Ebel is entering a pivotal phase as François-Paul Journe and Chanel take control, bringing independent watchmaking authority and major luxury backing to a storied Swiss name.
Browsing: Watches
The new Basel event has registered around 280 exhibitors for its 2027 debut, with jewellery and gemstones leading the early mix and the watch side still taking shape.
The new Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue adds a blue ceramic case and black wave dial to the brand’s 500-metre dive watch line, limited to 250 pieces.
The latest Senator Meissen pairs a hand-painted Meissen porcelain dial with Glashütte Original’s 100-hour automatic calibre in a 40mm red-gold case.
Mido’s 2026 Día de los Muertos special edition gives the Multifort TV Big Date a luminous calavera dial, Alebrijes motifs and three interchangeable wearing options.
The Nomos Metro Date Power Reserve Ice Blue introduces the hand-wound DUW 4701 calibre, pairing a 52-hour reserve with the collection’s clean urban design language.
The second edition of Watches for ELA will be held on November 9 within Christie’s Rare Watches sale, uniting 20 watchmakers in support of the European Leukodystrophy Association.
Urban Jürgensen’s return was more than a revival launch. Under Alex Rosenfield, the historic Danish name is being shaped as a modern watch house with independent watchmaking at its core.
Pequignet’s latest Royale Paris Chronograph turns musical tempo into a watchmaking detail, pairing a French Touch-inspired BPM scale with the brand’s slim automatic Calibre Initial chronograph movement.
Nomos adds metallic ice blue dials to the Metro Date Power Reserve and Metro Neomatik 41 Update, pairing Mark Braun’s urban design language with refined in-house movements.
The new Tissot Supersport NBA is a 42mm quartz chronograph with a monochrome tech-wear look, subtle court details and a £430 price.
The new Jacob & Co Palatial Flying Tourbillon Minute Repeater pairs a red translucent dial, a flying tourbillon and a hand-tuned minute repeater in a 12-piece rose gold edition.
The Nomos Glashütte Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer dark brings a black dial, expanded blue Super-LumiNova and the in-house DUW 3202 calibre to the brand’s travel-ready sports watch.
Jacob & Co marks its 40th anniversary year with a 12-piece return of the Palatial Flying Tourbillon Minute Repeater in rose gold, pairing cathedral gongs with a flying tourbillon and a red transparent dial.
Peacock’s 70-piece Tai Chi Curved Guilloché pairs a convex hand-guilloché dial with an 8mm triple-axis tourbillon the brand bills as the smallest and lightest of its kind.
The German chronograph maker has released a 300-piece 417 ES Steve McQueen Limited Edition with a hand-wound flyback movement, period-correct sizing and family-authorised details.
H. Moser & Cie. expands its animated 30-second retrograde seconds complication with new Pioneer Skeleton, Streamliner and Endeavour models in steel.
The Oris Divers Date returns in a 39mm steel case with an olive-green dial, black ceramic bezel insert, 200m water resistance and two strap options.
Bell & Ross returns to its aviation-radar concept with a 41mm black ceramic BR-03 that uses three luminous aircraft-shaped rotating discs beneath a green-tinted sapphire crystal.
H. Moser & Cie. expands its unusually animated retrograde seconds complication across the Pioneer, Streamliner and Endeavour lines, each in a 40mm steel case.