The 30-piece Piaget x Wristcheck Altiplano Ultimate Automatic reworks Piaget’s ultra-thin white gold watch with deep blue details and an open, integrated automatic construction.
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The latest Carrera Chronograph Sport moves to a redesigned 42 mm case, brings the Calibre TH20-00 across five configurations, and tightens the model’s racing chronograph brief.
TAG Heuer revisits its modern racing chronograph with a smaller 42mm case, reworked dials, ceramic tachymeter bezels and the in-house TH20-00 movement.
The Nomos Orion Gold Neomatik New Black brings an 18k yellow gold case, galvanised black dial and the ultra-slim DUW 3001 automatic movement to one of the brand’s most elegant dress watches.
The Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph Limited Edition 100 brings archival-inspired luminous dial details, a traveller-friendly GMT function and an in-house monopusher chronograph movement into a 43mm rose gold case.
The 39mm Laureato Fifty Tourbillon Micro-Rotor brings Girard-Perregaux’s arrow bridge, Clous de Paris dial work and a new automatic calibre into the brand’s integrated-bracelet icon.
The new Seris Small Second brings a compact stainless-steel case, three dress-minded dial options and a 60-hour automatic movement to Union Glashütte’s elegant Seris collection.
From a London watch-and-car gathering to upcoming sales at Artcurial, Chiswick Auctions and Watches of Knightsbridge, September’s diary has plenty for collectors to track.
Alpina’s Startimer Pilot Solarmetre introduces light-powered operation to the brand’s aviation-inspired collection, adding a practical new angle to the modern pilot watch.
Geneva Watch Days 2026 brought a wide spread of serious releases, from titanium divers and clever worldtimers to high-concept independents and heavyweight complications.
Geneva Watch Days 2026 brought a strong mix of independent ingenuity, revived heritage and sharply priced mechanical watchmaking. These are the five releases that stood out most.
Baume & Mercier links two distinct watch families to historic racing with the Riviera 10897 and Classima 10898, pairing a sportier collection with a more traditional line.
The Oris Social Club Edition II turns the Aquis Date Relief into an international community watch with a frosted silver dial, engraved Hölstein caseback and olive NATO strap.
Jérôme Marcu’s debut watch pairs a sculptural titanium case, diamond-tipped hands and a richly finished hand-wound calibre in a 33-piece independent release.
The new Schwarz Etienne 1902 Petite Seconde Heure Dorée pairs a black DLC-coated Grade 5 titanium case with 4N gold-toned accents and an in-house micro-rotor movement.
Tektora’s early blueprint shows how a serious microbrand idea moves from collector frustration to movement choice, dial engineering and prototype discipline.
A. Lange & Söhne has brought its formidable Triple Split chronograph back in a 100-piece platinum edition, while the 1815 UP/DOWN gains elegant blue-dial versions in pink gold and white gold.
The independent watchmaker closes its Monday Organica triptych with two seven-piece editions in platinum and 5N rose gold, each carrying a grand feu enamel dial with a botanical-mechanical motif.
Swatch expands its Scubaqua line with four vivid jellyfish-inspired diving watches, including select Swatch Pay models with contactless payment functionality.
Trilobe’s Château Trente-Deux gives the sporty Trente-Deux collection a deep red dial inspired by Burgundy wine, with the first 100 pieces delivered with a special bottle and engraved caseback.