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Browsing: Watches
Liberum’s RE-XHAUST brings repurposed motorcycle exhaust material to the wrist, joined by a major Keith Haring auction, an enormous Myanmar ruby, Cannes photography and field-ready ZEISS binoculars.
The limited-edition Startimer Pilot IFR Chronograph brings a real cockpit function to the wrist, using a mechanical case-mounted system to calculate IFR holding pattern entries.
The rectangular Cabaret Tourbillon is back as a 50-piece Honeygold edition with a black-rhodiumed dial, stop-seconds tourbillon and five-day manual movement.
The rectangular Cabaret Tourbillon returns as a 50-piece limited edition with a Honeygold case, rhodium-grey Honeygold dial and Lange’s patented stop-seconds tourbillon.
A. Lange & Söhne has unveiled the Cabaret Tourbillon Honeygold at Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, reviving one of its most distinctive rectangular complications in the manufacture’s proprietary gold alloy.
A. Lange & Söhne brings back its rectangular Cabaret Tourbillon in Honeygold, pairing a black-rhodiumed gold dial with the landmark stop-seconds tourbillon calibre L042.1.
The HU-01 bows out with two compact hand-wound dress watches, each using lab-grown diamond markers, a Peseux ETA 7001 movement and either a brushed silver-grey or Burma jade dial.
The Bay Area edition of Windup returns with a field-watch-minded pairing of Marathon and Prometheus Design Werx, putting practical gear culture and enthusiast watchmaking in the same room.
Briston adds wave-textured dials, colorful lume accents and a choice of acetate or steel cases to its accessible Clubmaster Legend dive watch family.
Baltic marks its fourth consecutive year as official Tour Auto timekeeper with a 300-piece rally timer set pairing a flyback stopwatch with a matching dash clock.
Richard Mille’s gem-set watches treat diamonds, sapphires and hard stones as part of the watch’s construction, not decoration added at the end.
Nomos Glashütte brings its peripheral date display into a more wearable 38 mm format, while new 18 kt gold versions give the Tangente Update a warmer, dressier character.
The new white-gold Calatrava Alarm 5322G brings Patek Philippe’s chiming alarm mechanism into a cleaner, more wearable format with textured dials, a 24-hour alarm and surprisingly practical operation.
The Venezianico Arsenale Calendario brings a complete calendar layout, a Miyota 9100 movement and an assertive integrated bracelet case to a $1,400 watch with real personality.
Panerai celebrates the 1936 yacht Eilean with a 47mm bronze Radiomir, green sandwich dial and hand-wound P.3000 calibre.
Briston expands its sporty dive-watch line with the Clubmaster Legend Diver Ocean, a 40mm automatic diver offered in steel or tortoiseshell-style acetate with 200 metres of water resistance.
From hand-painted oil dials to luminous stone sectors and a made-to-order anniversary release, these are the microbrand watches that stand out this month.
The Chronomètre FB 2TV opens Ferdinand Berthoud’s Mesure du Temps 1787 collection with an inverted movement, flying tourbillon, fusee-and-chain transmission and a flyback central seconds display.
Limited to 50 pieces, the new platinum Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar Lumen turns one of A. Lange & Söhne’s most complex Lange 1 models into a luminous, semi-transparent spectacle.