmaker to the Point of Ignoring the Designer?

Watchmakers are veritable rockstars but how many can actually name the designer of their watch? Can you name another designer beyond Gerald Genta?

Spot the Watch: David Beckham and how to tone down a yellow gold Rolex Yacht-Master

In this edition of Spot the Watch, David Beckham shows how wearing a watch on a different strap can give it a completely different look.

Back to School with Laurent Ferrier