Mad about the Sea Sexy and sea-worthy: The Swatch Scuba Libre
(07/2013) Swatch breaks the surface with Scuba Libre. Swatch surfaces with a new look on life and a Scuba watch with a difference: it’s not just for divers, it’s for the rest of us, too.
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Black and white versions GUCCI: Two new extensions to the Bamboo range of women’s timepieces
(06/2013) Gucci Timepieces & Jewelry is pleased to introduce two new extensions to the Bamboo range of women’s timepieces in black and white versions. These Swiss Made quartz watches uphold Gucci Timepieces’ highly iconic bamboo styling, featuring a painted bamboo bezel and bangle. Particularly feminine and available in medium size (35mm), the allure of these timepieces is kept deliberately minimalist.
For most extreme missions Power and Action: The Breitling Avenger
(06/2013) As authentic instruments for professionals, the models in the Avenger line have been redesigned in a style that is even more technical, functional and sophisticated. An exceptional look for these trustworthy companions on the most extreme missions.
The Balance of Time The First Chronoswiss with Double Retrograde Displays
(05/2013) The Balance model celebrates a first for Chronoswiss while perfectly uniting demanding technology and elegant design: for the first time in its history, Chronoswiss introduces a watch with two retrograde displays. The lavishly guilloché dial of the new automatic chronograph bursts with various displays, effortlessly exuding equilibrium and creating a fascinating and perfectly balanced aesthetic.
Artisanship beyond compare Exhibition shows rare Handcrafts timepieces by Patek Philippe:
(05/2013) The Patek Philippe Salons on Rue du Rhône in Geneva are hosting an exhibition entitled "Rare Handcrafts" in which the focus is on the external elements of watches: cases, dials, and bracelets. It features an eclectic selection of 47 exclusive Patek Philippe timekeeping instruments – wristwatches, pocket watches, and table clocks – for which the most eminent masters of now rare artisanal talent were able to demonstrate their incomparable skills.