New Watches

Louis Moinet release three new Speed of Sound references

Editorial Staff

16 Feb 2026 — 1 min read

Louis Moinet has introduced three new references of the Speed of Sound watch, each limited to just three pieces and available in striking colors of black, orange, and green. This limited edition follows the successful 2024 release and features the historic Valjoux 88 movement, which has been modernized and reimagined. The watch is equipped with a unique moon phase display and a special scale that allows the wearer to measure the speed of sound, making it not only a timepiece but also a fascinating tool for weather observation. Crafted from grade 5 titanium, the Speed of Sound is designed to be both lightweight and durable, with a guilloché dial featuring Aletai meteorite accents. The transparent case back showcases intricate hand-engraved floral motifs, adding a poetic touch to the mechanics. With a water resistance of 30 meters and a power reserve of 40 hours, this chronograph combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, making it a standout addition to any watch collection.

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