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Tatler GMT is a premier horology magazine celebrating the best of watches, with a mission to become the ultimate resource for watch communities in Asia. The publication offers engaging CEO interviews, in-depth reports, captivating visuals, and compelling stories exploring the watch collector and enthusiast communities.

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The Best of Watches and Wonders 2026 • The timepieces that left an indelible impression long after our return from Geneva

Bare Bones • These are skeletons you won't mind having in the closet—skeleton watches, that is. Stripping away to reveal what is usually hidden, they make closed dials look positively dull

Hop On • The jumping hour may look digital at a glance, but beneath the aperture lies pure mechanical theatre

Play Date • Chanel treats watches as more than instruments for measuring time—they are a proper canvas for letting its imagination run free

Franckly Speaking • From high complications to artistic expressions, Franck Muller hits its stride with these winning novelties

Good Sport • For 16 years, the Unico calibre has defined Hublot's innovative approach. Now, the Big Bang Reloaded puts it fully on display

White Heat • IWC Schaffhausen goes full throttle with standout novelties built around some of its most advanced watchmaking innovations yet

Pressing Matter • H. Moser & Cie. teams up with Reebok on a Streamliner that swaps the crown for a push-button winding system

Disappearing Act • Parmigiani Fleurier makes a strong case for the most elegant chronograph yet

Ready, Set, Go • Tag Heuer doubles down on its chronograph legacy with a radical new movement architecture and a sharpened-up Monaco range that looks firmly to the future

Precise Grace • Zenith updates the flagship Chronomaster Sport with a dressy model and a skeletonised collection featuring a new patented clasp

The Architect of Stillness • From a clandestine workbench in Nagano, Shin Ohno emerges as the new voice in Japanese independent watchmaking

In Good Hands • Independent watchmaker Michael Dubs on three decades in the craft, the atelier he built with his family, and why the best thing you can do with knowledge is pass it on

Scaling Up • How these ground-breaking in-house calibres from Louis Vuitton are rewriting the rules of high-end travel complications for the modern globetrotter

To Infinity and Beyond • The story of the Omega Speedmaster, from race track to the Moon

BEYOND THE HORIZON • From a sky-mapping Celestial to a chiming alarm and a skeleton perpetual calendar, Patek Philippe’s three new grand complications each do something the manufacture has never done before

PERPETUAL FLAWLESSNESS • Rado revisits the Integral as it celebrates 40 years of high-tech ceramic mastery

MINERVA UNWOUND • After almost 20 years, Minerva begins a new chapter as a standalone brand although it remains part of Montblanc

TICKING TRIBUTES • The anniversary watches of 2026 show a shift in commemorative watchmaking, away from nostalgia for its own sake and toward a sharper expression of identity, craftsmanship and intent

THE FAIR IS DEAD. LONG LIVE THE SHOW • Six years after Baselworld's collapse and the transformation of SIHH, the traditional watch fair has not disappeared but evolved—reshaped by brands, retailers and collectors into a more diffuse, global model

CHECK MATE • Discover the savoir-faire behind this unique Chanel chess set

Prime Time • Thierry Stern, president of Patek Philippe, talks Nautilus, Cubitus, succession and that famous slogan

Hidden Complexity • Guido Terreni spills the tea on Parmigiani’s Tonda PF Chronographe Mysterieux—perhaps the best...