The Moonswatch is a piece of marketing perfection. Combining a famed luxury timepiece with an equally popular yet significantly lower-priced fashion icon watch, this piece is already one for the history books.

After more than two years, Watches and Wonders once again threw open its doors to 38 major and independent brands and today we'll go over the top timepieces from the event.

Nothing says ‘Invest in Our Planet’ - this year’s Earth Day theme - quite like a quality timepiece made of sustainable materials, we picked the top 5 most environmentally friendly watches in the world.

The history of Azimuth, the watch company with some of the strangest watches you've ever seen.

The Patek Philippe 2499 is one of the world’s most sought-after watches. With only 349 units produced in history – an average of nine pieces per year, John Lennon's model is truly a marvel and a treasured piece of history.

The Swatch watch represented a sorely-needed renaissance for the Swiss watch industry after it was devastated by the advent of the quartz movement in 1969.

The most environmentally conscious watch brand in the world

How did the Swiss watch industry get their start?

Charles Lindbergh worked, with Longines, to produce one of the Swiss brand’s most historically significant timepieces. An intricate instrument, compared to current technology, the Hour Angle is still a remarkable timepiece, even today.

A masterpiece in horology was created and launched in 1972, that stands as America's biggest watch success story. The shiny, new Pulsar – announced the Pulsar Time Computer, billed as the world's first digital watch.