Cait Bazemore

Breguet’s inventions have defined watchmaking since 1775. At 250, the brand’s impact remains unmistakably current.

With sculptural precision and ethical intent, the New Zealand jeweler is building a quiet but unmistakable presence in the U.S. fine jewelry market.

New leadership has joined the EveryWatch team to level up the platform.

Gregory Kissling, CEO of Breguet, is a watch industry veteran who has been instrumental in ushering the Maison through its monumental 250th anniversary and carrying forth the legacy of Louis-Abraham Breguet, the “Leonardo Di Vinci of Watchmaking.”

Building a watch collection is as much about strategy as it is about style. From icons like Rolex and Omega to rising microbrands, here are seven essential timepieces that form the foundation of a collection built to last.

The German Maison has kept this ancient artform alive from its early pocket watches to its modern metiers d’art collections.

Worn by royalty, rappers, and fashionistas alike, the Alhambra is more than a motif—it’s a masterclass in staying relevant while rooted in heritage.

From connected models to mechanical sport watches, here are some of the best active timepieces on the market right now.

Three heritage brands strive to make their newest creations as iconic as their legacy collections.

The advent of social media has transformed the luxury watch industry, with influencers like Tristano Veneto, Lydia Winters, Georgia Benjamin, and Ben Cook helping to bridge the gap between generations of collectors and making watch content more accessible to everyone.

The watch industry is evolving to include more female collectors and leaders, as women have historically played a crucial role in the art form and are now being recognized for their contributions to design, innovation, and leadership.

Jeffrey Cohen, President of Citizen Watch America, is responsible for the company's full portfolio of brands, and has been instrumental in the integration of the Bulova and Citizen brands, as well as the integration of Alpina and Frederique Constant, and has a focus on sustainable and ethical business practices.

Backed by Citizen, Frederique Constant drives innovation in Swiss luxury watches, blending tradition with cutting-edge technology to stay ahead in the global market.

The secondary market for watches has seen significant growth in recent years, with pre-owned sales reaching $24 billion in 2023 and the demand for materials beyond stainless steel and watches from the 1970s and 1980s increasing.

A capsule jewelry collection should include timeless pieces like diamond studs or a pearl strand, and should include a variety of materials like gold, silver, and platinum, as well as colored gemstones and enamel, while also considering the wearer's personal style and the collectability of the designer.

Following the annual Watches & Wonders fair in Geneva, here are the watches that best represent the trends we expect for the year to come.

The sport watch is a popular category of watches on the market, combining practical functions with high-end materials, and the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak is still the ultimate luxury sport watch, with many brands pushing the bounds of both elements in their designs.

Here’s everything you need to know about how to buy, sell, or trade a secondhand watch, according to five watch industry experts.

A celebration of the winery’s more than 300-year history culminates in a landmark auction featuring rare vintages in the cellars of the Saint-Julien estate.

Like many watchmakers, Grand Seiko has recognized the power of the U.S. market and planted roots in NYC with a new flagship set to offer exclusive, boutique editions.

The watch industry is evolving with trends such as bold use of color, accessible sizing, special edition timepieces, sustainability and transparency, revivals and reissues, and the rise of independents, while new trends such as the return of the dress watch, dials reigning supreme, and ditching round for square or other shapes are emerging in 2024.

The biggest brands on earth want their flagships on Fifth Avenue, from Rolex to Chanel.

Over the course of two centuries, one street has come to define luxury retail in New York City.

Today’s consumer isn’t just buying a product, they’re buying a brand, making corporate philanthropy more important than ever before.

Watchmakers are known for adapting to new technologies, as seen in the Quartz Crisis. But how will they respond to the AI revolution?

Last year marked a record for thefts with Rolex topping the charts, but experts are weighing in on how to keep your watches safe.

The secondary watch market is rapidly outpacing the firsthand market, with women increasingly collecting and investing in luxury timepieces, leading to a growing interest in smaller sizing and simplicity of design, particularly in vintage and pre-owned models.

Parmigiani Fleurier’s Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante & Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante represent a perfect blend of quiet luxury and technical prowess.

From the Museum of Islamic Art in Jerusalem to the Initium watchmaking workshop in Switzerland, there are numerous unique travel destinations for watch enthusiasts to deepen their passion and knowledge beyond visiting brand museums.

Zenith's ICONS Program puts an emphasis on sustainability and upholding tradition in the secondhand market.

The rising economic power of women and their evolving tastes are shaping the watch industry.

These watchmaking pioneers are propelling a centuries-old art form into the modern age.