There are watches, and then there’s these, some of the craziest hyperwatches ever made, all in one place. With a big thanks to Art In Time for letting us shoot these crazy timepieces....

It’s been my dream to own an Urwerk. Incredible, visionary watchmaking, but unfortunately incredibly expensive, too. Dream dashed into pieces on the floor? Not quite, because Atowak have the...

There’s absolutely no reason why only the people with a $100,000 to splash on a crazy watch should have all the fun. This is a watch brand called Xeric and they’re making sure that you can g...

One of my favourite watch brands in the world is Urwerk, and I’d love to own a UR-202. It’s got a rotating satellite complication that, in 2011, blew everyone away. Problem is, that’s a $250...

Ever woken up and thought, I want to make a watch that looks like a robot? German Polosin did. And here it is....

If you’ve ever wondered to yourself what all those watch companies that make fake watch watches could achieve if only they worked on something original, your answer has arrived. Welcome to t...

In our popular real versus fake videos, the question is often asked, “If these guys can make fake watches so accurately, why don’t they make their own watches?” Well, today we’re going to an...

Patek Philippe is through the roof, Vacheron Constantin is following. Collectors are hoovering up anything and everything that has any attachment to high quality, classical watchmaking. Even...

The famous luxury pen manufacturer Montblanc has been making watches since 1997, a far cry from its 114-year existence. How did this happen? Should Montblanc be making watches? Are they any ...

Not every watch has to be revolutionary, ground-breaking or earth-shattering. Some watches are just cool, quirky—copyright Doug DeMuro, 2013—interesting—and the DiaMaster Grande Seconde from...

Creating the world’s thinnest watch doesn’t happen overnight. It doesn’t happen in a month, or a year, or even a decade. It takes several lifetimes of expertise, development, successes, fail...

It seems like it should be against the Geneva convention to say, but this near-on £20,000 Hublot Big Bang Meca-10 is actually—dare I say it—a bit of a bargain. I know, I know, there are plac...