More than 200 lots will go under the hammer at Dorotheum's upcoming luxury watch auction online and in a Vienna saleroom. Around half of the...

Robin Swithinbank argues that tiny artisan independents are racing ahead of a stale Swiss watchmaking sector that is out-of-touch, irrelevant, not cool.

First independent watchmakers toppled Patek Philippe from the top step of the Geneva Watch auction podium. Now ladies' watches have commanded higher prices than men's at Bonham's latest auction.

Dramatic shift in the market sees living artists beating big brands with centuries of history.

Bonhams will preview watches that will be going under the hammer at two of its autumn auctions at this week's WATCHPRO Salon.

Patek Philippe produced the most expensive timepiece at the Only Watch 2021 charity auction with its Complicated Desk Clock selling for CHF 9.5 million.

Condition of the watch — its dial sumptuously aged to a milk chocolate "tropical" colour — had collectors in a frenzy.

Simon De Burton is witnessing the global auction business burst back into life with world records likely to tumble at the autumn sales in New York, London, Dubai and Hong Kong. But all eyes will be inexorably drawn to Geneva for the blockbuster deals this season as unique lots go under the hammer from the likes of Patek Philippe, F. P. Journe and Philippe Dufour.

Every dollar raised by The Pink Dial Project will go to the Union of International Cancer Control (UICC), to support its global work.

All proceeds from the sale will go to children’s charity the Two Bit Circus Foundation, in a timed online auction that began at the weekend and ends on October 22 October on Bonhams.com.