A focused look at the most interesting pre-Geneva Watch Days 2026 releases, from Speake Marin and Renaud Tixier to Vacheron Constantin, URWERK, anOrdain and MB&F’s M.A.D.Gallery.
The new Mirage 38 Miroir brings Berneron’s asymmetrical watchmaking language to an inverted Calibre 283, with gold construction taken to rare extremes and an optional full 18k gold bracelet.
The third M.A.D.Editions watch channels Vincent Calabrese’s unconventional Baladin concept with a wandering jumping-hour display, a 40mm steel case and a CHF2,900 raffle route for the blue dial.
Bremont broadens its Terra Nova Jumping Hour line with new 35mm and 40.5mm models, including frosted limited editions and burgundy dial variants.
Rado has opened its first dedicated Australian boutique in Melbourne, bringing the Swiss brand’s ceramic-focused watchmaking into a more immersive retail setting.
The collaborative Inflection Shuò brings together a tantalum case and hand-tremblage gold dial work, placing material character and traditional surface finishing at the centre of the watch.
The Hanhart Preventor HD12 36mm Black Forest Green MAD Watch Collector Edition puts the emphasis on restrained sizing, a deep green identity and collector-focused appeal.
Panerai will use its 2026 Immersion Exhibition to celebrate 100 years of its Florence boutique, spotlighting the city that remains central to the brand’s identity.
The Panerai Luminor Marina PAM01707 brings the brand’s high-tech Carbotech material into a design language shaped by vintage cues.
IWC’s motorsport-linked Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 Mercedes-AMG Petronas takes on a purple colourway, bringing a sharper visual twist to one of the brand’s sportiest chronographs.
Nomos Glashütte has created a Club Sport Worldtimer tied to Handelsblatt’s 80th anniversary, bringing the brand’s travel-watch format into a sharply defined commemorative context.
Armin Strom’s Dual Time GMT Resonance Manufacture Edition Blue brings a technical independent watchmaking idea into a travel-focused format with a sharply modern visual identity.
The TAG Heuer Monza Flyback Chronograph celebrates five decades of the racing chronograph with a forged carbon case, COSC-certified TH20-12 movement and a 500-piece run.
The M.A.D.3 Vincent Calabrese brings the independent watchmaker’s progressive jumping-hour concept into the M.A.D.Editions world, with a La Joux-Perret base movement, layered Eric Giroud case and CHF 2,900 price.
The Hamilton Khaki Field Murph 38mm returns with a textured deep blue dial, keeping its field-watch proportions, H-10 movement and Interstellar connection intact.
The new Classics Moneta Handwinding brings a manual La Joux-Perret movement, a salmon gradient dial and a protected coin-edge bezel to Frederique Constant’s compact dress-watch line.
The TAG Heuer Monza Flyback Chronograph Carbon marks the racing chronograph’s 50th anniversary with a forged carbon case, COSC-certified flyback movement and a 500-piece run.
The new Chronomètre FB 3SPC.4-1 brings black ceramised titanium, crown guards and a textile strap to Ferdinand Berthoud’s cylindrical hairspring wristwatch.
The Chopard L.U.C 1963 Heritage Regulator returns as a 25-piece boutique edition with a 40mm ethical white gold case, regulator dial, GMT function and nine-day manual-wind movement.
The Chronomètre FB 3SPC.4-1 brings black ceramised titanium, crown guards and a textile strap to Ferdinand Berthoud’s cylindrical hairspring chronometer.