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The Horage Tourbillon 3 Relik revives the brand’s commitment to affordable, high‑complication watches with a compact 38.5 mm case that feels more wearable than previous larger models. Its skeletonised dial features a grid of coloured squares and a flying tourbillon, while the caseback reveals a labyrinthine view
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Seiko’s new Astron GPS Solar Dual‑Time Chronograph series marks the brand’s 145th anniversary with a refreshed case, dial, and movement. The 43.4 mm titanium case features a two‑piece octagonal bezel and a textured dial layout that moves the sub‑dials to 3, 6, and 9
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The Angelus Tinkler 1958 Quarter Repeater revives a rare 1958 automatic, water‑resistant timepiece that originally broke ground with its acoustic complication. Limited to 15 pieces in 18‑carat yellow gold and 25 in stainless steel, the 2026 reissue stays true to its heritage with a 38 mm case, domed
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The Stewart Dawson SD 911 Black is a striking watch that draws direct inspiration from the iconic Porsche 911. Housed in a 316L stainless‑steel case measuring 42.5 mm in diameter with a 100 m water‑resistance rating, it features a black dial that replicates the classic 1970s gauge
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The Atelier Loreti Celestial Tourbillon is positioned as an affordable entry into the world of tourbillon watches, offering a Swiss‑inspired complication for a fraction of traditional prices. Built around a modified Miyota 8215 base movement, the L.1T mechanism operates at a higher frequency and features a visible tourbillon
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The Citizen Tsuyosa Seconde/Seconde collaboration reimagines a classic 40 mm automatic watch with an integrated bracelet, adding a retro‑inspired pixel‑art minute hand that resembles a katana and dial indices that appear sliced by time. Priced under $500, the piece retains the original’s accessible design while introducing
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Timex’s evolution from a quartz‑focused brand to a contender in the mid‑range luxury market is highlighted by the Giorgio Galli S2Ti, a fully titanium, Swiss‑made watch that represents the pinnacle of the company’s mechanical renaissance. Building on the success of earlier models such as the
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The new 18k Jubilee gold alloy introduced by Rolex adds a pale, almost vintage‑looking gold option to its existing palette of yellow, Everose, white gold, and platinum. This exclusive color is currently available only on the 28235 JG Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day‑Date 40, a flagship President model featuring
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The new Chanel J12 Superleggera Caliber 12.1 revives the iconic “Superleggera” concept by marrying a matte black ceramic case with a two‑tone steel bezel, delivering a sleek, automotive‑inspired aesthetic. Housed in a 42 mm, 12.5 mm thick case, the watch features a black‑lacquered dial with
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The Beaucroft Solaris GMT special edition celebrates British watchmaking with a striking purple‑orange gradient dial that evokes a sunset seen from the sky. Housed in a 39.5 mm 316L stainless‑steel case featuring a scratch‑resistant coating, the watch measures 12.6 mm in thickness, offers 100 metres
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The Greubel Forsey Tourbillon 24 Secondes Architecture is a striking example of haute horology, combining technical innovation with bold aesthetic design. Introduced in 2022 with a limited production run of 66 pieces, the collection now stands at 55 watches, leaving only eleven remaining. The watch features an inclined 25‑degree
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The Baltic Prismic Stone watch combines a minimalist 1970s‑inspired dress‑watch aesthetic with a striking stone dial, offering a refined alternative in the rapidly growing stone‑dial market of 2026. Housed in a 36 mm case that blends 316L stainless steel with a Grade 5 titanium mid‑case, the
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The review highlights Venezianico’s evolution with the introduction of the Arsenale Calendario, a 40 mm integrated‑bracelet sports watch that adds a calendar complication while retaining a slim 11 mm profile and a water resistance of 50 m. Powered by a Miyota 9100 automatic movement with a 42‑hour
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Yema’s latest release, the Navygraf Phantom CMM.10 Limited Edition, presents a fully blacked‑out aesthetic that pushes the brand’s tactical dive‑watch language to its darkest limits. The 38 mm case retains the line’s vintage‑inspired proportions, while the black IP coating on the case, bezel,
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The A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Perpetual Tourbillon Lumen is a striking platinum watch that combines maximalist design with advanced complications. Its 41.9 mm case houses a perpetual calendar, moonphase, day/night indicator, and a 3 Hz hacking tourbillon, all illuminated by a luminous smoked‑sapphire dial that
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The Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Impact collection reimagines the brand’s Impact series with three limited‑edition models that showcase high‑tech materials such as black ceramic, transparent sapphire, crystallized osmium, and diamonds set directly into sapphire. The all‑black ceramic version is limited to 100 pieces, features a
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The new Citizen Challenge Timer “Tsuno” revives the iconic 1970s bullhead chronograph with a modern quartz movement, offering a 38 mm stainless‑steel case, mineral crystal, and a price of €229. It stays faithful to the original design, featuring top‑mounted pushers, a white panda dial with black sub‑dials,
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The 2026 Rolex Yacht‑Master II, reference 126680 in Oystersteel and 126688 in 18 k yellow gold, revives the regatta‑focused chronograph with a slimmer 44 mm case, reduced thickness and a redesigned interface that replaces the Ring Command bezel with two winch‑style pushers. The dial has been cleaned
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The Universal Genève Polerouter, originally created in the 1950s for Scandinavian Airlines, has been revived with a modern reinterpretation that retains its iconic slim case, cross‑hair dial, and textured tension ring while incorporating contemporary materials and finishes. The new collection offers a range of sizes and styles, from understated
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The NORQAIN Wild ONE Skeleton X‑Lite limited edition is an ultra‑light luxury sports watch introduced at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2026. Weighing only 45 grams, it combines a redesigned bezel, case, and two‑piece strap with a proprietary carbon‑fiber “X‑Lite” composite and DLC‑coated titanium, achieving
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The A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen” is a limited‑edition platinum watch that combines a tourbillon with stop‑seconds, an instantaneous perpetual calendar, a big date, a retrograde day‑of‑week, a peripheral month ring, and a luminous moon‑phase display with integrated day/night
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The Roger Dubois Excalibur Lady of the Lake collection presents two elegant 36 mm ladies’ watches, each featuring a diamond‑set rose‑gold case and a refined RD830 automatic calibre. The first model, DBEX1193, showcases a Sovereign Grey dial that symbolizes armour and Viviane’s courage, while the second, DBEX1198,
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The Timex Navi Snoopy Soccer watch combines the sport‑focused design of the Navi series with the beloved Peanuts character, featuring a deep blue sunray dial accented by Snoopy in a soccer kit and an inner 13‑to‑24 index for military time. Housed in a 41 mm stainless‑steel
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The TAG Heuer Monaco Evergraph introduces a groundbreaking chronograph mechanism that relies on bi‑stable compliant structures instead of traditional levers and springs. Developed in partnership with Vaucher Fleurier, the TH80‑00 movement features a buckled control spring and a monolithic hammer component, both pre‑loaded to snap between two
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The Titan Zero Hour Professional Diver 500M is Titan’s first 500‑metre automatic dive watch, featuring a 44 mm black‑coated Grade 2 titanium case, a unidirectional 120‑click sapphire‑insert bezel with Aqua Lock, and a helium escape valve. Powered by Titan’s in‑house automatic Calibre 7AC0,
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The Nivada Grenchen Antarctic Erotic is a limited‑edition, hand‑wound watch that combines a classic three‑hand dial with a playful penguin animation hidden behind the case back. Built on a 38 mm 316L stainless‑steel case, it features a double‑domed sapphire crystal, 20 mm lug spacing, and
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The revamped Tudor Black Bay 58 Black‑Gilt maintains the classic 39 mm case size while becoming slightly thinner at 11.7 mm and featuring refined proportions, a sharper bezel, and a vintage‑style crown. The matte black dial retains its black‑gilt aesthetic but introduces updated gold‑toned hands,
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The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Automatic 37 mm is a refined ultra‑thin sports watch that brings the beloved Octo Finissimo design to a smaller case, offering a 37 mm diameter and a 6.45 mm height in brushed and polished titanium, sandblasted titanium, or 18 k yellow gold. Powered by
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The updated Christopher Ward C63 Sealander collection introduces slimmer cases, optimized bracelets, new lacquered dials, and an upgraded Sellita SW200‑2 Power+ movement for the Automatic models, delivering a longer 65‑hour power reserve and improved accuracy. Both Automatic and GMT versions are available in multiple sizes—36 mm, 39
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The Kiwame Tokyo Mune is a stainless‑steel watch that blends a modest 38mm case, 9.5mm thickness and 100 m water resistance with a thoughtfully designed aesthetic inspired by traditional Japanese roof architecture. Its automatic Miyota 9039 movement offers a 42‑hour power reserve, while the dial features applied
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The Victor Kullberg No 6583 is a one‑minute tourbillon pocket chronometer featuring an Earnshaw detent escapement, a massive free‑sprung compensation balance, an anti‑magnetic helical balance spring, and a reverse chain‑and‑fusee. Crafted by the Swedish‑born English watchmaker Victor Kullberg in the late 19th century, the
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The new Candaux DC12 MaveriK is a titanium‑case watch priced around CHF 100,000, featuring an asymmetric, egg‑shaped case that wraps comfortably around the wrist and offers a 50‑meter water resistance. Its dial presents a bowl‑like, three‑dimensional layout with intertwined sub‑dials forming a figure‑
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The Oak & Oscar Atwood chronograph blends classic American design with modern watchmaking expertise, featuring a 39 mm stainless‑steel case, brushed finish, and a retro “panda” dial available in white, navy, or charcoal. Powered by a manually wound Sellita AMT5100M column‑wheel movement with flyback and a 58‑hour
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The Tudor Monarch review examines the brand’s newest anniversary model unveiled at Watches and Wonders 2026. Positioned as a modern automatic watch that nods to Tudor’s heritage from the 1920s through the 1970s, the Monarch features an angular steel case, a copper‑toned dial with gothic snow‑flake
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The Maurice Lacroix 1975 Master Grand Date Retrograde combines sophisticated mechanical engineering with striking design, featuring a 42 mm stainless‑steel case, a transparent sapphire crystal, and a complex grand date and retrograde day display. Powered by the in‑house ML302 calibre built on a Sellita SW 200‑1 base,
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The new Roger Dubuis Excalibur Brocéliande and Biretrograde Perpetual Calendar watches showcase the brand’s bold and sensual design language, merging fantasy-inspired aesthetics with high‑horology engineering. The 38 mm Brocéliande models, Dawn Rose and Twilight Blue, feature vibrant or muted color schemes, mother‑of‑pearl foliage, diamonds, and bespoke
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The Vaer G2 Meridian GMT offers a practical, everyday‑ready take on the popular Pepsi‑style bezel, combining a lightweight aluminum insert, solid caseback, and a modest 150 m water resistance that makes it suitable for daily wear and travel. Its 39 mm case, low profile, and low‑weight construction
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The Yema Skin Diver Slim Full Lume CMM.20 Limited Edition combines a retro‑inspired 39 mm stainless‑steel case with modern, fully luminescent features. At just 10 mm thick, the watch houses Yema’s in‑house Calibre Manufacture Morteau 20, a micro‑rotor automatic movement that delivers a 70‑
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The new Patek Philippe Celestial Sunrise and Sunset (ref. 6105G‑001) marks a bold departure for the brand, featuring a 47 mm white‑gold case without lugs and an integrated rubber strap that gives the watch a sporty yet refined silhouette. Its most striking innovation is the sunrise and sunset
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Piaget refreshes its Polo line with the Polo Signature Date, a 42 mm stainless‑steel sports watch that reintroduces the brand’s iconic gadroon motif on the dial. Built around the reliable automatic Cal. 1110P, the movement remains thin and well‑finished, but the design takes center stage, featuring a
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The Jaeger‑LeCoultre Master Control Chronometre Perpetual Calendar re‑enters the crowded integrated‑bracelet segment with a sleek, 39 mm steel case, a blue sunray‑brushed dial, and a slim 9.2 mm profile that balances comfort and elegance. Powered by the Caliber 868 movement, it offers a four‑register
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The new Patek Philippe Cubitus Perpetual Calendar Skeleton Ref. 5840P‑001 combines a platinum octagonal case with a fully skeletonised movement, offering a striking visual experience where the dial’s blue PVD grille and the movement’s architecture align to reveal the inner mechanics. Measuring 44.85 mm across and
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The Tissot Visodate has returned with a reimagined design that blends vintage inspiration and modern details. The new 39 mm case features a sleek profile, flat bezel, and faceted lugs, while the sapphire crystal and 50 m water resistance add practicality. The watch is powered by the Powermatic 80 movement
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The 50th‑anniversary collection of the Patek Philippe Nautilus celebrates the iconic sports watch with three limited‑edition models that reinterpret the original’s design in precious metals. The white‑gold “Jumbo” (ref. 5810/1G‑001) and its companion with a blue composite strap (ref. 5810G‑001) both feature 41
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The Citizen Eco-Drive Photon marks a bold step for the brand, celebrating the 50th anniversary of its light‑powered technology with a uniquely designed timepiece. Housed in a Super Titanium case, the watch features a multi‑layered dial that creates a shifting moiré pattern, reflecting both particle and wave concepts
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The Cleguer Horology Inspiration One marks a striking debut for Mathieu Cleguer, showcasing an innovative double‑wheel “Innate” escapement that blends elements of classic Swiss lever designs with a unique tangential impulse system. Housed in a 38.5 mm titanium case, the watch features a champlevé Grand Feu dial, a
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Ressence’s Type 11 marks a decisive step for the brand, introducing its first proprietary calibre, the RW‑01, which powers a distinctive orbital convex system. Housed in a lightweight grade‑5 titanium case with sapphire crystal, the 41 mm watch features a crown‑less, bezel‑less design that is
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Chopard's new blue-dialed L.U.C 1860 dress watch stands out at Watches and Wonders, despite being primarily a dial color change from its predecessor. The 36.5mm case, crafted from Chopard's Lucent Steel alloy, features smooth lines and a polished bezel, creating a sophisticated frame
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The Zenith Chronomaster Revival A384 Tropical Dial is a modern reinterpretation of the iconic A384 watch from the early 1970s, renowned for its unique tonneau shape and a bold aesthetic that set it apart from traditional round chronographs. This latest model features a stainless steel case, a chocolate panda dial
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The Hajime Asaoka Tsunami Edition Blanche is a refined mechanical watch that showcases the craftsmanship and vision of its maker. With a diameter of 37mm, the watch features a polished stainless steel case, a clean white dial with Art Deco influences, and a manual-winding movement characterized by an oversized balance