With blue sapphire as the very material of the case itself, Hublot pairs scientific savvy and a willingness to experiment.
Jewelers and watchmakers have seized the symmetrical, alien glamour of the spider to create pieces that range from fanciful to frightening.
Talk about precision engineering and perfect mechanics! Olympic champion and Hublot brand ambassador Justin Rose won the WGC-HSBC Champions tournament in Shanghai.
Known as the “queen of complications,” the minute repeater is an extremely challenging addition to the cramped confines of a mechanical wristwatch, and it can take a watchmaker up to 12 years of experience to be able to create one.
Rings, earrings and watches that spotlight the spectacular colors of Autumn, from Jacob & Co., Andreoli, Bulgari, de GRISOGONO and Sutra.
Audible indications are as old as mechanical horology itself. Here are some favorites from Vacheron Constantin, Breguet, Patek Philippe and Ulysse Nardin.
While beauty, precision and craftsmanship remain the most well-known qualities of fine mechanical timepieces, it may be their functionalities that give them their most captivating meaning, especially in the sporting world.
Watch companies are quite skilled at keeping the flame alive, returning to the archives to create new models that seem to have traversed the years without a single sign of age.
Halloween isn’t the only skeleton-centric holiday that’s just around the corner! Día de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday on which people remember, pray for and celebrate deceased friends and family members, has grown in international popularity.
What is it about high-end watchmaking that allows the art form to transcend the world of luxury and find a captivating place in the sporting universe?
Celebrate the season with these skull-motif watches, which go from spooky to simply stylish come November 1.
Roger Dubuis and Lamborghini Squadra Corse put their love of mechanical performance at the forefront of the watchmaker’s Excalibur Aventador S.
Colombian emeralds bear a certain mystique, and the Muzo area is known to produce the most splendid stones of all. Jacob & Co. leans hard into the exceptional beauty of these stones—as only Jacob & Co. can.
Hublot has an “Art of Fusion” philosophy. Working with the cigar company Arturo Fuente, Hublot blends haute horology and a century-plus of experience in fine tobacco for a rich, full experience with notes of Latin expertise and Swiss precision.
Richard Mille, who insists that there's a watch for every purpose or sport, turns his attention to cycling.
Named for founder Fawaz Gruosi’s older daughter, the jeweler’s original collection has become a brand signature.
High-tech components leave the traditional watchmaker’s atelier far behind, with record-breaking materials conceived and created in scientific laboratories.
With the Move collection in 2007, Messika set diamonds on a track where they could glide back and forth, adding another dimension to their dynamic charm. Ten years later, the jeweler revisits a revolutionary concept that has become a mainstay.
The newest additions to the collection, the New Retro Skeleton Tourbillon, are less “retro chic” and more “future sleek."
The opening of Hublot's latest boutique was timed to the eve of Hublot ambassador Floyd Mayweather, Jr.'s defeat of Conor McGregor.
Watch brands that have developed iconic cases face the unique challenge of breaking new ground while remaining true to their aesthetic. Here are examples from Hublot, Jaeger le Coultre and Audemars Piguet.
What to expect at the watch showcases in the heart of Paris.
A small group of high-end watchmakers dispense with a dial altogether, revealing the intricate mechanics that usually operate in the dark.
Mother of pearl, acquamarines, turquoise, sapphires: Watchmakers show their artistry in all shades of blue.
Constructing a tourbillon remains a rite of passage for any watchmaking brand seeking to confirm or establish a reputation among the upper echelons of the industry and for any lover of ultra-refined timepieces.
A timepiece expert explains why some watches have "collector cred."
Watches that simultaneously indicate several time zones are a perfect incarnation of our time, an age in which travel and communications cross every imaginable border.
Some jewelers opt for a stylized approach, using the mere suggestion of a wing to create an avian impression, while others get specific.
The Gregorian calendar is no longer alone in the spotlight, with watchmakers turning to the Chinese, Muslim and Hebrew calendars as well.
Different kinds of displays offer an infinite field of creativity — including satellite systems, pivoting cubes, linear displays, retractable hands, and even devices incorporating liquid.
