TAG Heuer celebrates its decade-long Oracle Red Bull Racing partnership with a blue, red and yellow Formula 1 Solargraph powered by light.
Browsing: Watches
Unimatic’s ICON series pares the Modello Uno and Modello Cinque back to black dials, skeletonised hands and titanium cases, while keeping the rugged engineering intact.
The biennial TimeForArt auction returns with 26 participating watch brands, unique pieces made for a charitable sale, and a strong focus on art-led dials, sculpture and material experimentation.
The limited-edition Chanel Première Coco Game blurs the line between timepiece and jewellery, pairing the Première’s iconic case with swinging letter charms that spell out the maison’s name.
Omega turns the Seamaster Diver 300M into a Bond-versus-Spectre story, while Seiko makes the panda dial literal in a varied week of watch releases.
The Seiko Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver’s Watch HBC011 arrives as a fan-selected limited edition, adding a community-led twist to one of the brand’s most recognisable diver formats.
Vulcain expands its compact Skindiver Nautique GMT with three limited-edition dials in pink, turquoise blue and green, while keeping the 38.3mm steel case, 200-metre rating and Soprod automatic GMT movement.
Pequignet expands its Attitude line with a permanent-collection Onyx model, pairing a genuine black onyx dial with rose-gold-coloured details and an in-house automatic movement.
The independent watchmaker’s Master of Days cufflinks use a miniature mechanical display that advances the day of the week each time the cufflink is fastened.
Baltic’s Hermétique The Rift pairs an Icelandic gravel-race palette with a new 34mm case option, limited production and a capable automatic field-watch format.
The Swiss maker has built fewer than 200 watches, yet its radical tourbillons have found their way to Michael Jordan, Johnny Depp, Ed Sheeran, John Mayer and Sam Altman.
The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Dazzle places optical illusion at the centre of the watch, giving the maison’s sharply defined watch language a more graphic, perceptual edge.
From a daylight-saving worldtimer to a crownless Minerva and a conical double tourbillon in sapphire, these watches show how useful and expressive mechanical experimentation can be.
Diatom’s Inner Worlds Mercury pairs a vivid enamel-textured dial inspired by MESSENGER imagery with an ETA automatic movement and a rotor made using metal from the Liberty Bell 7 spacecraft.
Box and papers still matter, but they’re no substitute for connected provenance. Worldwatch’s new Register points toward a more transparent future for dealers, collectors and service histories.
Raymond Weil celebrates its 50th anniversary with the Freelancer World-Traveller, a 260-piece limited edition pairing GMT and worldtimer functions with a founder-focused dial.
The Panerai Luminor Tourbillon PAM01784 combines a 30-second horizontal tourbillon, GMT functionality and a six-day hand-wound calibre inside a 47 mm Grade 5 titanium case.
Built in just five examples, the Monte Carlo Automobile Centenaire remains one of the strangest and most compelling supercar stories of the early 1990s.
The limited-edition Raymond Weil Freelancer World-Traveller combines a relief world map dial, independent GMT hand and rotating city bezel in a 40mm steel case.
Grand Seiko’s Elegance SBGW325 “Arabic Blue” pairs the brand’s formal design language with a blue dial identity and Arabic numeral layout.