We present you the highlights from the world’s largest digital watch fair.

They are greater than just handsome faces for these watchmakers.

Space-inspired Omega watch and Nick Jonas’ pop odyssey make a perfect match.

Official Timekeeper of the Premier League, Hublot launches a new watch with the prestigious football league.

The latest from LVMH.

Along with the announcement, the It’s Okay Not Be Okay star introduces the new Ocean Star 200C watch.

The reproduction of its iconic 1969 A385 Chronograph watch is another testament of “old but gold”.

Known for his avant-garde approach to art, Felipe Pantone clashes analogue past while digitising future.

Sharing similar design approach, the second collaboration is given a camouflage adornment.

Sharing the luxury characteristic of its creations, Omega’s Suria KLCC boutique is inviting and cosy.

The renovated store is an embodiment of the brand’s trans-avant-gardism.

A cuteness-overloading, special edition Speedmaster watch is rolled out to mark the 50th anniversary of The Silver Snoopy Award.

The new Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 is unveiled with a dynamic and vibrant new look in five new colours.

The iconic triple-axis tourbillon returns to the spotlight with an updated version in black PVD coated-Vanguard case.

Symbolising a new generation of watch creation, Orient Star showcases revolution of skeleton watch with a new bold design.

The short film chronicles the illustrious journey of football superstar Tom Brady.

Teamed up with Solaris Yachts and Orlebar Brown, IWC Schaffhausen is ready to set us off on a voyage.

The main actor of “The Game: Towards Zero” has landed a new role as the Swiss watchmaker’s Korean ambassador.