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As someone who has no interest in balloon dogs (artistic or otherwise), I have a lot of positive things to say about what Hublot has done to its Classic Fusion collection in collaboration with Jeff Koons (an American celebrity artist with whom the Swiss watch brand recently fo…
Jeff Koons’ Balloon Dog is one of those works that has become part of popular culture, taking the form of a balloon animal and turning something quite temporary and playful into a permanent, almost monumental object. Hublot‘s new collaboration transforms the normally sleek Cla…
Today, Louis Moinet continues its fascination with the cosmos. The brand’s latest creation, the Moon Meteor, is a limited edition of just 12 pieces that turns the dial into a miniature cosmic scene. Hand-painted nebulae, real meteorite fragments, and a precise astronomical moo…
Building upon the success of previous collaborations with famous artists like Richard Orlinski, Samuel Ross, Daniel Arsham, and Takashi Murakami, Hublot has teamed up with Jeff Koons for 2026 to create a gem-set timepiece with a central tourbillon inspired by the origins of ou…
A commercial collaboration for the books pairs one of the most (in)famous contemporary sculptures with one of the most (in)famous watch brands today.
It looks like Charlie Paris has been updating its catalogue one collection at a time. It was only recently that it refreshed the Alliance line-up with new sapphire-dial models, and now the French brand takes up the Concordia. This collection in the past has delivered the black…
About two weeks ago, during Geneva Watch Days, I visited the Singer atelier in Geneva. It’s a beautiful place, slightly hidden on a street near the lake, where Singer Reimagined works on its watches. There, I got a first glimpse of what the brand introduced today — the Singer…
While Glashütte Original‘s Seventies collection has become associated with its bold, square-shaped chronographs, the German manufacture also once offered Seventies Panaroma Date models without the chronograph function. Revisiting the decade with a substantially reworked watch,…
The rubber-clad Hublot Big Bang Original Soft Touch is a montre à tact, but not as you know it. The original tactile watch was invented by Breguet in 1799. It was a pocket watch featuring a hand that could be touched, allowing one to read/feel the time. You can touch the new B…
Rising Japanese star Kiwame Tokyo seems to be on an absolute tear. It’s been releasing sell-out model after sell-out model since its debut just last year. One thing that could reasonably be said about all those releases was that they felt a bit familiar. It’s hard to put into…