Revolution Watch

1 week ago | revolutionwatch.com | Celine Yap |Bhanu Chopra |Katherine Arteche

Out of the 60 brands exhibiting at Watches and Wonders 2025, only a small handful is capable of bringing something new to the jewelry watches table. These maisons bring something completely different to the industry as they tap into their goldsmithing and gem-setting skills. Over the past few editions of Watches and Wonders, they have also demonstrated immense creativity and audacity in design.

1 week ago | revolutionwatch.com | Katherine Arteche |Celine Yap |Felix Scholz |Cheryl Chia

At Watches & Wonders last year, Piaget unveiled the AUC Tourbillon, setting a record for the world’s thinnest tourbillon at just 2mm thick. But before that concept watch even reached production, Bulgari has already reclaimed the title. The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Ultra Tourbillon measures a mere 1.85mm thin, and its bracelet, just 1.5mm. It’s astonishing, though hardly unexpected, given Bulgari already achieved an extreme blueprint with the 1.7mm-thin Octo Finissimo Ultra COSC.

1 week ago | revolutionwatch.com | Felix Scholz |Rob Nudds |Celine Yap |Troy Barmore

It’s been a busy month for the Breitling Top Time B01, with a new series announced — including an edition with Martini Racing — and Austin Butler now the face of the brand. The Top Time B01 continues to bask in the spotlight, this time with two fun limited-edition watches in tribute to Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali, two of Italy’s cycling greats.

1 week ago | revolutionwatch.com | Felix Scholz

In 2010, Van Cleef & Arpels debuted a watch that would, for many, define the famed jewellery house’s approach to timekeeping. That watch was the Lady Arpels Pont des Amoureux, and from a technical perspective, it was a bi-retrograde display with the addition of an on-demand automaton module developed for Van Cleef & Arpels by the legendary Jean-Marc Wiederrecht.

2 weeks ago | revolutionwatch.com | Cheryl Chia |Celine Yap |Troy Barmore |Katherine Arteche

The watchmaking industry is punctuated by prestigious events, from the annual Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG), which crowns the year’s finest timepieces, to the recently concluded Watches & Wonders. These grand spectacles, alongside a calendar full of fairs, competitions, and collector gatherings, owe their existence to the dedicated communities and organisations that share a passion for horology.