As Watches & Wonders 2026 begins in Geneva, the Bouverne team will be present to follow the latest developments in the industry. This annual event is a key moment for us to see the new collections and share that information directly with our clients.
When CHANEL presented its first watch, La Première, in 1987, the watchmaking world was abuzz. Thanks to its bold design and artisanal expertise, CHANEL Horlogerie offers iconic watches that embody the aesthetic codes of the House.
Breguet, the grande dame of haute horlogerie, is celebrating its 250th anniversary with, among other things, a tribute to the pioneer of aviation, Louis Breguet, and to its own history. After Paris (Classique Souscription 2025) and Shanghai (Tradition 7035), the iconic house landed in New York for the presentation of the Type XX 2075 chronograph.
One hundred years ago, Longines launched its first dual time zone wristwatch. Today, this iconic brand is celebrating this centenary by unveiling the Spirit Zulu Time 1925, the perfect embodiment of its watchmaking heritage.
Inspired by nature and crafted with poetic precision, Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen unveils a luminous new chapter in its beloved Gipsy Collection. Designer Charlotte Lynggaard presents refined variations of the iconic earrings—smaller, more understated, yet brimming with timeless elegance.
Panerai stands for Italian flair and Swiss watchmaking mastery. Founded in 1860 as a workshop and training school for watchmakers, the brand spent decades quietly developing precision instruments for the Italian Navy. It wasn’t until the late 1990s that Panerai stepped into the spotlight with its now-iconic designs. Today, Panerai stands for technical innovation wrapped in distinctive aesthetics.
In the refined world of Italian high jewelry, Mattioli stands apart with its poetic approach to design and its unwavering dedication to craftsmanship. With 150 years of artisanal heritage, the Maison continues to shape jewelry not just as adornment, but as a language of personal storytelling. Two collections exemplify this ethos: Hiroko, inspired by the delicate grace of cherry blossoms, and Puzzle, a celebration of modular creativity.
Jannes Deduytschaever and his partner Karen have been working hard for many years in the heart of Ghent to achieve a top position in the world of Belgian chocolatiers. With awards such as “Best Chocolatier Flanders” from Gault Millau and “Best Chocolatier in Belgium” from le guide Fooding, he is known as a star chocolatier who takes chocolate to a new, surprising level of taste. For Deduytschaever, this is all about raw materials and a great deal of craftsmanship and creativity. “Quality is paramount,” he says.
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