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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
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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
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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
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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
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The Cartier Privé La Collection Tank Normale celebrates the brand’s original 1917 Tank design, offering a yellow‑gold 18k version that blends historic aesthetics with modern craftsmanship. Featuring a square, chunky case measuring 25.7 mm by 32.6 mm, a beveled sapphire crystal, and Breguet‑style hands on
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Panerai’s new Luminor 31 Giorni PAM01631 combines a striking 44 mm brushed Goldtech case with a skeletonised dial that showcases a highly engineered movement capable of a 31‑day power reserve. The watch features a proprietary gold‑copper‑platinum alloy that resists corrosion while delivering a deep red hue,
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The Saxonia Annual Calendar from A. Lange & Söhne blends compact dimensions with high‑grade materials, offering a 36 mm white or pink gold case that is only 9.8 mm thick. It features a big‑date display, annual calendar, and moon‑phase complication, all powered by the in‑house
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The Lebond Attraction watch draws inspiration from Antoni Gaudí’s unbuilt Hotel Attraction, translating the visionary architecture into a 38 mm titanium timepiece with a unique layered dial that displays minutes, hours, and seconds through rotating discs. Its lightweight case, micro‑sanded matte finish, and anti‑fingerprint coating create a
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The piece introduces Mathieu Cleguer’s debut watch, the Inspiration One, highlighting his transition from automotive engineering to independent watchmaking. After gaining experience with several high‑end independents, Cleguer launched his own brand, emphasizing a philosophy that merges technical precision with creative design. The Inspiration One showcases a proprietary “innate
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The IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar Ceralume (Ref. IW505801) showcases a luminous ceramic case that glows under UV light, a result of a collaborative development process between IWC’s XPL division and Super‑LumiNova specialist RC Tritec. The watch features a fully lumed dial, hands, moonphase disc, year
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The Patek Philippe Cubitus Perpetual Calendar Skeleton 5840P represents the first Grand Complication in the Cubitus line, combining a square‑shaped 45 mm platinum case with an open‑worked skeleton dial that showcases a blue PVD‑coated horizontal stripe motif and a single oversized moon phase display. Its in‑house
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The Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 with a multicoloured Jubilee dial celebrates the brand’s 100th‑anniversary focus on colour, offering a bold, graphic dial that features ten distinct hues printed individually. Housed in a 36 mm Oystersteel case with a polished domed bezel, the watch retains the classic Oyster bracelet
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The H. Moser & Cie Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Concept Tantalum is a limited‑edition, 42 mm case watch crafted from dense tantalum, giving it a substantial feel while maintaining comfort through a curved sapphire crystal and ergonomic design. Its minimalist dial features a sunburst‑patterned tantalum surface without indices, relying
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The Unimatic Modello Quattro U4S‑T‑LB Limited Edition is a lightweight titanium reinterpretation of the brand’s modern military‑style field watch, featuring a 40 mm case, 12.7 mm thickness, and a striking California dial in mint‑green with blue‑glowing Super‑LumiNova indexes. Powered by a Sellita
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The 2026 rework of Frederique Constant’s Worldtimer Manufacture introduces a more compact 40 mm case while retaining the iconic onion‑shaped crown and three‑part stainless‑steel construction. Powered by the new FC‑719 automatic movement, the watch now offers a 72‑hour power reserve—a 90 % increase over
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The Yema Skin Diver Slim Full Lume CMM.20 Limited Edition is a modern reinterpretation of the classic Skin Diver, featuring a 39 mm stainless‑steel case, 300 m water resistance, and a full‑lume dial that glows bright blue in the dark with green‑lit indexes and hands. Powered
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Dominique Renaud’s Pulse 60 re‑introduces a slow‑beating 1 Hz balance, offering a distinctive alternative to the fast‑frequency movements that dominate modern horology. Built around a 20 mm titanium balance and a proprietary torque‑indicator, the watch delivers a visible, hypnotic swing and a seconds hand that
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The Roger Dubuis Excalibur Biretrograde Calendar in steel offers a sleek 40 mm stainless‑steel case with a striking “Cosmic Blue” dial, retrograde day and date displays, and a sporty, multi‑link bracelet that enhances comfort and wearability. Powered by the in‑house RD840 automatic calibre, the watch features 240
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The G‑Shock Mudmaster GGB100X‑1A is a robust, feature‑rich tool watch built for harsh environments, offering a carbon‑reinforced case, layered construction, and 200 m water resistance. Its large dimensions and substantial thickness give it a commanding presence on the wrist, while the well‑designed interface, bold analog
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Tudor marks its 100th anniversary with the return of the Monarch name on an entirely new sporty-chic watch that aims higher in the brand’s lineup while avoiding overt heritage marketing. The Monarch combines a contemporary, sharply faceted barrel-style case with a more classic construction that allows strap
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The Van Cleef & Arpels Midnight Jour Nuit Phase de Lune is a striking 2026 men’s watch that blends mechanical innovation with poetic celestial decoration. Housed in an 18‑karat white‑gold case measuring 42 mm, the timepiece features a day/night disc that doubles as a hidden moon‑
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The UNIMATIC Modello Uno U1S‑PD6‑RB ProDiver is a limited‑edition tool watch that combines a striking blue ceramic bezel with a durable steel case measuring 40 mm in diameter and 13.2 mm thick. It offers an impressive 600 metres of water resistance, a 49 mm lug‑to‑
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The Girard‑Perregaux Neo Constant Escapement series showcases a cutting‑edge silicon‑based escapement system that delivers constant force and superior accuracy over a week‑long power reserve. The Neo version refines the original 2013 design, featuring a photolithographically crafted silicon component, a 3 Hz GP09200 movement with 266 parts,
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The Héron Mirabel GMT blends a vintage dress‑watch aesthetic with a modern GMT complication, offering a 37.5 mm case available in five variations of stainless steel and gold‑PVD finishes. Its polished and brushed surfaces, 50 m water resistance, and a pilot‑style crown give the watch a
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ArtyA’s Complexity watch showcases a bold blend of avant‑garde design and sophisticated horology. Developed in‑house by Yvan Arpa’s team and built by Swiss specialist Purtec, the movement features a double inclined balance wheel, called a “Cônillon”, positioned at 12 and 6 o’clock and linked by
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The new Cartier Roadster collection revives the iconic sports watch after a 14‑year hiatus, offering two sizes—34.9 mm medium and 38 mm large—in stainless steel, 18K yellow gold, and two‑tone versions. The redesign smooths the original’s exaggerated automotive cues, featuring a refined tonneau case,
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The Otsuka Lotec No. 8 watch, created by Jiro Katayama, showcases an industrial‑design aesthetic with a rectangular 31 mm stainless‑steel case, curved sapphire crystal, and a distinctive control panel that combines jumping hour discs, a retrograde minute display with a flywheel, and a running seconds indicator. Powered by
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Jacob & Co. showcases a collection of avant‑garde automata watches that blend high‑performance engineering with striking visual storytelling. The Bugatti Tourbillon Sapphire Crystal edition features a V16 engine‑inspired automaton, dual power reserves, a rapid 30‑second tourbillon, and a sapphire case that demands roughly 800 hours of
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The Victorinox Concept One collection introduces 39 mm watches available in both automatic and solar‑powered quartz versions, offering practical daily wear with durable performance. The automatic models feature a La Joux‑Perret G100 movement with a 68‑hour power reserve and a see‑through sapphire caseback, while the solar
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The Ulysse Nardin Super Freak represents the pinnacle of the brand’s time‑only watchmaking, featuring a groundbreaking free‑wheeling module with twin tourbillons, a complex differential and gimbal system, and a total of 511 components, 97 % of which remain in motion when the watch runs. Housed in an 18
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The Zenith G.F.J. Bloodstone edition, launched at Watches and Wonders 2026, is a limited‑run 45,800‑pound yellow‑gold chronometer limited to 161 pieces. It features a dark green bloodstone dial with guilloché detailing, a mother‑of‑pearl seconds counter, and 18‑carat gold hands, all housed