Nature provides infinite inspiration for Harry Winston. A flurry of snow beneath a glistening moon becomes the canvas for this timepiece. The chocolate-coloured mother-of-pearl dial is set into a pink gold case.

Transforming a piece of cold mechanics into a desirable object is an increasingly sophisticated art that calls on advanced technologies and innovative strategies. The Société Suisse de Chronométrie's recent symposium offered a number of interesting examples of what can be done.

The Reverso Tribute Tourbillon Duoface is the first time a flying tourbillon has joined Jaeger-LeCoultre's Duoface concept, whose reversible case pivots to display different time zones on its two dials.

Opened at end August, the new 13,500 square-metre production facility is designed to optimise the entire manufacturing process. There is also a special circuit for visitors who can witness every stage in production.

Golf has plenty to appeal to watchmakers, from its affluent audience to the performance and precision inherent to the game, and the technical challenges this sport represents. The hard part is finding a spot on the greens, which are dominated by a quintet of brands.

True to form, H. Moser & Cie.'s Endeavour Perpetual Moon Concept takes a minimalistic view of the moon-phase complication - in fact, one of the most precise "perpetual" moon phases on the market, deviating by just one day after 1,027 years. The steel version has a Vantablack® dial, the gold version a midnight blue fumé dial.