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The Autodromo Group C Turbo Sport is a compact ana‑digi watch that blends digital and analog functions with a motorsport‑inspired design. Housed in an anodized aluminum case measuring 38.5 mm in diameter and 11.4 mm thick, it features a quartz chronograph movement, sapphire crystal, and a
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The Laurent Ferrier Sport Traveller blends a lightweight grade‑5 titanium case with an integrated bracelet, offering a 42 mm diameter, 13.3 mm thickness, and 100 m water resistance. Its travel‑time complication features a 24‑hour disc and a dedicated pusher system that lets the main hour hand
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The new Timex Expedition Pioneer Automatic expands the brand’s Expedition line beyond its traditional, affordable field watches by introducing a stainless‑steel case, sapphire crystal, 200 m water resistance, and an automatic Miyota 8215 movement. Priced between $429 and $459, the watch offers a 41 mm case, a 60‑
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The Lowenthal Villoresi Chronograph blends 1940s‑50s vintage aesthetics with modern horological craftsmanship. Its aged‑look dial, period‑correct materials, and hand‑wound Lowenthal Calibre 2518—derived from a reworked Valjoux 23—offer a contemporary expression of haute horlogerie while preserving the charm of classic chronographs. Offered in four colourways,
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The Apple Watch Ultra 3, released in 2025, builds on its predecessor with a recycled‑grade titanium case, flat sapphire crystal, and an orange‑accented digital crown and Action Button. It offers a larger 49 mm height, 44 mm width, and 12 mm depth, providing a spacious display that improves
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The Christopher Ward C60 Trident Biscay series revives the brand’s retro‑diver aesthetic with three variants—Automatic, GMT, and Bronze—each offering 200 m water resistance, a screw‑down crown and caseback, and a slim 11 mm (12 mm for GMT) thickness that keeps the watches comfortable on the
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The Christopher Ward C60 Trident Biscay reimagines six decades of diving heritage with a modern, skin‑diver aesthetic. Drawing inspiration from 1960s breath‑hold divers, the collection features slim cases, warm lume, applied Arabic numerals and a distinctive Light‑catcher construction that blends brushed and polished surfaces. Available in 39
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The new AnOrdain Model 1 Porcelain, created in collaboration with designer Kia Tasbihgou, blends classic Breguet-inspired typography with a modern, colorful aesthetic. Built on a 38 mm stainless‑steel case, the watch features a white glazed porcelain dial accented by blue hands, numerals, and subtle details such as a
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The updated Formex Essence Automatic COSC 39mm retains its classic 39 mm case and overall proportions while introducing several technical refinements. Inside the unchanged case lies a new Sellita SW200‑2 Power+ movement, offering a higher 65‑hour power reserve compared to the previous 38‑hour reserve, while maintaining the
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Luminox has partnered with Force Blue to release a special edition Pacific Diver watch that supports the nonprofit’s reef‑restoration work in Miami. The collaboration highlights both brands’ commitment to ocean conservation, with Force Blue employing veterans’ skills to plant and nurture coral in a 100‑yard “patch of
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The Perrelet Turbine Casino Roulette is a limited‑edition, 100‑piece watch that blends the brand’s signature turbine‑blade design with a roulette‑themed dial. Measuring 41 mm in diameter and crafted from grade 2 titanium with brushed and polished finishes, the watch features a rotating central section that
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The Longines Master Chronograph Moonphase has been refreshed for 2026, combining the previously separate 40 mm and 42 mm cases into a sleek 41 mm stainless‑steel case that is 13.80 mm thick. Its silvery‑white dial features an updated barleycorn pattern, flattened minute flange, and a moonphase disc
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The new Omega Speedmaster 38 is positioned as a modern, smaller counterpart to the classic Moonwatch, offering the same iconic design language in a more compact 38 mm case. Launched in 2017 and refreshed for 2026, it features an automatic Co‑Axial chronograph movement (Calibre 3332), a matte black dial
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The new Longines Master Chrono Monopusher revives a historic complication first introduced by the brand in 1911, offering a single‑push chronograph that starts, stops, and resets with one crown‑integrated pusher. Housed in a 41 mm stainless‑steel case measuring 12.60 mm in height, the watch features a
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Longines has refreshed its Master Collection with new sizes and complications, adding 30 mm, 34 mm, 39 mm, and 41 mm models that feature automatic movements, silicon balance springs, and refined barley‑corn patterned dials. The lineup includes a Chrono Moonphase with day, month, date and 24‑hour indicators, a
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Longines has expanded its Master collection with three new models: updated dial variations of the Master 39 and 41, the Master Chrono Moonphase, and the Master Chrono Monopusher. The 39 mm and 41 mm versions retain classic proportions while offering light‑blue barleycorn dials, stainless‑steel cases, and both leather
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The Longines Master Collection introduces a refreshed Chrono Moonphase with a refined dial, slimmer case dimensions, and upgraded applied numerals, while retaining the same Valjoux‑based caliber and a $4,250 price point for both bracelet and leather strap options. The redesign improves legibility and aesthetics through a cleaner typography,
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The limited‑edition collaboration between Seiko, Rowing Blazers, and vintage‑watch expert Eric Wind revives the classic Rally Diver design with fresh, playful details. The 38 mm green version features a racing‑flag‑inspired checkerboard bezel, a dial that shifts from vivid green to near‑black in low light, and
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The Bernhardt Captain is an unexpected yet elegant dress watch from an American microbrand, priced at $749 and featuring a Cypress green guilloché dial paired with a polished rose‑gold‑toned titanium‑nitride coated steel case. Its 38 mm case, 9.55 mm thickness, and 45 mm lug‑to‑lug
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The piece recounts a lifelong fascination with Rolex’s iconic GMT‑Master II, particularly the red‑and‑blue “Pepsi” bezel, and describes the journey that finally led to acquiring a vintage reference 16710. After years of dreaming, researching, and navigating the complexities of a long‑running model line, the author
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The Porsche Design Chronograph 1 All‑Titanium limited edition combines a titanium case with optional leather straps, offering a versatile look that references the brand’s heritage while introducing modern convenience through a quick‑release system. The new timepieces are produced in Porsche Design’s freshly opened Manufacture in Grenchen,
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The Roger Dubuis Excalibur Biretrograde Perpetual Calendar blends the brand’s signature biretrograde calendar format with the modern Excalibur case, delivering a lavishly layered dial featuring “Astral Blue” mother‑of‑pearl inlays, a striking pink‑gold moon phase, and finely finished snail cams for day and date. Housed in a
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The Ollech & Wajs Early Bird EB‑24 revives a historic 1960s dive watch inspired by the Intelsat I satellite, blending heritage design with modern engineering. Housed in a 39.5 mm stainless‑steel case with a blue‑and‑red bidirectional bezel, the watch features a 24‑hour dial, black
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The Bosphorus Leather Petra case offers a luxurious, traditionally crafted solution for watch storage, combining dark, leather‑wrapped aesthetics with Victorian‑inspired opulence. Measuring 12.4 × 8.1 × 4.5 inches, the case accommodates eight watches in a sleek outer shell featuring hand‑painted patina, riveted edge trim, wooden reinforcement
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The Gerald Charles Masterlink Perpetual Calendar is a high‑luxury titanium timepiece that combines an integrated bracelet with a sophisticated automatic perpetual calendar movement. Designed by Octavio Garcia and built around the in‑house GCA11000 calibre, the watch features a 38‑40 mm case, 100 m water resistance, a smoked‑
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The Seiko Presage Classic Series introduces two new limited‑edition models, the HCC002 and the HCC008, which blend affordable elegance with robust construction. Both watches feature a 38 mm case, a 12.9 mm thickness, and a 100‑metre water resistance, housing Seiko’s in‑house 6R51 automatic movement that
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The Girard‑Perlogaux Neo Constant Escapement showcases a revolutionary silicon blade that replaces the traditional coiled balance spring, delivering a constant‑force escapement that stabilises power delivery and enhances precision. Housed in a 45 mm pink‑gold case, the movement features an open‑worked dial, golden bridges, and a striking
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The Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 126000 with the new Jubilee dial combines a strikingly complex ten‑color printed design with the brand’s renowned mechanical excellence. Each dial requires around ten days to produce, involving 25‑30 precise printing passes, drying cycles, and meticulous alignment checks before the final white‑
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The Louis Vuitton Escale Twin Zone combines practical travel functionality with refined elegance, offering dual complete sets of hands on a single axis that allow independent adjustment of two time zones across all 38 global zones, including those with 30‑ or 45‑minute offsets. Its solid gold hands display local
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The piece explores three distinct ways enthusiasts can acquire a coveted Rolex Daytona, highlighting a charity raffle offering a $100 K yellow‑gold model, Drake’s one‑of‑a‑kind “Ice Gradient” Daytona created to celebrate his musical milestones, and an open call by Mr Jones Watches inviting young designers
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The Wren Diver One Abyss builds on the brand’s 41 mm Diver One platform, featuring a striking Musou Black sandwich dial that absorbs 99.4 % of visible light, allowing aqua hour markers and indices to appear suspended above an almost pitch‑black surface. The watch combines 200 metres of
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Sylvain Pinaud’s newest creation, the Sylvain Pinaud Tourbillon, builds on the design language of the Origine series while introducing a 30‑second, 3 Hz tourbillon with a zero‑reset system. Produced in three limited editions of ten pieces each—two platinum‑cased and one titanium‑cased—the watch combines
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The 2026 Baume & Mercier Joia collection reinterprets classic women’s watch design with a modern twist, featuring a petite 28 mm stainless‑steel case, quartz movement, and a satin‑style dial. While most models are priced around $1,500, the Joia 10850 stands out with 40 round‑cut diamonds
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The 02SERIES Gen2 from Studio Underd0g builds on the brand’s playful, boundary‑pushing ethos, offering a modern field watch that stands out in a market dominated by traditional Dirty Dozen‑inspired designs. With a slightly larger 37.5 mm case, a slimmer 11.5 mm profile, and a 46
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The A. Lange & Söhne Zeitwerk Date in pink gold combines a striking 18‑karat pink gold case with a grey dial, featuring oversized jumping numerals for hours and minutes and a date ring that encircles the dial’s edge. Its 44.2 mm case houses a manually‑wound calibre
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The Slim d’Hermès Squelette Lune 39.5 mm is a finely crafted skeleton watch that combines a 39.5 mm case with a modest 8.8 mm thickness, offering a sleek profile suitable for both male and female wrists. Available in DLC‑treated titanium or polished 950 platinum, it
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The Credor Locomotive “Dawn Blue” GCCR995, unveiled at Watches & Wonders, revives the iconic 1978 design by Gerald Genta with a striking blue titanium case and bracelet. Its embossed hexagonal dial shifts between a uniform blue and a chequered effect, while the titanium bracelet features a unique integrated‑disintegrated construction
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The Breitling Aerospace Repetition Minutes, reference E65362, stands out as a quartz‑driven watch that incorporates an electronic minute repeater, a rare complication for a quartz timepiece. Introduced in 1996, it combined the Calibre 65 movement with a full suite of functions—local time, second timezone, chronograph, countdown timer, alarm
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The Minerva The Unveiled Chronograph Limited Edition 30 Yellow Gold combines a 43 mm 18 k yellow‑gold case with a brown‑coated reversed calibre, exposing the chronograph mechanism on the dial side. The skeletonised sapphire ring, Super‑LumiNova hour markers, and gold‑toned hands create a striking visual contrast,
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The Bamford London GMT Forged Carbon is a versatile travel watch that combines a sleek, cushion‑shaped case with a GMT function, allowing the wearer to track multiple time zones. Powered by a Swiss‑made Sellita SW330‑2 automatic movement, it offers a 4 Hz beat rate, 56‑hour power
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The RM 64‑01 Tourbillon Colnago, a limited‑edition Richard Mille watch, draws its design from the Colnago C68 road bike ridden by Tour de France champion Tadej Pogačar. Its large tonneau‑shaped case, made from white Quartz TPT carbon composite with titanium‑blue accents, combines lightweight ergonomics with a
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The Beaucroft Contour GMT impresses with a striking case design that blends elegance and durability, featuring a 39.5 mm diameter, 12.6 mm thickness, and a polished chamfer that flows into a brushed side. Its 46.5 mm lug‑to‑lug profile, 100 m water resistance, screw‑down crown,
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The Privé Les Opus collection showcases three platinum models—Crash Squelette, Tank Normale, and Tortue Chronographe Monopoussoir—released at Watches & Wonders to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Cartier’s high‑end Privé line. The Crash Skelette is the only entirely new piece, featuring an open‑worked calibre 1967 MC
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The Franck Muller Vanguard Damascus collection showcases the brand’s daring use of Damascus steel, a material prized for its distinctive patterns and strength, across both the case and strap of the watches. The line includes a solid‑dial time‑and‑date model and a more aggressive Racing version with
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Frederique Constant has refreshed its Classic Worldtimer with a downsized 40 mm case, a new five‑link steel bracelet option, and a navy‑blue or gradient‑blue dial, while eliminating the date sub‑dial to improve legibility. The update introduces the in‑house FC‑719 movement, the brand’s 35th
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The Nomos Club Campus collection continues its tradition of blending Bauhaus-inspired design with vibrant colour palettes, now featuring the Full Rose and All Olive editions. Both models are available in 36 mm and 38.5 mm stainless‑steel cases, offering a slim profile, 100 m water resistance, and a
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The Benrus Type 1 Mil Spec recreates the brand’s classic 1970s military dive watch with modern materials and refined dimensions, offering a 39.5 mm stainless‑steel case, sandblasted finish, and a 12‑hour asymmetric dial that emphasizes legibility. Powered by an ETA 2892 automatic movement with a 42‑
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The Chopard Mille Miglia Classic Chronograph Raticosa celebrates the historic Italian rally by blending vintage-inspired design with modern technical excellence. Housed in a 40.5 mm Lucent steel case, the watch features a matte eggshell‑white dial, beige Super‑LumiNova hour markers, and a red‑tipped central chronograph seconds
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The Citizen Series 8 880 GMT collection offers modern, angular designs that blend contemporary aesthetics with the classic functionality of a GMT watch. Featuring 41 mm stainless‑steel cases, distinctive gold‑toned or blue‑and‑black dials inspired by the Tokyo skyline, and a robust in‑house caliber 9054 with
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The EDGE Collection from CIGA design showcases a bold approach to watchmaking by exposing the inner mechanics of each piece, turning the movement itself into a visual centerpiece. Spanning three families—Hunter, Falcon, and Vector—the lineup includes titanium, stainless‑steel, and carbon‑fibre cases, all featuring skeletonised dials, curved