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Norqain VP Tobias Küffer on the unstoppable rise of the brand and its new place in the firmament of Swiss watchmaking

TAG Heuer made its most consequential statement in a generation at Watches & Wonders 2026: the most thoroughly transformed Monaco in decades and an entirely new category of chronograph that the industry will be studying for years.

Luxury watchmakers are no longer anchored to established prestige sports, instead resetting their partnerships toward emerging disciplines to conquer new markets.

Panerai’s Watches and Wonders lineup drew on its military heritage with a series of Luminor models featuring aged finishes, archival details, and long-power-reserve movements.

Hermès lifts the veil on its 2026 novelties, showcasing skeletonised movements and intricate craftsmanship behind Maison’s signature timepieces.

A rotating ring set with diamonds and rubies transforms Jean Schlumberger’s celebrated Sixteen Stone design into a kinetic jewel watch, debuting exclusively in Singapore.

Building on last year’s blue ceramic edition, Zenith revisits ceramic timepieces with its Defy Skyline Chronograph Black Ceramic.

Franck Muller’s latest World Presentation of Haute Horlogerie comprised striking debuts and scintillating sophomore releases