DeWitt

The old and overlooked moon-phase complication is on the rise both technically and cosmetically…

Though the name sounds macabre, skeletons are some of the most fascinatingly beautiful watches out there…

The Gift A one-of-a-kind DeWitt minute repeater/split-seconds chronograph with a second time zone, based on an extremely rare vintage movement from the historic Vallée de Joux specialist Victorin Piguet. A visit to the DeWitt manufacture in Geneva to gain a detailed understanding of the wristwatch’s construction.  A visit to the de Witt family’s private museum dedicated […]

To celebrate its 10th anniversary, DeWitt has redesigned its most popular watch model, the Academia, for a younger customer. The Academia’s signature columned bezel and case—which was previously produced in gold or titanium and priced at more than $20,000—comes in a new sporty steel version with a satin finish for $12,000. The movement has a […]

Though it was one of DeWitt’s early designs, the case of Dame de Pressy is a shape that the company did not produce in large numbers. But when paired with a skeletonized movement, the resulting ladies’ watch exhibits a visual energy that its designers probably never intended. The skeleton format employed in the 25-piece limited edition DeWitt […]