Singer, the independent watchmaking atelier renowned for pushing the boundaries of design and innovation, proudly unveils the Heritage Collection—a new chapter in the brand’s philosophy and the official launch of its Restored pillar.
This collection breathes new life into a legend of horology, the Valjoux 236, a movement that refined and perfected the legacy of its predecessor, the Valjoux 23.
Singer, the independent watchmaking atelier renowned for pushing the boundaries of design and innovation, proudly unveils the Heritage Collection—a new chapter in the brand’s philosophy and the official launch of its Restored pillar.
This collection breathes new life into a legend of horology, the Valjoux 236, a movement that refined and perfected the legacy of its predecessor, the Valjoux 23.
Born from an icon that has shaped the history of watchmaking, the Fifty Fathoms Automatique 42mm in stainless steel joins Blancpain’s permanent collection. Following the success of the 2023 limited edition, the Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary Act 1, and the brushed grade 23 titanium and red gold versions launched last year, this new model pays homage to the legendary Fifty Fathoms of 1953. A return to the roots, with a striking touch of modernity.
What came first: the chicken or the egg? The Pioneer Centre Seconds Sunny-Side Up asks, ‘Does it matter?’ With its eye-catching design, this 40mm timepiece hatches a delicious twist on the Pioneer collection. The yellow fumé dial gleams like a sun-kissed yolk, while the white rubber strap mirrors the pristine clarity of stiff egg whites. Powered by the HMC 201, it’s a playful reminder that it doesn’t matter what came first or last — just embrace the present moment. Oh look, it’s time for brunch.
Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali united a nation through their professional rivalry and extraordinary real-life friendship. Now, Breitling unveils two vibrant limited-edition chronographs dedicated to the Italian cyclists’ legacy of resilience and achievement.
Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali weren’t just champions – they were symbols of sportsmanship. In the 1940s and 1950s, their legendary rivalry was matched only by their respect for each other, famously captured in a moment of shared endurance: passing a water bottle just before the final push. Both were Breitling ambassadors at a time when the brand was the official timekeeper for cycling’s greatest races. Competing fiercely yet united by their love of the sport, they dominated the European circuit, defined an era, and inspired millions.
Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali united a nation through their professional rivalry and extraordinary real-life friendship. Now, Breitling unveils two vibrant limited-edition chronographs dedicated to the Italian cyclists’ legacy of resilience and achievement.
Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali weren’t just champions – they were symbols of sportsmanship. In the 1940s and 1950s, their legendary rivalry was matched only by their respect for each other, famously captured in a moment of shared endurance: passing a water bottle just before the final push. Both were Breitling ambassadors at a time when the brand was the official timekeeper for cycling’s greatest races. Competing fiercely yet united by their love of the sport, they dominated the European circuit, defined an era, and inspired millions.
Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali united a nation through their professional rivalry and extraordinary real-life friendship. Now, Breitling unveils two vibrant limited-edition chronographs dedicated to the Italian cyclists’ legacy of resilience and achievement.
Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali weren’t just champions – they were symbols of sportsmanship. In the 1940s and 1950s, their legendary rivalry was matched only by their respect for each other, famously captured in a moment of shared endurance: passing a water bottle just before the final push. Both were Breitling ambassadors at a time when the brand was the official timekeeper for cycling’s greatest races. Competing fiercely yet united by their love of the sport, they dominated the European circuit, defined an era, and inspired millions.
Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali united a nation through their professional rivalry and extraordinary real-life friendship. Now, Breitling unveils two vibrant limited-edition chronographs dedicated to the Italian cyclists’ legacy of resilience and achievement.
Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali weren’t just champions – they were symbols of sportsmanship. In the 1940s and 1950s, their legendary rivalry was matched only by their respect for each other, famously captured in a moment of shared endurance: passing a water bottle just before the final push. Both were Breitling ambassadors at a time when the brand was the official timekeeper for cycling’s greatest races. Competing fiercely yet united by their love of the sport, they dominated the European circuit, defined an era, and inspired millions.
Engines roar, tires grip the road, and Breitling’s Top Time is back in the race – this time with a full-throttle return to its boldest 1960s designs. The newly unveiled Top Time Racing and Top Time Martini Racing® chronographs revive the era’s most unconventional details: a striking cushion case, squircle subdials, and the unmistakable dashboard dial. Two models capture the thrill of rally, while a third, created in partnership with Martini Racing, channels the high-speed energy of the track. Each is limited to just 750 pieces – built for those who live life at full speed.
Engines roar, tires grip the road, and Breitling’s Top Time is back in the race – this time with a full-throttle return to its boldest 1960s designs. The newly unveiled Top Time Racing and Top Time Martini Racing® chronographs revive the era’s most unconventional details: a striking cushion case, squircle subdials, and the unmistakable dashboard dial. Two models capture the thrill of rally, while a third, created in partnership with Martini Racing, channels the high-speed energy of the track. Each is limited to just 750 pieces – built for those who live life at full speed.
