Beneath the sea, up in the air, scaling snow-capped peaks or simply for a day around town, the sport watch lends itself to just about every situation. From stylish to rugged, here is our selection of 13 models spotted at Watches and Wonders Geneva.

Brands are whetting our appetite ahead of the big reveals for 2021 with a bevy of new chronographs.

After vintage, make way for the luxury sport watch. Kicking off the watch industry year, each of the three LVMH watch brands is presenting its interpretation of this new “must have”.

Covid-19 shutdowns prevented Richard Mille from surpassing one billion Swiss francs in turnover, but it’s only a matter of time for the brand which checked out of 2020 with its most complex chronograph to date.

Past months have seen the chronograph's popularity soar. Dressed up or dressed down, this useful complication is a symbol of precision.

This year Tudor celebrates fifty years since the launch of its first chronograph, a complication that has played a starring role in the brand's collections ever since, most recently with a vintage feel. So what can we look forward to in 2020?

As tool watches gain in popularity, the chronograph's star continues to rise. Whether reissues of legendary models, new executions of vintage designs or high-flying mechanisms, brands have it covered. Here's our selection.