From innovative materials to interesting collaborations, these five trends have been showing up in this year’s novelties.

In just a few months, the pandemic has changed how we work and play. Collectors tell The Peak about how the ways they appreciate watches have been transformed in a time of tumult.

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

MIKI ROSZIMAN Private equity training manager and Paneristi

Two watches, two distinct takes on vintage military chic.

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

Two major timepiece retailers here have opened their digital doors.

Up close with Panerai’s 2018 astronomy-themed technical highlight.

Panerai’s first moon phase complication is packed into the manufacture’s most complicated watch yet.

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.

These four brands, says Clara How, are the top choices to give you the best returns.

The Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) returns with offerings for audiences old and new.