Results for Watches and Wonders Geneva

The Watches of the 2026 World Cup

They might not be able to wear them at game time, but players brought some serious heat to their wrists off the field. More

Orlando Bloom and Porsche Design: Two Brits Take on Manhattan

Leica’s Watches are Ready For Their Close-Up

Christopher Ward and The Dial Artist turns the Twelve into a hand-painted work of art

The Dial Artist is back again with what could be his most ambitious work yet, applying his graffiti style to a skeletonised movement.

Hands-On: The Greubel Forsey Balancier 3 Blue And An Intro To Bonniksen

Double tourbillons, quadruple tourbillons, movements assembled with such three-dimensional ambition that they sit like sci-fi architecture on the wrist, every time I have a Greubel Forsey in hand, I'm reminded just how much the brand operates in its own lane. Yet there has always been something faintly contradictory about the Balancier 3, the model the brand first introduced in 2023 as its most moderate, most structurally legible entry point. With three bridges, a clean balance, no tourbillon, and no theatre, the Balancier 3 on paper is reserved. And yet my first thought with this recently released version on the wrist is that even a restrained Greubel Forsey is a startling object. Balanced beautifully between spotlighting its technicality and marrying that with a new execution, this might be the brand's simplest watch on paper, but it is not, by any reasonable measure, a simple watch. The Balancier 3 has been with us for three years now, and with this latest edition, the large central bridge has been hand-frosted across its entire curved surface. The result is a deep, matte texture, the kind of pronounced surface that a machine couldn't lay down convincingly on a shape this complex, running from the edge of the movement between one and two o'clock down to the seconds between seven and eight. Around it, the balance and barrel bridges remain in a bright, polished titanium, producing an incredibly captivating contrast of reflection and depth. Then there is the blue, worked i...

Why does Leica make watches?

They may be best known for their cameras, but the watch department at Leica is starting to get a lot of focus.

First Look - The New, Bolder and Sharper Hermès Cape Cod in Titanium

Since its debut in 1991, the Cape Cod has occupied a special position within the Hermès watch collection. Designed by Henri d’Origny (who also created the Arceau in 1978), its instantly recognisable “square within a rectangle” case was inspired not by an equestrian universe but by the links of an anchor chain, resulting in one […]

Once Upon A Time In America: The Watches of Hamilton

This Citizen Watch Dial Is Hand-Dyed Paper, and No Two Are Alike

Citizen's new The CITIZEN AQ4090-08A pairs a hand-dyed indigo washi paper dial with a ±5 sec/year Eco-Drive movement. Just 200 pieces worldwide.

New releases from Awake, Greubel Forsey, MB&F; and more

A week where nostalgia was running high in the watch industry, there are releases here that will take you right back.

Hamilton and Christopher Nolan forge a Bronze Age tribute to The Odyssey

Hamilton reunites with Christopher Nolan, but this time the watch isn’t worn on screen – it’s designed in tribute to his new epic, The Odyssey.

New and Reviewed: Greubel Forsey Balancier QM

Comprehensive review of the new Greubel Forsey Balancier QM GF09CM with a video of Michel Nydegger, CEO of Greubel Forsey .

9 Casio F-91W Alternatives We’ve Worn, Reviewed, and Recommend

These Casio F-91W alternatives keep the cheap-watch charm alive while adding more toughness, style, water resistance, features, or retro digital personality.

First Look - Breguet Releases 3 new Tourbillon Watches for the 225th Anniversary of its Invention

Precisely 225 years ago on this day (on June 26, 1801, or on 7 Messidor An IX, to use the French Republican calendar in force at the time), Abraham-Louis Breguet was granted the patent for what is, without a doubt, its most famous invention: the tourbillon. Designed to counter the problem of gravity affecting the […]

Breguet Marks the 225th Anniversary of the Tourbillon with Four New Watches

Blancpain Villeret Collection Adds New 38mm Ultraplates and Gem-Set Moon-Phases

Expanded elegant options, including the series' first sunburst salmon dial. More

Unimatic Goes Poolside with Six New Limited-Run Tool Watches

The new Unimatic Swimming Pool Collection pairs shimmering poolside dials with the obscure Seiko VH31A quartz movement across six limited references.

First Look - Grand Seiko Brings the UFA Calibre and Micro-Adjustment to the Black 40mm Lake Suwa SLGB007

While in an article that will be published in a few on MONOCHROME, explaining the update that concerns the rest of the Evolution 9 collection, there is one model that stands apart for bringing a fresh new look to the range. Indeed, the new reference SLGB007 introduces the classic Lake Suwa texture in an unprecedented […]

The WatchIt! Fair returned for 2026 last weekend, and it was bigger and bolder than ever

Saturday 20th June saw the return of the WatchIt! Fair to the heart of the Midlands in the UK. Here's how it went down.

The Petrolhead Corner - Toyota Makes It Six At Le Mans, Beating BMW and Cadillac To The Line

Racing for 24 hours straight, only to cross the finish line a handful of seconds ahead of second place, with third place closing in fast as well. That’s pretty much what happened at the final stages of the 2026 running of the Le Mans 24 Hours. After three straight wins for Ferrari with the 499P, […]

Zenith Chronomaster Revival A384: History, Variants, and Why It's a Modern Classic

The Zenith Chronomaster A384 Revival is a faithful, 1:1 resurrection of the very first steel watch to house the legendary El Primero movement back in 1969.

The 14 Best Chocolate Brown Dial Watches from Entry-Level to Luxury

Our favorite brown-dial pieces to fill a colorway niche in your collection, because everyone loves a little eye candy. More

Vario’s VERSA reminds us that reversible watches can still be accessible

Vario's dual-sided VERSO Reversible Single Time loses the second dial, but gains some ultra-dressy, accessible character

New releases from MB&F;, Hanhart, Angelus and more

From colourful, collaborative efforts to the most creative side of high horology, this week had everything you could hope for.

Another Steve McQueen Le Mans Monaco is coming up for auction and this one has all the receipts

How much will this Steve McQueen Heuer Monaco sell for when it goes under the hammer on Monday in New York?

The Artisans of Geneva

A Tiffany & Co-signed Patek and the Man Who Built America

MB&F; spent years developing its new HM12 ‘The Guardian’ and once all 36 pieces are sold it is gone for good

The MB&F; HM12, originally planned for the 20th anniversary celebrations, marks a major turning point as we enter the brand's third decade.

Keep calm and stare at the dial: Awake’s latest Sơn Mài hides Britain in plain sight

With a subtle nod to one of the first countries to accept the brand, the new Vietnamese lacquer watch will have you looking closer.

Maximum Impact with Max Verstappen and TAG Heuer Monaco