Martin Green

Living and breathing Haute Horlogerie for more than two decades, Martin Green's everyday life is infused with watches. A love for the history of watches is combined with an eclectic taste, while his studies at the Gemological Institute of America sparked a deeper understanding of diamond set watches. After writing for several international publications he joined Haute Time. Savoring the good life he divides his time between Europe and the US, always on the look out for the next story to write.

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What Happens When Brands Give Ladies Watches A Serious Mechanical Movement?

Let’s be honest, with most ladies watches the focus is on the way they look, not on the way they function. A pity because it is a misconception that women don’t care about the movements that power their watches. Many are equally enticed by the front of their watch, as what they find at the back. READ MORE

Haute Time’s Favorite Watches From MB&F

You always have more fun when with friends, especially when they are working in the watch industry and your name is Maximilian Büsser. In the past 13 years he, together with his friends, has delighted us with the most extraordinary watches. With the synergy that he created with MB&F technical innovation and aesthetic excellence was achieved. When he starts a project all involved don’t think outside the box; they simply ignore the fact that there is a box in the first place. This has propelled MB&F to the forefront of independent watchmakers and made it even harder for us to name our favorites! READ MORE

Watch of the Week: F.P. Journe Octa Divine

What is exceptional for many other brands is standard for F.P. Journe. There are very few watch brands that they can be compared to, as they walk to their own beat. In Journe’s case, that means to strive for the best, each and every day, and that results in exceptional watches, like this Octa Divine. READ MORE

The Art Of The Watch Bracelet

Many of us do it daily: they put their watch around their wrist, close its bracelet and go about with their day. While watches are often considered objects of art, not many put a lot of thought into the bracelets that come with them. The stress and demands that are put on bracelets are significant; not only does their design need to fit in with that of the watch, but they also need to be comfortable to wear, strong and easy to open, but only when you want to. READ MORE

The Best Watches To Enjoy On Your Yacht

You probably have already seen the many amazing yachts that we feature in Haute Yachts. But whether you are on one of those superyachts or enjoy the water from a smaller vessel, the requirements for the watch you wear are quite similar: sturdy, waterproof and good looking! READ MORE

Watch of the Week: Santos de Cartier Skeleton

Earlier this year Cartier had quite a few surprises for us in store: not only did they release an updated version of the Santos de Cartier, but they also introduced a skeleton version which was not only available in pink gold but also in stainless steel. READ MORE