The 50 metre Columbus Sport M/Y K2 superyacht from Italia Group company is a beauty with the latest technology.

It was an exciting time in Geneva last night, as the winners of this year's Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) were announced. In a spectacular show, the entire watch world held its breath as it became clear which watches and brands would go home with a prize.

Titanium has always been an intriguing material to craft watches from. It didn't become widely used in the world of watches until the 1980s, but today it is embraced by a wide variety of brands. Some polish it to perfection, giving it a look similar to that of stainless steel, but in a brushed finish, the deep grey tone that is so typical for titanium tends to give watches a more technical look. This is also the case with the new Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe that Blancpain recently introduced.

When visiting the village of Glashütte in Germany, the rest of the world seems far away. It is surrounded by beautiful nature, which gives it a deep sense of serenity, that the watchmakers there utilize to make the most marvelous creations. However, this stunning location doesn't mean that they are out of touch with the rest of the world. On the contrary, it gives them just the right perspective, as Glashütte Original proves with its Senator Excellence Perpetual Calendar.

Tradition has always been an essential aspect of Vacheron Constantin. As one of the oldest watch brands in Switzerland, its heritage is as impressive as it is imposing. With literally centuries of experience, they know all the finesses to make some of the most refined timepieces in the world. The new Traditionnelle Complete Calendar is the perfect example of this. In a timeless way, Vacheron Constantin presents a watch that combines effortlessly past, present, and future in a single creation.