Bonhams announces the sale of the ‘Haslinger Collection’ of fine and rare Heuer watches on Wednesday 15 December at Bonhams New Bond Street, London. These 81 watches in the collection represent the ‘best of the best’ which is why TAG Heuer is to showcase highlights of them as part of their anniversary celebrations. The watches range in value from £1,500 to £15,000.
TAG Heuer has also created a unique watch especially for this auction. It is based on the newly launched Silverstone model and the dial will incorporate Jack Heuer’s signature, a true one-off for the discerning collector. All proceeds will be donated to the Green Cross International charity. Arno Haslinger will also donate his original Silverstone to be auctioned for this cause and Bonhams will add a further 20% to the hammer price and an additional £5,000 in support of the charity.

Tag Heuer teams with Tesla for special-edition car and watch in 150th anniversary

The heralded watch company Tag Heuer turns 150 years old in 2010, and to commemorate it has worked with famed car maker Tesla to create a special one-of-a-kind roadster. This car even has a special console to display a new exclusively-crafted Tag Heuer watch.

Small family-owned watch company Ora reveals first Baselworld display

The Ora Swiss Watch Company, a small outfit located in northern Switzerland, has revealed the Ora #1 watch, a unique box-shaped device with an extremely decorative case of titanium and sapphire.

For the first time, Kyocera's "created ruby" product will be used in a wristwatch.

Casio and Kyocera together have announced that Casio will release a limited-edition watch under its highest-end MR-G line that uses Kyocera's recrystallized ruby. That technology had previous only been used in "traditional jewelry applications" (bracelets, necklaces, etc).

Celsius X VI II to unveil mobile phone with mechanical watch innards

When most people think of merging phones and watches these days, the first thing that comes to mind is a wristwatch that is also a phone. I mean, there's nothing unique about a phone that is also a watch. Those are a dime (a penny, really) a dozen. So leave it to the minds of a high-fashion French design company to take that bland concept and make it something exquisite.

The annual Baselworld trade show in Switzerland, which covers the world of high fashion and jewelry, runs from this Thursday, March 18, through next Thursday the 25th. In the month leading up to this always-exciting show, Wrist Dreams has provided more pre-show coverage than any other site.

New automatic timekeeping device from Roadnia celebrates company's 80th anniversary

The Cazius Automatic is the newest timepiece from Rodania, offering a stainless steel case and a bold design with three small counters (minutes, seconds, hours) and day/date windows. And even though it has a modern look, the time indicators are Roman numerals.

Hundreds of diamonds and pearls make up famous bling piece from Louis Golay

This latest watch from Louis Golay has nearly 450 diamonds, 18K white gold, and over 100 pearls. It's definitely one of those timepieces that's more about jewelry than it is about keeping time.

Volna presents high-tech watch with Grade 5 titanium

This is the newest watch from Russian-based Volna. Designed to incorporate symbols and colors from the world of nuclear energy, this chronograph has a 3-part case that is completely made of Grade 5 titanium, the highest grade possible.

One word: Wow

Check out this latest piece from Thomas Prescher. Created with the intent of better displaying the inner workings of its sophistical mechanical moving parts, Thomas Prescher created the mesmerizing Double Axis Tourbillon.

Tissot wristwatch inspired by high-speed racing for automobile fans

Watchmaking specialist Tissot's latest product is the Veloci-T Gent. With the play-on-words of "velocity," the watch is obviously going for a speed theme, and it says it specifically crafted the dial to look like a steering wheel and the rest of the windows to look like other driving tools, like speedometers.

Watchmaker Urwerk showcases one of its final products as it prepares to shut down operations on one of its biggest watch lines

One of the most creative watch designers in the industry, Urwerk, is going to stop production of its "103" collection at the end of the year. To end it with a punch, the company has the Mexican Fireleg, a watch high highly unusual color and design choices.