Alex Switzer

Vacheron Constantin’s newly renovated boutique at 88 Collins Street marks a significant moment for Melbourne’s watch community, acting as a bridge between Swiss heritage and Australian culture

At Watches and Wonders 2025, Jaeger-Lecoultre unveiled the 1931 Polo Club, a celebration of the watchmaker’s equestrian heritage. Here, we take a closer look at the collection

Two-time grand slam champion Pat Rafter sits down with Esquire to discuss how much tennis has evolved since his time on court – and how Rolex figures into all of it

At Watches & Wonders 2025, A. Lange & Söhne unveiled three extraordinary creations that showcase its unparalleled craftsmanship and innovation. From the highly complex Minute Repeater Perpetual to the sporty yet elegant Odysseus Honey Gold and two refined additions to the 1815 collection, these timepieces embody the brand’s dedication to timeless design and technical mastery.

Two years after its celebrated revival, IWC’s Ingenieur collection returns with seven bold new references that expand its modern identity while honouring Gérald Genta’s iconic design. From the robust Perpetual Calendar 41 to the striking black ceramic Automatic 42, and the green-dialled Automatic 40 worn by Brad Pitt in the upcoming F1 film, these watches showcase innovation, heritage, and style in equal measure. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Take a look inside how the smart mattress maker is changing the game

The brand’s slim new watch features a revolutionary pad-printed dial, ultra-thin movement, and a fresh take on the brand’s equestrian heritage. Of course, collectors are already circling