A perpetual calendar is one of the most fascinating complications in watchmaking. It automatically takes leap years into account, and in Frederique Constant's version, it will not require its first manual correction until the year 2100 (!). With the Classic Perpetual Calendar Manufacture, Frederique Constant has succeeded in combining this extraordinary technology with a philosophy: namely, to make the finest watchmaking more accessible.

Wedding season is in full swing. Jewellery plays an essential role – exquisite jewellery not only accompanies this big day, but also makes it unforgettable. Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen presents a selection of wedding jewellery for brides and grooms that combines Scandinavian design with timeless elegance and great symbolic power.

With the new Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Chronograph 5924G, Patek Philippe once again impressively demonstrates how sporty aesthetics and technical sophistication can be combined in a watch. The new reference, originally introduced in 2023, is also the first in the pilot collection from the last family-owned watch manufacturer in Geneva to combine a flyback chronograph with the proven travel time function. A truly difficult complication to master for discerning watch lovers and stylish globetrotters.

For watch enthusiasts with a classical education, the name alone reveals just how fascinating and eye-catching this new product from Erwin Sattler must be: the Column of Time is both a spacious work of art and a technical marvel. Like a glass sculpture, this large clock sits enthroned on its pedestal, reflecting the craftsmanship that created it.