Carol Besler

The Lilliputian movement, the smallest manual-wound in watchmaking, makes a rare appearance in two new jewelry watches.

Nayla Hayek has shattered the Swiss watch industry’s glass ceiling.

With its two latest rarities, the boutique watchmaker holds its ground as an unabashedly elitist watch brand.

The 280-year-old brand uses new materials to illustrate the test of time.

Sotheby’s sale of Important Watches proves women’s watches can make a return on investment.

The watch executive weighs in on the new complication aimed at the American market.

Reproducing a painting on a tiny dial can take up to 50 hours, but the results are spectacular.

Who took home the gold? Watch auctions raked in $64 million this weekend.

High-jewelry timepieces brought the “wow factor” in a year of mostly practical timepieces.

The Swiss watchmaker is paying tribute to half a century of the Golden Ellipse.