Kollokium closes the first Projekt 01 chapter with Variant H, a 399-piece luminous edition with a black dial, 488 Lichtblock markers and a CHF 3,888.88 price.
Browsing: Watches
Czapek’s Promenade Goutte de Rosée returns in yellow gold with a green Grand Feu enamel dial, a 38mm case and a 25-piece limited run.
Rolex expands its Perpetual line with the Padellone, a calendar-focused model built around an instantaneous complete calendar display.
The London-based debut from Neode pairs a sculpted Grade 5 titanium case, a hand-finished silver dial and a heavily revised Chronode movement with 192 hours of power reserve.
IWC celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Gérald Genta-designed Ingenieur SL with limited 35mm and 40mm stainless steel models featuring silver brushed dials.
The Tissot PRX Quartz Chronograph gives the brand’s integrated-bracelet sports watch a more accessible timing option, with three dial colours, 100m water resistance and a £430 price.
The Polerouter Hardstone takes Universal Genève’s aviation-era icon into precious-metal territory with a tiger’s eye marquetry dial, rose gold case and bracelet, and a slim automatic microtor movement.
Chopard marks 50 years of Happy Diamonds with a faithful Heritage return in yellow gold, black onyx and freely moving diamonds.
Rolex’s Perpetual Padellone family brings a historic calendar-watch silhouette into the present with platinum and Everose Gold models and a new annual calendar mechanism.
Rolex revisits the spirit of the 1949 Ref. 8171 Padellone with a 39mm annual calendar powered by the new high-frequency Calibre 7190.
The Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève 2026 has named 84 nominated timepieces, setting up a wide-ranging look at the year’s most closely watched watchmaking contenders.
IWC has marked the 50th anniversary of the Ingenieur SL with two new Ingenieur Automatic editions, bringing the spotlight back to one of the brand’s most recognisable sport-watch names.
The DUG Glashütte Purist 37 brings the young Saxon brand’s pared-back watchmaking into a smaller stainless-steel case with dial, date and bracelet options.
IWC celebrates the Gérald Genta-designed Ingenieur SL with two limited-edition stainless steel models in 40mm and 35mm, each pairing integrated-bracelet architecture with a brushed silver-plated dial.
The limited MeisterSinger Edition Route 66 pairs the brand’s relaxed single-hand time display with automotive cues drawn from America’s most famous highway and the Ford Mustang.
Chopard’s Happy Diamonds Heritage brings the maison’s free-moving diamond concept back to its 1970s roots, pairing black onyx, yellow gold and a compact hand-wound movement.
Rolex revisits one of its rarest vintage complications with the new Perpetual Padellone, a 39mm dress watch with annual calendar, moonphase and Dynapulse-linked movement architecture.
The 20-piece Urwerk UR-120 Blue Planet gives the brand’s satellite time display a vivid azure PVD case and a theatrical split-cube hour indication inspired by science fiction.
Citizen expands the Tsuyosa 60 Automatic line with three 37mm models, bringing the upgraded 60-hour calibre, textured dials and multi-link bracelet to a smaller case size.
The Huber Novus GMT Meridian Steel pairs a Seiko NH34 automatic GMT movement, sapphire crystal and stainless steel bracelet with a $319 price that puts real pressure on the microbrand field.