The DOXA SUB 200 II brings 44 mm proportions, 200 metres of water resistance and the brand’s first fumé dials to a capable Swiss automatic diver.
The revived Universal Genève Polerouter brings back the Genta-era codes, micro-rotor architecture and crosshair dial, but its new pricing and broader design range move it firmly into modern high-end territory.
Roger Dubuis gives its Arthurian universe a new perspective with two 36 mm rose gold Excalibur Lady of the Lake models, pairing diamond-set cases with elaborate mother-of-pearl dials and the automatic RD830 calibre.
The Saxonia Annual Calendar brings Lange’s outsize date, moon phase and annual calendar logic into a remarkably compact automatic watch.
The Maurice Lacroix 1975 Master Grand Date Retrograde puts the brand’s signature calendar mechanics on display, pairing a big date, retrograde day indication and openworked architecture with a surprisingly approachable price.
The Lum-Tec Combat Field X6 pairs a hardened titanium case, true GMT movement and serious lume package in a limited 500-piece field watch priced at $995.
The latest Laureato Chronograph pairs 904L steel with 18K rose gold, a brown hobnail dial and an integrated rubber strap for a warmer take on Girard-Perregaux’s sporty chronograph.
Chanel’s latest J12 Superleggera trades the old aluminum chronograph formula for a 42mm matte-black ceramic case, steel bezel details and a COSC-certified automatic movement with a 70-hour reserve.
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Casio’s MQ-27-1B is light, black, rectangular and almost comically affordable, but its proportions make it a genuinely useful test case for smaller angular watches.
The Scurfa Bell Diver 1 PVD gives the brand’s professional dive-watch formula a darker, tougher edge, pairing a 500-metre case with strong lume, a Miyota automatic movement and real saturation-diving details.
The GSD 5 Series brings a domed sapphire crystal, Sellita automatic movement and 300 meters of water resistance into a straightforward tool-watch package with uncommon character.
Norwegian Olympic champion Johannes Høsflot Klæbo joins the Richard Mille family and wears the RM 67-02 Automatic Extra-Flat, a fitting match for one of winter sport’s most precise competitors.
The Chronomètre FB 2TV introduces a dramatic new Ferdinand Berthoud architecture with a flying tourbillon, constant force, fusee-and-chain transmission and patented suspended mechanics.
Cartier’s latest Privé chapter puts three very different house signatures into platinum: the Crash Squelette, Tortue Chronographe Monopoussoir and Tank Normale.
The 2026 RM 07-01 Coloured Ceramics trio brings diamonds, vivid sapphires, rubies and tsavorites to Richard Mille’s Art Deco-inspired women’s automatic watch.
The limited-edition Yema Navygraf Phantom brings a stealth IP-coated case, ceramic bezel, no-date dial and CMM.10 manufacture movement to one of Yema’s cleanest dive-watch designs.
The latest Longines HydroConquest models bring GMT-inspired dial clarity, ceramic bezels, 300-meter water resistance and the automatic L888.5 caliber to a refreshed dive-watch lineup.
The Hermès Cape Cod returns in a new 27 x 20mm Mini size, offered in steel or yellow gold, with optional diamonds and a broad palette of single- and double-wrap leather straps.
The Bell & Ross BR-03 Green Steel brings a lacquered gradient dial and a cleaner marker layout to the brand’s 41mm steel instrument watch, priced at €3,990.