Quiet, authoritative, impeccable. The new Patek Philippe split-seconds chronograph with perpetual calendar features all the traditional assets that delights the…
Author: Philip Kaspar
Philip is widely travelled and has worked as a freelance journalist covering several topics including fashion, travel and watches. He also spent five years in the heart of the Swiss watchmaking industry in La Chaux de Fonds. Philip reports on all the latest watch news and is our WatchCrime reporter.
Hermes Dressage 1837
Hermes launched their new Dressage watch at Baselworld 2012. Created by Henri d’Origny in 2003, the aesthetic is more contemporary…
Baselworld 2012: Breitling Transocean Chronograph Unitime
Breitling launches the Transocean Chronograph Unitime, a new worldtimer that simultaneously and constantly indicates the time in all 24 time…
Baselworld 2012: Zenith El Primero Espada
The new Zenith El Primero Espada is a good looking three-handed watch for 2012, styled with all the restraint and…
Christophe Claret X-TREM-1 set to wow Baselworld
It’s as if Christophe Claret and his team of boffins at Manoir du Soleil d’Or, in the nearby town of…
Day by day: The Oris BC4 Retrograde Day
The Oris BC4 Retrograde Day is a new linear retrograde calendar that displays the days of the week on the…
Strictly Limited: Bremont World Timer (ALT1-WT)
Bremont was commissioned to produce a unique global timer chronometer for the military C-17 Globemaster crew around the world in…
Jean-Claude Biver hands Hublot reins over to Ricardo Guadalupe
“There is a time for learning, a time for doing, a time for handing over, and a time for moving…
Edox Dakar Limited Edition watch
Swiss Jura-based watchmaker Edox has a history strewn with triumphs and records (some never equalled to this day) and is…
Breitling for Bentley Supersports ISR LE watch
On February 18th 2011, in the north of Finland, a special version of the Bentley Continental GTC Supersports convertible set…