Antoine Preziuso’s watchmaking story moves from the spectacle of three rotating tourbillons to a more restrained new wristwatch shaped by family craft, resonance and a 1928 pocket watch movement.
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At Geneva Watch Days 2026, Naoya Hida and Mark Cho highlighted the human details behind Floating Feathers, the vintage Valjoux-powered TYPE7A chronograph and the compact TYPE8A.
Bvlgari’s Geneva Watch Days 2026 lineup puts titanium to work across the Octo Finissimo and Bvlgari Aluminium families, from a Vianney Halter collaboration to the laser-engraved Octo Finissimo Dazzle.
A. Lange & Söhne arrives at the Concours of Elegance with a platinum Triple Split limited to 100 pieces and two compact 37.5mm 1815 Up/Down editions in gold.
The latest Triple Split pairs A. Lange & Söhne’s twelve-hour rattrapante chronograph with a 950 platinum case, rhodié dial and a 100-piece production run.
Konstantin Chaykin’s new SC02C is a hand-wound mechanical chronograph developed with Roscosmos, tested during spacewalks and now adapted for civilian collectors.
The Urwerk UR-150 Golden Scorpion brings the independent brand’s wandering-hour retrograde display into a 2N yellow-gold case, limited to 25 pieces.
The Oris Big Crown Pointer Date returns in a smaller 29mm stainless steel format, pairing vintage-rooted design codes with softer dial details and two pricing options.
A. Lange & Söhne introduces a 100-piece platinum Triple Split with a rhodium-coloured silver dial, grey subdials and the manufacture’s remarkable triple rattrapante chronograph calibre.
The latest 1815 Up/Down arrives in a more compact 37.5mm gold case with blue dials, a 72-hour manual movement and two limited runs of 300 pieces each.
Baltic updates its Aquascaphe GMT with a sharper 39.5mm steel case, 200m water resistance, four bezel options and a Miyota 9075 true GMT movement at a lower starting price.
The Gerald Charles Masterlink Atelier Edition adds artisanal hand-hammered maillechort dials to the brand’s asymmetric integrated sports watch, with 25 pieces made in each of three dial tones.
The new De Bethune DB25 Digitale moves the brand’s jumping-hour display into its more classical case family, pairing mechanical ingenuity with a deeply worked celestial dial.
The Armin Strom Dual Time GMT Resonance Manufacture Edition Blue pairs twin white time displays with a blue PVD movement and the brand’s patented resonance architecture, limited to 50 pieces.
Konstantin Chaykin has unveiled the SC02C, a mechanical chronograph developed for Russian cosmonauts and tested during multiple spacewalks outside the…
Gallet’s 2026 revival brings the historic chronograph name back under Georges Kern’s House of Brands strategy, led by the Classics and Flying Officer collections.
From fumé dials and charoite stone to ceramic chronographs and dim sum-inspired enamel, September’s microbrand watch releases show just how varied the independent scene has become.
The Alpina Startimer Pilot Solarmetre adds light-powered quartz movements, translucent dials and a more compact 38mm case to the brand’s aviation-inspired line.
The new Konstantin Chaykin Hungry Wolf joins the East collection with a snarling dial, pointed lug ears and a reworked full-moon period display inside its jaws.
The De Bethune DB25 Digitale channels Denis Flageollet’s forward-looking philosophy through a 42mm titanium case, a blued dial and a technically rich hand-wound movement.