A NEW ERA
17th November 2021
While once considered a mere passing trend in watchmaking, the ceramic watch is no longer just a fad. Non-metallic cases are part of a bold and brilliant watch evolution, and the truth is that ceramic materials have become permanent fixtures in the horological world.
Hublot Big Bang Meca-10 Watch 69691 | £18,200
TAG HEUER
Formula 1 Watch
76326 | £1,900
HUBLOT
Big Bang Sang Bleu II Watch
76536 | £22,600
TUDOR
Black Bay Ceramic Watch
76817 | £3,550
ZENITH
Zenith Defy El Primero Watch
68721 | £11,300
HUBLOT
Classic Fusion Aerofusion Watch
57318 | £13,000
ZENITH
Defy 21 Urban Jungle Watch
76252 | £12,200
TAG HEUER
Aquaracer Watch
75207 | £2,250
CONTINUE READING
TRUE BLUE
Blue is still the most in demand colour in horology right now and this edit shows you why.
PANDA EYES
There’s no more playful sight than a wide-eyed monochrome chronograph – born of motorsport, now catnip to every design-conscious watchmaker.
DARK MATTER
Guaranteeing depth and intensity, a black timepiece will always make you stand out from the crowd.