If 2020 had gone as planned, the peak would have headed to Geneva in april to attend Watches & Wonders, the major watch fair formerly known the Salon Internationale de la haute horlogerie, or SIHH

Montblanc’s latest Patron of Art Edition honours the Aztec Empire.

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The latest and most talked - about collection

Montblanc’s new Meisterstuck Calligraphy Collection turns the act of writing into a sublime form of self-expression.

A glittering canvas for artistic and creative expression, the encompassing Bohème watch collection is Montblanc’s answer to women’s horology desires.

A showcase for new technologies, robots and a series of talks livestreamed to audiences around the world:

Not just your heart rate, but even sleep and ovulation cycles, and oxygen levels – that’s what the new fitness trackers can track.

With signs of recovery everywhere, following a dismal economic slowdown, brands are – understandably – playing it safe when it comes to launches.

From horological significance to movement intricacies, the collectors on the following pages tell us about their favourite timepieces beyond the surface.

Celeb host Diana Ser gives a masterclass on how to refresh, upgrade and style your closet classics BY AARON KOK

How a luxury lifestyle juggernaut is writing its future with solidly backed expansion, subtle design and the occasional stylistic surprise.

WITH MORE PARTICIPATING WATCH BRANDS(35), MORE VISITORS THAN EVER (20,000) AND NEW DIGITAL INITIATIVES, THE SALON INTERNATIONAL DE LA HAUTE HORLOGERIE (SIHH) ANNUAL WATCH FAIR IS MOVING TOWARDS ACHIEVING THAT TRICKY EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN EXCLUSIVITY AND HOLDING ITS OWN IN A NOISY DIGITAL-DOMINATED WORLD. HERE, OUR REPORT FROM GENEVA, FEATURING THE FAIR’S BEST BOOTHS, CELEBRITY SPOTTINGS, WATCH-CHIEF QUOTES, AND OF COURSE, WATCHES AND HOROLOGICAL INNOVATIONS.

Having successfully tackled sky-high watchmaking as well as affordable luxury, the chameleonic Montblanc now turns its attention to its sports offerings.

Long for the days when the festive season had more heart? Montblanc couldn’t agree more, and hopes to bring back the magic in the form of handcrafted horology.

Montblanc chief Jerome Lambert is taking the luxury lifestyle brand into the future the good old- fashioned way: By focusing on craftsmanship, value and functionality, not frills.

The Peak and Montblanc present a celebration of 110 years of pioneering spirit and fine craftsmanship.

Montblanc celebrates 110 years of craftsmanship by working a sinuous symbol of renewal into exceptional pieces across its collections.

How do you take a heritage brand into the future? For this creative chief, the answer is a little more soul and a little less structure.