Due to a lack of peers, watches like the Graff MasterGraff GyroGraff World are best appreciated in their own realm, combining design, craftsmanship, and micromechanical engineering into a single object of art.

Minute repeaters are among the most difficult complications to create, yet also one of the most desired by watch collectors and connoisseurs.

"Gründlichkeit" is a German word that can be translated as thoroughness. It is also one of the first words that come to mind when you examine the new Glashütte Original Senator Excellence Perpetual Calendar.

We take a closer look at one of the more complex and underappreciated complications in fine watchmaking—the regatta timer.

Sometimes an Haute Complication isn't the sum of its different complication, but rather consists out of how the complication itself has been brought to life. That is for sure the case with the eight edition of Harry Winston's Histoire de Tourbillon.

Watches in a shape other than round are still somewhat of a rarity. While squares and rectangles can still be found, the oval is pretty much non-existent in the world of watches. Parmigiani created an exception to this rule with the Ovale Tourbillon, which has not only an oval case but also a movement to match.

Few complications are as prestigious as the tourbillon. While many brands have one in their collection, there is still something special about getting it from the brand that invented it: Breguet, especially when it is not just a tourbillon, but they add something to it!

While the initial version of the Master Gyrotourbillon 1 was introduced in 2004, this complication is still part of Jaeger-LeCoultre current collection. Why this is, became clear at the SIHH, where the brand introduced us to a new edition of this iconic watch.

Bovet 1822 reaches for the stars and beyond with the Récital 20 Astérium® from the Dimier collection.