The new Série Atelier Classic Moon Dusk debuts at Geneva Watch Days with a yellow-gold case, smoky brown gradient dial and a translucent enamel moonphase display.
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New independent watch brand VOXEL debuts at Geneva Watch Days with the Meridion VX01-E, a 904L steel limited edition with a proprietary AM/PM jumping hour display.
Frederique Constant expands two of its most compelling accessible luxury lines with the first mechanical Moneta and a pair of 39mm Highlife Moonphase Date Manufacture models.
Bulgari arrives at Geneva Watch Days with three distinct ideas, led by a Vianney Halter Octo Finissimo collaboration, a graphic Dazzle edition and a new titanium take on its sporty Bulgari line.
The new Zenith Chronomaster Solo Sport brings the collection’s modern case language, ceramic bezel and high-beat El Primero movement into a cleaner time-and-date format.
Girard-Perregaux expands the Laureato Fifty line with a 39mm stainless steel tourbillon, pairing a thin micro-rotor calibre with blue enamel or rose gold Clous de Paris dials.
Daniel Roth’s latest Extra Plat pairs a rose gold double-ellipse case with a black gilt dial, hand-engraved guilloché and the manually wound DR002 calibre.
The Gérald Genta Geneva Minute Repeater returns for 2026 with a golden obsidian dial, keeping its slim yellow gold case and GG-002 manual minute repeater movement.
The next chapter from Didier Cavasino pairs a hand-selected Australian opal dial with a lightweight forged-carbon and titanium case, keeping the brand’s large 60-second tourbillon at centre stage.
Breitling’s 41mm Navitimer B09 Chronograph Miles Davis channels the jazz icon’s own vintage ref. 806 Mk5 with a reverse panda dial, twin jet logo and manual-wind calibre.
Tudor adds a vivid yellow-and-black Black Bay Chrono 39 to its Daring Watches line, pairing compact steel proportions with the COSC-certified MT5813 chronograph calibre.
The revived Gérald Genta marque expands its Geneva Minute Repeater line with a 40mm yellow gold model, a golden obsidian dial and a manually wound chiming calibre developed at La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton.
The Oris ProPilot X Gonzo Edition turns the Muppets’ most fearless oddball into a subtle, technically clever watch with a 10-day manual movement and a hidden character detail on the mainspring.
Revolution’s Horological Symposiums return during Geneva Watch Days 2026 with panels on movement authorship, women’s watch design and the pressure facing mid-tier Swiss brands.
The Frederique Constant Classics Moneta Handwinding trades quartz and moonphase charm for a La Joux-Perret hand-wound movement, small seconds and a richer salmon-to-black dial.
The URWERK UR-150 Golden Scorpion brings yellow gold to the brand’s kinetic satellite-hours watch, pairing a 240-degree retrograde minutes display with a 25-piece limited run.
Breitling marks the Miles Davis centenary with a limited Navitimer B09 Chronograph 41 inspired by the Ref. 806 Mk5 the jazz legend wore in the 1960s.
The Octo Finissimo Dual Time × Vianney Halter debuts with a new ultra-thin automatic calibre, four separate displays and two sharply limited editions in titanium and rose gold.
The new DOXA SUB 300 Ti5 brings Grade 5 titanium to the brand’s permanent dive watch collection, with seven colourways, COSC certification and a €2,990 price.
The Classic Moon Dusk Série Atelier brings Laurent Ferrier’s annual calendar and moon phase into a warmer register, pairing a yellow-gold case with a taupe-to-chocolate dial and an obsidian moon display.