Beaubleu Ecce Figura: What Happens When the Circle Breaks?

Beaubleu Ecce Figura: What Happens When the Circle Breaks?

Beaubleu built its identity around circles. With the Ecce Figura, the Parisian maison gives its signature round hands an entirely new frame — and proves that changing shape doesn't have to mean changing identity.
The Square Watch That Has No Corners

The Square Watch That Has No Corners

Inspired by the architecture of Shanghai’s historic Bund, the Originate · Fangyu turns the city’s geometry into a distinctive 38mm mechanical watch — proving that sometimes, the most interesting way to revisit heritage is to...
Colour Outside the Lines

Colour Outside the Lines

Bold colour meets traditional craftsmanship in the Alexander Shorokhoff Karandash 2, a 50-piece limited edition shaped by the expressive spirit of the avant-garde.
Alexander Shorokhoff M.I.K.E. - A Jumping Hour Watch

Alexander Shorokhoff M.I.K.E. - A Jumping Hour Watch

Alexander Shorokhoff M.I.K.E.: A Jumping Hour Watch With a Mission There are watches designed to measure time, watches created as objects of art, and occasionally, watches that attempt to give time a greater meaning. The...
When Minimalism Meets Mystery: The Story Behind the Oligo × Label Noir Limited Edition

When Minimalism Meets Mystery: The Story Behind the Oligo × Label Noir Limited Edition

In contemporary watchmaking, collaborations are everywhere. Yet very few feel genuinely purposeful. Some collaborations simply merge two logos onto an existing watch. Others produce limited colours or cosmetic changes that quickly fade into the endless...
Alexander Shorokhoff Chrono-Regulator: A Different Way to Read Time

Alexander Shorokhoff Chrono-Regulator: A Different Way to Read Time

Some watches are designed to tell you the time as quickly as possible. The Alexander Shorokhoff Chrono-Regulator asks you to slow down and look. At first glance, the Chrono-Regulator can feel slightly disorienting. There are...
06 “Bubble Gum” and the Return of Playful Watchmaking

Why Watches Don’t Always Need To Be Serious: The SEVENFRIDAY P1C/06 “Bubble Gum” and the Return of Playful Watchmaking

The SEVENFRIDAY P1C/06 Bubble Gum is more than a colourful mechanical watch. It represents a growing shift towards personality-driven watch collecting, where creativity, self-expression, and independent design matter just as much as tradition and heritage.
The Alexander Shorokhoff Sixtythree: Bringing the Spirit of the 1960s Into the Present

The Alexander Shorokhoff Sixtythree: Bringing the Spirit of the 1960s Into the Present

The Alexander Shorokhoff Sixtythree reinterprets the elegance of 1960s dress watches with a rare cylindrical sapphire crystal, curved dial, and Swiss ETA 2892 automatic movement. A distinctive timepiece that blends vintage inspiration with contemporary craftsmanship.
Why CIGA Design Won the GPHG Award — And Why It Still Matters

Why CIGA Design Won the GPHG Award — And Why It Still Matters

If you follow the watch world at all, you’ll know that the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève — the GPHG — is as prestigious as it gets. Sometimes called the “Oscars of watchmaking,” it’s the...