The collaborative timepiece explores the relationship between personal inspiration, material innovation and minimalist watch design.
From a 19th-century repeater pocket watch to a skeletonised perpetual calendar, six finalists offer a glimpse of Vacheron Constantin’s watchmaking history.
Two new interpretations explore contrasting facets of watch design, from the sculptural transparency of a skeleton movement to the intricate geometry of Art Deco.
With a miniature spacecraft orbiting a star-speckled dial, Bell & Ross reimagines its instrument-inspired watch as a playful exploration of time, space and the mechanics of display.
The luxury watchmaker pairs high-frequency mechanics with Sand Quartz TPT, highlighting the role of material innovation in modern watchmaking.
At a private luncheon the Swiss watchmaker presented three Récital creations that bring together intricate complications, traditional craftsmanship and a more considered approach to everyday wear.
