The Alpina Alpiner Extreme Automatic is at home in the mountains…

The first-ever sports diving watch for Montblanc, the Montblanc 1858 Iced Sea Automatic Date features a glacier pattern dial that gives the impression of looking into the depths of a glacier. This blue glacial pattern dial is inspired by the Mer de Glace - Sea of Ice - the main glacier of the Mont-Blanc Massif. Its texture was achieved using an almost-forgotten ancestral technique called gratté-boisé.

Inaugurated in November 2001, the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva houses one of the world’s most essential and prestigious horological collections. Two thousand five hundred watches, automata, precious objects and portrait miniatures on enamel invite the visitor on a fabulous voyage through five centuries of Genevan, Swiss and European horological art, and proposing a panoramic view of Patek Philippe’s production since 1839. 

Gearing up to celebrate its 140th anniversary in 2023, Alpina had just relaunched its Extreme collection, which made a strong impression when it was launched in 2009. The robust and sporty spirit remains, with more elegant proportions and a contemporary and original design.

To get the new year 2023 off to a good start, the Fine Watch Club met for a Happy Hours at Iconic Swiss Watch.

Iconic Swiss Watch is the ideal place to buy and sell exceptional timepieces for those who don't know yet. Located just a stone's throw from the Quai des Bergues in the heart of Geneva, this team of experts will welcome you by appointment only to help you discover, exchange, buy or sell your Watch. Thus, on Tuesday, 10 January, the Fine Watch Club was honoured to take some members into their welcoming showroom.

For the winter edition of WorldTempus on Tour, in Zermatt, Switzerland, watches experience an icy via ferrata.

For the second edition of WorldTempus on Tour, a concept in which WorldTempus and the Fine Watch Club, along with its Platinum members, travel to various regions to create exclusive content for a week. The editorial team set down in Zermatt - in the Swiss Alps - alongside the privileged members of the Fine Watch Club. 

From the crowned heads to the most illustrious artists, from Napoleon I to Queen Victoria, not forgetting Marcel Proust and Henri Matisse, the great and the good of the world have chosen L. LEROY for the excellence of its know-how. From 1785 to the present day, the watchmaking company has always endeavoured to create timepieces with cutting-edge mechanics and a design carefully anchored in its time.

Both faithful to its tradition of automata and the new strategy of its CEO Alain Delamuraz, Jaquet Droz has created a series of 23 unique pieces featuring the universe of the Rolling Stones. One for each of the 23 albums recorded since 1971. The legendary rock band has released a series of albums whose instruments, stage and cover are reproduced in a one-off automaton for the first time. 

In the workshop of Cartier. A centuries-old soul and three floors dedicated to perpetuating expertise, sharing and innovating. 

At the heart of watchmaking passion with F. P. JOURNE.

On Tuesday, 18 October 2022, the Fine Watch Club and some of its most privileged members had the honour of going behind the scenes of the famous F.P.Journe watchmaking factory (legally known as Montres Journe SA) based in Geneva.

Eagerly awaited each year by watchmaking professionals and enthusiasts, the 22nd awards ceremony of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève, poetically hosted by Edouard Baer, was held on Thursday, 10 November in Geneva’s Théâtre du Léman.

On Tuesday, November 8th, the Fine Watch Club was invited by Maison Cartier to an exclusive event, the Cartier Rare Watches Exhibition. Dedicated to watchmaking expertise and iconic watches - this exhibition brought together enthusiasts and amateurs at the Cartier Boutique in Geneva.