Swiss & Vintage

Discover the HYT S1 Titanium DLC Green — a bold hydromechanical sports watch with green fluidic hours, black DLC titanium case, and 72-hour power reserve. Introduction: Welcome to the New Frontier of Timekeeping In an industry steeped in tradition, few brands dare to truly innovate. Yet HYT, since its audacious inception, has rewritten the rules of horology with its revolutionary hydromechanical concept. Watches that measure time with fluid instead of hands? At HYT, this is no futuristic fantasy—this is everyday reality. Their latest masterpiece, the HYT S1 Titanium DLC Green , carries this ethos forward with stunning clarity and confidence. A symphony of black DLC titanium , high-tech engineering, and mesmerizing green fluid dynamics, the S1 is a mechanical athlete built for the daring. With a bold design, an extraordinary in-house caliber, and a price tag of CHF 58,000 (excluding taxes), the HYT S1 Titanium DLC Green is a celebration of movement, mechanics, and man’s quest to maste...

Explore the URWERK UR-100V ‘Hunter Green’ — a revolutionary titanium satellite display watch connecting horology and cosmic storytelling. Full review, specs, and price. In the ever-evolving universe of haute horlogerie, few names evoke the spirit of futuristic innovation like URWERK. Their latest creation, the UR-100V ‘Hunter Green’, pushes the envelope once again — blending mechanical brilliance, cosmic storytelling, and avant-garde design into one breathtaking wristwatch. A New Expression of URWERK’s Iconic Satellite Display When URWERK introduced the original UR-100V series, it was hailed as a revolution in watchmaking displays. Gone were traditional hands, replaced instead by a wandering satellite hour system — an intricate ballet of rotating carousels and telescoping indicators. With the UR-100V ‘Hunter Green’, this iconic system evolves once more: after the hour satellite completes its 60-minute arc across the dial , it vanishes gracefully between two subsidiary dials — re-emerg...

Discover the Grand Seiko Tentagraph SLGC009, the brand’s first mechanical chronograph. Explore its lion-inspired design, Caliber 9SC5 movement, and stunning details. In the world of haute horology, few names inspire the reverence that Grand Seiko commands. Since 1960, Grand Seiko has relentlessly pursued the ideal of perfection, aiming to create watches that embody precision, durability, and beauty. Now, in 2025, the brand introduces a milestone creation that catapults its sports watch offerings to new heights — the Grand Seiko Tentagraph SLGC009, part of the celebrated Sport Collection and affectionately known as the Tokyo Lion. Combining a bold aesthetic, technical innovation, and unrivaled craftsmanship, the Tentagraph marks Grand Seiko’s first-ever mechanical chronograph. With its cutting-edge Caliber 9SC5, radiant Brilliant Hard Titanium case, and lion-inspired design elements, the Tentagraph is a roaring symbol of the brand’s evolution and future ambitions. A Brief History of Gra...

In the rarefied world of haute horlogerie, where artistry and engineering merge to transcend timekeeping, De Bethune has long stood as a quiet revolutionary. Known for its audacious innovation cloaked in classical design codes, the Swiss independent manufacture has consistently pushed the boundaries of what modern watchmaking can be. With the debut of the De Bethune DB25 Monopusher Chronograph , the brand reaffirms its mastery over both form and function, presenting a timepiece that’s as visually poetic as it is mechanically groundbreaking. A New Chapter in the Art of Chronography Chronographs have always held a special place in horology, marrying utility with kinetic beauty. But while many chronographs seek attention through bold aesthetics or oversized architecture, the DB25 Monopusher Chronograph opts for an approach rooted in classic elegance and refined restraint. With its 40.6 mm polished titanium case and a profile that’s just 9.15 mm thick , it wears remarkably slim on the wr...