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VC.P Selection Archive

Three stories,
kept in time.

Selected watch-industry reporting, retained by date.

  1. 01

    Nomos turns its dials into an atelier

    Nomos’s made-to-order Twice Unique collection treats five familiar models as canvases for nine artist-led dial designs. Each commission pairs a steel watch with an 18K gold counterpart, favouring handwork and individuality over conventional limited-edition logic.

    Fratello ↗

  2. 02

    The GPHG finalists set the stage for November

    The 2026 GPHG finalists are now public ahead of the November 7 ceremony. Revised, non-gendered categories and a new jury president signal an awards institution seeking a broader global audience—while giving smaller brands a meaningful stage.

    Hodinkee ↗

  3. 03

    Rolex sends four unique Daytonas to charity auction

    Four one-off, season-inspired gem-set Daytonas will be sold separately by Phillips in London on September 28. The proceeds support the Federer Foundation and Re:wild, placing a rare public Rolex project at the intersection of craftsmanship and philanthropy.

    Fratello ↗

  1. 01

    Geneva Watch Days signals a renewed search for volume

    With 71 brands and nearly 400 new watches, the fair pointed to smaller cases, bolder design and a renewed interest in more attainable price points—an industry response to shrinking unit sales and younger buyers.

    Luxus Plus ↗Forbes ↗

  2. 02

    Hermès’s watchmaking ambitions meet a perception problem

    After two decades of investment, Hermès is building real watchmaking scale. Yet its association with Birkin access and weaker resale values shows that technical capability alone does not create collector confidence.

    The Wall Street Journal ↗

  3. 03

    Watch fairs multiply as the industry looks for new audiences

    Geneva Watch Days continues to grow, new collector-led fairs are emerging in the US, and MCH Group is preparing Basilia for 2027. Physical shows are becoming places for brands, media and communities to meet—not merely order-taking events.

    Financial Times ↗