VIDEO - Discovering Bvlgari Serpenti Seduttori with Model Lily Aldridge and CEO JC Babin
The Serpenti (snake in English) has been Bvlgari’s signature, iconic, cult women’s watch design for decades. Bold, feminine, precious, this watch captures the alluring sensuality of the snake that has become Bvlgari’s mascot in both jewellery and watch pieces.?This year, the Rome-based brand revisits its cult Serpenti watch. More contemporary and versatile, meet the Bvlgari Serpenti Seduttori. Born to be gold, the Serpenti Seduttori is clad in precious metal, with or without a sprinkling of diamonds.? The iconic viper-shaped head, a motif that descends from the historic Serpenti Tubogas model, is reinterpreted here and opens a new chapter in the world of Serpenti timepieces. At the same time, the Serpenti Seduttori is thinner than ever and comes on an extremely supple new bracelet with a hexagonal stylised pattern inspired by the first Serpenti watches. A versatile watch made for more than one occasion. To discover this new Bvlgari

Introducing: The Staggering Bulgari Aeterna High-Jewellery Watch Collection 2024
Bulgari celebrates Rome, la citt¨¤ eterna, with a spellbinding collection of high jewellery watches congregated in the 2024 “Aeterna” collection. This year also marks Bulgari's grand 140th anniversary. To celebrate, creative director Fabrizio Buonamassa brings out the big guns with some of the most extraordinary timepieces dripping with the brand’s signature coloured gemstones and his unique design bravado. Comprised of six magnificent high jewellery creations, Bulgari's anniversary celebrations kick off with a fireworks display set for eternity in stone on the two Fuochi D'Artificio cuff models.While Bulgari has long been associated with its in-house mascot, the Serpenti, 2024 welcomes a new menagerie of creatures. Referencing Bulgari's Greek roots and Roman heritage, the mythological Fenice (phoenix) Secret Watch dazzles with its 160 carats of gemstone feathers and an enormous Paraiba tourmaline hiding the dial. Slightly easier on the wrist, the Fenice also graces an

The new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Small Seconds collection (Live Pics & Price) - Monochrome Watches
The Aqua Terra is basically Omega's all-rounder, a versatile watch that bridges formal and casual styles. Revamped in 2017, the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra collection expands again with the introduction of no fewer than 19 new references. While it retains the familiar Aqua Terra flair, it now comes with a small seconds display. Introducing the new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Small Seconds 41mm in 18k Sedna gold.The Aqua Terra range was first introduced in 2001 and slightly updated (mostly on the mechanical side) in 2017. The Seamaster Aqua Terra has always been a well-executed, robust all-rounder and everyday companion. The new collection Omega is introducing remains true to the style of the Seamaster Aqua Terra but adds more versatility. And yes, it may not sound like a big deal, but all 19 models introduced today come with something new. While previously available with a central seconds indication – excluding chronograph versions -, the new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Small Second

Video - The Oris Watches of Baselworld 2019 Explained by Co-CEO Rolf Studer
There’s no denying that Oris is good at creating tool watches. Last year’s theme for the brand was clearly the pilot’s watch, with several very nice introductions, such as the Big Crown Pointer Date. For Baselworld 2019, Oris goes back to another theme it masters – dive watches. And to add another layer of cool to the equation, Oris focuses on the environment with two important watches, as well as a rather unexpected two-tone Sixty-Five – which happens to be co-CEO Rolf Studer’s favourite of the show, as you’ll see in this video interview with him.Oris’ reputation is as solid as its robust and efficient dive watches. The collection includes a watch that needs no introduction anymore, the Aquis, which serves as a base for two interesting projects this year, both based on the environment and protection of the oceans. Ad - Scroll to continue with article

In-Depth - The Ulysse Nardin Freak, 20 years of Watchmaking Innovation
The genius and madness are separated by a very thin line. Weirdos and rebels, people who are different enough, crazy enough, are the ones who change the world. In that respect, the Ulysse Nardin Freak could not be more aptly named. This innovative, disruptive avant-garde masterpiece smashed all conventions and simply changed what's on our wrist todayThe late 1990s were still a time for the renaissance of mechanical watchmaking and the Swiss watch industry hadn't yet fully recover. Back then, very few watchmakers were actually producing movements internally. Most of the industry was sourcing from the same movement manufacturers, ETA for industrial movements, and a few high-end makers such as Frederic Piguet, Lemania, Zenith or Girard-Perregaux, to name a few. Most of the brands were simply happy enough with the renewed interest in mechanical watchmaking Ad - Scroll to continue with article