Robert Redford’s ‘Single-Red’ Rolex Submariner was never not (literally) by his side
Robert Redford (1936-2025) and his relationship with his Rolex is almost as iconic as his film career – much like…
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Former Audemars Piguet supremo François-Henri Bennahmias unveils ethical luxury watch and collectibles incubator
François-Henri Bennahmias left Audemars Piguet in 2023 after steering the business through a period of unprecedented financial growth. In a decade as CEO, he drove Audemars Piguet revenue up from around CHF 670 million in 2012 to an estimated CHF 2.3 billion in 2023. He transformed the company’s business model by reducing its reliance on…
WATCHPRO REVIEWS: Anders & Co’s AC2 Volcán watch
With its second release, Anders & Co has immediately demonstrated its versatility as a brand, when it comes to both design and functionality. The AC2 Volcán, which is number two in the fledgling Swedish brand’s list of collections, is a dress watch that pays absolute respect to the traditions of what the category exists to…
Oceaneva pushes boundaries with world-first 6000m Grade 5 Titanium GMT dive watch
American watchmaker Oceaneva is letting the watch world know that it won’t stop diving deeper with the unveiling of the new 6000m Grade 5 Titanium GMT timepiece. The industry-first Deep Marine Explorer VI watch is setting a new precedent for dive pieces to be both suited for deep-sea exploration and luxury style. A 6000m water…
Bell & Ross mashes up signature models for new BR-X3 collection
Bell & Ross has introduced the new BR-X3 watch, a bold evolution of its iconic BR-03 line that follows in the footsteps of the experimental BR-X5 – the ‘X’ reserved as an aerospace code name for special projects. Inspired by this under-the-radar aerospace innovation, the BR-X3 amplifies the brand’s instrument watch DNA with a cutting-edge…
Kerbedanz brings world’s largest tourbillon to WatchPro Salon 2025
Independent Swiss watchmaker Kerbedanz will be exhibiting at WatchPro Salon 2025, bringing its unique vision of haute horlogerie to London collectors. Known for combining symbolism, artistic crafts and illuminated mechanics, the brand creates timepieces that are as much works of art as they are instruments of precision. At the center of its showcase will be…
Swatch mounts very Swiss protest at its government for failed negotiations over US tariffs
Swatch Group is mounting a thoroughly Swiss-style protest at its government for failing to secure a more favorable tariff deal with the United States in the form of a Swatch watch named What if Tariffs. The bioceramic watch, which is being sold exclusively in Switzerland, has a few nods to the punitive 39% additional tariff…
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