Rolex “Four Seasons” Daytonas Sell for $49.4 Million at Phillips London
Rolex's first charity auction: four unique Cosmograph Daytonas raised $49.4M at Phillips in London for the Roger Federer Foundation and Re:wild.
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Richard Mille Opens Its First Spanish Boutique in Madrid
Richard Mille's 42nd boutique worldwide opens at 10 José Ortega y Gasset: 440 sqm over two floors, an open watchmaker's workshop, a dining room and a wine cellar.
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Hublot x Jeff Koons: When Pop Art Gets a Movement
Hublot and Jeff Koons unveil the Classic Fusion Balloon Dog and the sapphire, tourbillon-equipped MP-14 Origin — two watches that turn Koons' sculptural language into working mechanics.
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Khachanov Reaches the US Open Semi-Finals in His Own Cvstos Signature Watch
Karen Khachanov is into the last four at the 2026 US Open wearing the Cvstos Challenge Purity K. Khachanov Carbon — the black-carbon signature watch he designed with Cvstos, limited to 100 pieces worldwide at USD 24,000.
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A. Lange & Söhne Unveils a Platinum Triple Split and Two New 1815 Up/Down Watches
At the Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court Palace, A. Lange & Söhne debuted the Triple Split in platinum for the first time, plus two smaller, blue-dialled 1815 Up/Down references in white and pink gold — all limited editions.
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The Rise of F.P. Journe: From 20 Subscribers to the World’s Most Coveted Watchmaker
How F.P. Journe went from a one-man Paris workshop funded by 20 subscribers to the benchmark of independent watchmaking — the early struggle, the milestones, the 11 boutiques today, and François-Paul Journe's philosophy for the future.
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Geneva Watch Days 2026: The Top 10 Watches
Our ten standout releases from Geneva Watch Days 2026 — from the Bulgari x Vianney Halter Octo Finissimo to Ming's daylight-saving world-timer.
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