Girard-Perregaux marks its new Atlassian Williams F1 Team partnership with two special Laureato models, including a 42mm automatic and a 904L steel chronograph.
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The Freak One Blue Enamel and Freak One Guilloché give Ulysse Nardin’s crownless icon a more artisanal face, with 44mm titanium cases, UN-240 automatic movements and 99 pieces per edition.
The new Nivada Grenchen F77 MKII 100 Years brings six natural stone dials, a slimmer case and the La Joux-Perret G101 automatic movement with a 68-hour power reserve.
The Dutch independent atelier’s most complex 1941 model combines a 7.5-second remontoire, a one-minute flying tourbillon and central jumping seconds in a 40mm tantalum or platinum case.
The Luminor Tourbillon GMT Titanio PAM01784 pairs Panerai’s horizontal 30-second tourbillon with a full Grade 5 titanium case, openworked blue movement architecture and a 144-hour power reserve.
Panerai’s new 42mm Luminor trio revisits the brand’s pivotal early-1990s civilian era with sharper case lines, 500m water resistance and the automatic P.980 movement.
The Metamorph Merlin closes Roger Dubuis’ wizard-themed trilogy with a 45mm pink gold case, sculpted knights and a dramatic green architectural dial.
Limited editions, celebrity styling and a few headline-making launches have put pocket watches back in view, but the revival is more collector curiosity than everyday shift.
The Rolex Perpetual Padellone brings the brand’s mid-century complete calendar lineage into a modern annual calendar watch with serious technical intent.
Panerai revisits the character of its 1990s Luminor design in a 42 mm case, giving the collection’s unmistakable silhouette a more wearable footprint.
Panerai’s new Luminor 42 models bring the 1990s-inspired case language into a smaller 42mm format, with 500m water resistance, pared-back dials and permanent-collection status.
MeisterSinger’s latest Netherlands-only edition pairs its relaxed single-hand time display with a tulip-inspired dial, a left-side crown and a 66-piece run.
A busy week in watches brings a Rolex annual calendar with serious collector energy, Jeff Koons’ playful Hublot pair, and thoughtful revivals from Blancpain, Chopard and Glashütte Original.
Hamilton returns to Call of Duty with a black PVD Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm special edition worn by Captain Price in Modern Warfare 4.
The Knights of the Round Table Metamorph Merlin pushes Roger Dubuis’ Arthurian watchmaking further, with hand-engraved case flanks, 12 rose gold knights and a green architectural dial built from gold, glass and Crystalium.
The Tortoise Watches founder explains how collecting became a business, why Zenith remains close to his heart and where he still sees value in neo-vintage watches.
The playful frog-faced regulator returns in two new limited colourways, each using a Grade 5 titanium case, rotated Sellita automatic movement and a highly textured dial full of character.
Hublot’s new Spirit of Big Bang Impact trilogy revisits its fragmented design language with sapphire, crystallized osmium, black ceramic and a notable diamond-setting first.
Baume & Mercier refreshes the Clifton Baumatic with two limited-edition ice-blue guilloché models, including a 39mm automatic and a 40mm stainless steel perpetual calendar.
The SP One Pavée gives MB&F’s suspended mechanical architecture a jewellery-focused treatment, using 255 diamonds to frame the watch’s floating movement.