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Luxury watches transcend the mere function of telling time; they are genuine works of art that reveal character, style, and elegance. It is precisely on the big screen that many of these watches have become legends, defining characters and leaving lasting impressions on our collective memory. In this article, we'll explore the captivating connection between luxury watches and cinema, focusing on iconic models such as James Bond's Omega Seamaster and other renowned watches that have become symbols of sophistication.
Watches & Wonders is not just a fair; it’s the meeting point of tradition, innovation, and high watchmaking trends. This annual event in Geneva is the most important showcase for major brands and a benchmark for collectors and enthusiasts. In its 2025 edition, Watches & Wonders not only set trends in traditional watchmaking but also made an impact on the second-hand market. With technical records, bold launches, and a return to classic concepts, the event left its mark. What does this mean for the future of the industry and for those seeking timepieces with potential for appreciation?
In this analysis, we’ll explore the main highlights, the technological competition between brands, and the projections for the secondary market. We’ll even spotlight with the greatest potential.the hidden gem
What if a watch manufactured around 1954 that has marked as many hours as there are since its existence, with many stories behind and hundreds of kilometers away comes back home? The answer was obvious on the radiant face of Mr. Alanig Gaillard, Head Responsible of the Vintage Atellier in Blancpain when he held between his experienced hands the main character of this chronicle: a Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Rotomatic Incabloc from the private collection of our founder.
When two great names (and their creations) come together to provide the haute horlogerie world with iconic timepieces, we can anticipate that the outcome is an horologic treasure that goes beyond its purpose and give us some history lessons. This one, is about the Movado's revered 95M movement and the legendary François Borgel (FB) case for the Movado Chronograph Cronacvatic Ref. 19038.