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Time and Again • With standout releases ranging from a Patek Philippe desk clock to a Jacob & Co wristwatch that plays two Godfather melodies, 2026 has been a remarkable year so far for watchmaking. Here are ten picks spanning the technically obsessive, the decoratively extraordinary and the few that manage to be both
Date with Destiny • What's the most interesting thing you can do with a perpetual calendar? Tatler GMT finds out
Star Material • Four watches at Watches and Wonders 2026 make their case for the sky—from a movement calibrated to Geneva’s latitude to a chronograph that will never come home
Born to Race • Rolex unveils an all-new version of its unique regatta chronograph, the Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master II, with a completely overhauled design and movement
The Art of the Journey • Louis Vuitton’s latest watchmaking chapter encompasses exceptional craftsmanship, innovative complications and support for independent creators, each reflecting the maison’s enduring fascination with travel and discovery
German Mastery • Three new timepieces—the Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen”, Saxonia Annual Calendar and Cabaret Tourbillon Honeygold—affirm A Lange & Söhne’s position at the very apex of German watchmaking
Open Season • The Vanguard Aero Revolution 3 Skeleton and Master Jumper Skeleton showcase Franck Muller's mastery of openworked mechanics, shaped movements and unconventional complications
On the Line • For 2026, Piaget extends its enduring design signature—the gadroon—across the Polo collection, from a new sodalite-dial Polo 79 in white gold to a fresh Polo Signature Date
To the Moon • Marking 20 years of working with the Saint-Exupéry family, IWC Schaffhausen brings its Le Petit Prince collection to new heights—and introduces a perpetual calendar that changes the rules
In Good Hands • Independent watchmaker Michael Dubs on three decades in the craft, the atelier he built with his family, and why the best thing you can do with knowledge is pass it on
The Architect of Stillness • From a clandestine workbench in Nagano, Shin Ohno emerges as the new voice in Japanese independent watchmaking
Time, Taste & Personality • Georgia Benjamin—collector, influencer, and devoted obsessive—on building a vintage watch wardrobe that is undeniably and unapologetically you
BEYOND THE HORIZON • From a sky-mapping Celestial to a chiming alarm and a skeleton perpetual calendar, Patek Philippe’s three new grand complications each do something the manufacture has never done before
THE GOLDEN AGE OF VERY GRAND COMPLICATIONS • Equipped with grandes sonneries, split-seconds mechanisms and astronomical displays galore, wristwatches comprising more than 1,000 components and 20 functions are enjoying their moment in the sun
Some Kind of Wonderful • Van Cleef & Arpels' Rainer Bernard explains why teamwork is the key ingredient in creating its poetic timepieces
The Genuine Article • Tatler GMT snags a quick chat with Patrick Dempsey when he drops by Tag Heuer at Watches and Wonders 2026
On His Own Frequency • In a ten-minute conversation over video call, Lenny Kravitz—rock legend, renaissance man and Jaeger-LeCoultre brand ambassador—speaks to Taller GMT about the discipline of waiting, the craft of...