Watches & Jewels

Two very different expressions of watchmaking stand out on day two in Geneva.

Gary Cotterell selects the pieces that set the pace for Watches & Wonders 2026.

Ceramic and colour updates highlight Tudor’s technical evolution.

A legend now and forever, the Rolex Daytona Oyster Perpetual leans towards a more understated, contemporary expression.

H Moser & Cie introduce a Streamliner with a sculptural case and molten, enamelled dial.

A finely detailed pocket watch turns Mount Fuji into a moving landscape.

From African roots to Art Deco influences, each piece of jewellery combines narrative, style and conscientious artistry.

A rare complication meets an unlikely collaborator, as Blancpain rethinks how time can be experienced and heard.

Drawing on automotive engineering, Chopard and Zagato deliver a lightweight, technically ambitious timepiece.

The South African jewellery designer on her recognisable aesthetic, building a brand and why great jewellery should be lived in.

Swatch revives the exuberance of the 80s and 90s with electrifying colour.

British jewellery designer Solange Azagury-Partridge reflects on creativity and why jewellery must have heart and soul.

Gary Cotterell reflects on wandering through life and the city with a watch designed for slower living.

From cult-favourite SKX models to modern Prospex editions, Seiko’s legacy runs deep.

From Olivia Dean to Timothée Chalamet, the Maison’s designs dominated celebrity style moments.