The Citizen’s latest limited-edition duo pairs ultra-accurate Eco-Drive quartz with delicate Tosa washi dials in Tengujoshi and Unryushi paper.
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Before the Carrera and Monaco made Heuer a motorsport name, a teenage Jack Heuer helped turn tide timing into one of the brand’s most unusual wristwatches.
The 50-piece Inflection Shuò pairs a dense tantalum case and integrated bracelet with a hand-worked gold tremblage dial and a Girard-Perregaux automatic calibre.
Favre Leuba expands its 1966-inspired Harpoon Revival dress watch with new black and blue sunray-brushed dials, keeping the compact steel case and La Joux-Perret-derived automatic calibre.
Oracle Time Club members gathered at Tissot’s Covent Garden boutique for an early hands-on evening with the new PRX Quartz Chronograph collection.
The limited-edition Breitling Navitimer B09 Chronograph 41 Miles Davis honours the jazz icon with a 41mm hand-wound chronograph inspired by the Reference 806 Mark 5 he wore on stage.
The Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Quantième Perpétuel pairs a hand-hammered rose gold dial with the hand-wound PF733 calibre and a refined perpetual calendar display.
The Herefordshire farm distillery’s third English single malt is a 10-year-old release shaped by bourbon, Oloroso sherry and virgin oak casks, with 3,000 bottles going on open sale.
The Chopard L.U.C 1963 Heritage Regulator revisits a distinctive complication with a cleaner dial, a smaller ethical white gold case and the hand-wound L.U.C Calibre 98.02-L.
The compact NOMOS Ahoi Neomatik now comes in sky and sand dial colours, pairing 200-metre water resistance with the brand’s slim in-house automatic movement.
The Girard-Perregaux Laureato Fifty Tourbillon Micro-Rotor 39 mm pairs the sports-watch silhouette with an arrow-shaped tourbillon bridge, a new manufacture calibre and a choice of blue enamel or rose gold dial executions.
The URWERK UR-1001 Amadeus is a unique titanium pocket watch engraved by Florian Güllert, pairing a wildly ambitious time display with nearly 500 hours of hand craftsmanship.
The Delma Midland Meteorite Automatic pairs a Muonionalusta meteorite dial with a 40.5 mm steel case, Swiss automatic movement and a notably accessible £1,500 price.
Oris brings its Social Club idea back for a second edition, using the Aquis Date as the platform for a community-minded watch with a more personal point of view.
Perrelet’s compact Weekend line gains turquoise, lapis lazuli, tiger’s eye and black onyx dials, paired with an automatic Soprod movement and a competitive CHF 1,590 price.
Buci’s second collection brings the Parisian brand’s literary watchmaking language into a 36mm steel case, with calligraphic numerals, a textured paper-like dial and a hand-wound Sellita movement.
Favre Leuba broadens the Harpoon Revival Series with black and dark blue dial options, keeping the compact 36.8mm case and La Joux-Perret automatic movement.
Minerva’s 18-piece Exo Tourbillon returns with a polished yellow-gold case, black onyx time display, olive-green guilloché and the hand-wound calibre M16.68.
Zenith revisits its 1969 A384 chronograph with a U.S.-only Liberty II Edition, pairing El Primero heritage with patriotic dial details and two limited production runs.
Squale’s limited-edition Galeazzi Artiglio links a 600-metre steel dive watch with Drass Galeazzi and a century-old milestone in underwater engineering.