Audemars Piguet, the Swiss haute horlogerie manufacturer that is constantly researching materials, has launched its first alluvial gold watch. This new 18K gold alloy (a cross between white and rose gold) reflects light delicately, creating multiple expressions depending on the angle and light of the light. The watchmaker chose this new precious metal to create the 41 mm Royal Oak Skeleton Flying Tourbillon watch. In keeping with the case and bracelet, Caliber 2972’s skeletonized bridges and main plate are also coated with sand gold, while the multi-layered structure is distributed on both sides of the watch. This new electroplating color creates a subtle contrast with the rhodium-colored components inside the movement, creating a unique three-dimensional effect. The Royal Oak Flying Tourbillon Skeleton Watch is the perfect combination of complex technology and modern design.

A Jacob & Co. masterpiece in a limited series, based on Bugatti's performance cars. Its unusual design is a tribute to the Chiron Sport "110 years BUGATTI" limited series. The turquoise dial proudly displays the Bugatti logo, while the power reserve indicator has been renamed "Fuel". Only 39 pieces of this stunning timepiece will be produced and numbered.

A Jacob & Co. masterpiece in a limited series, based on Bugatti's performance cars. Its unusual design is a tribute to the Chiron Sport "110 years BUGATTI" limited series. The turquoise dial proudly displays the Bugatti logo, while the power reserve indicator has been renamed "Fuel". Only 39 pieces of this stunning timepiece will be produced and numbered.

The headquarters and seat of Greubel Forsey in La Chaux-de-Fonds is one of the most fascinating buildings in the entire Swiss watch industry. The centerpiece of the facility is a 17th-century farmhouse, purchased in 2007 by company founders Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey. Throughout the late 2000s and early 2010s, the duo worked gradually to expand the building into its current form, which features a tall modernist glass-walled studio swelling from the side of the once quaint log home.