The new Micromilspec Fieldmaster distils three years of feedback from serving military personnel into a titanium field watch with bold lume, 200 metres of water resistance and Horage’s anti-magnetic K3 movement.
Baltic’s refreshed Aquascaphe GMT Mk-II adds a flyer-style GMT movement, sharper casework and 200 metres of water resistance while starting below the price of the outgoing model.
The Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition pairs H. Moser & Cie’s high-complication watchmaking with an anthracite ceramic case, Alpine blue accents and a 100-piece run.
Maurice Lacroix expands the Aikon-IC family with six Frozen Carbon references, pairing forged carbon dials with ceramic, bronze, Damascus steel, titanium and vivid colour accents.
The new Oris ProPilot Bronze brings a warmer, more individual character to the brand’s aviation-inspired 41mm watch, pairing a patinating bronze case with a black dial and automatic Calibre 733.
The Doxa SUB 300 Ti5 turns the brand’s familiar cushion-cased diver into a lighter Grade 5 titanium watch, with six signature dial colours, COSC certification and 300 metres of water resistance.
The new Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition pairs an anthracite ceramic case with a blue openworked tourbillon calibre and a 100-piece run.
Bulgari’s new Titanio GMT and Titanio Chronograph give the Aluminium family a darker, more technical character while keeping its rubber-bezel attitude intact.
The limited Atelier Wen x Massena LAB Inflection Shuò pairs hand-tremblaged 18k gold dials with a 40mm tantalum case, integrated bracelet and customised Girard-Perregaux movement.
August 2026 community data points to a larger, more mobile and increasingly engaged audience for microbrand watches, with Traska, Fears, Kurono Tokyo, Monta, Makina and Baltic drawing notable collector attention.
From Patagonia’s weather-shaped horizons to Raja Ampat’s marine wilderness, these remote destinations reward travellers who leave room for patience, detours and deeper attention.
The Atelier Wen x Massena LAB Inflection Shuò arrives at Geneva Watch Days 2026 as a 50-piece limited edition with tantalum construction, Swiss hand-finished gold dials and a customised Girard-Perregaux movement.
Range Rover’s first fully electric flagship SUV is now available to order in the US, bringing dual-motor all-wheel drive, rapid 800-volt charging and a starting price of $138,000.
Lexus will discontinue the RX350 and LS500 in Australia, leaving just three petrol-only models in its local range from 2027.
The Formula S GT has begun appearing at dealerships in China ahead of its official launch, combining long-roof practicality with up to 657 hp and a claimed 850 km CLTC range.
The Oris ProPilot X Gonzo Edition turns the brand’s Muppets collaboration toward a 10-day skeleton watch, complete with a chilli-shaped power reserve hand and a hidden Gonzo detail on the mainspring.
The new Série Atelier Classic Moon Dusk debuts at Geneva Watch Days with a yellow-gold case, smoky brown gradient dial and a translucent enamel moonphase display.
New independent watch brand VOXEL debuts at Geneva Watch Days with the Meridion VX01-E, a 904L steel limited edition with a proprietary AM/PM jumping hour display.
Frederique Constant expands two of its most compelling accessible luxury lines with the first mechanical Moneta and a pair of 39mm Highlife Moonphase Date Manufacture models.
Bulgari arrives at Geneva Watch Days with three distinct ideas, led by a Vianney Halter Octo Finissimo collaboration, a graphic Dazzle edition and a new titanium take on its sporty Bulgari line.