The Bell & Ross BR-X5 Meteorite pairs the brand’s technical steel architecture with a solid Muonionalusta meteorite dial, limited to 250 pieces.
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The unique Urwerk UR-1001 Amadeus brings Florian Güllert’s hand engraving to one of independent watchmaking’s most unconventional pocket watches.
Seiko turns a global fan vote into the Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver HBC011, a 4,500-piece limited edition with a turquoise-blue wave dial, 300 metres of water resistance and the 6R55 automatic movement.
Cartier’s latest Santos-Dumont interpretation brings together a golden obsidian dial, supple precious-metal bracelet work and the hand-wound Calibre 430 MC.
Longines revisits the medical-era chronograph with the Master Collection Chrono Monopusher, a single-pusher watch built around the charm of a pulsometer scale.
The updated Longines Master Chronograph Moonphase brings the flagship complication into a cleaner 41mm case with a refined dial and the brand’s exclusive column-wheel calibre L687.5.
The refreshed Longines Master line gains a classically styled monopusher chronograph with ice-blue or silver-opaline dials, a hand-wound column-wheel movement and a CHF 3,200 price.
The refreshed Longines Master Collection Automatic expands with light blue dials, keeping the line’s classical proportions while adding a more contemporary colour option.
The Luminox FORCE BLUE Pacific Diver pairs a 44mm steel case, quartz reliability and a wetsuit-ready expandable rubber strap with a conservation partnership shaped by veteran divers.
Omega has refreshed the Speedmaster 38 for 2026 with seven references, sharper dials, a bolder bezel and pricing from £5,500.
Omega has refreshed the Speedmaster 38mm with seven new references, round subdials, cleaner dials and a broader tachymeter bezel that brings the compact chronograph closer to the Moonwatch aesthetic.
Longines expands the redesigned Master Collection with a first-ever monopusher chronograph for the line, a revised 41mm Chrono Moonphase and new dial and bracelet options across the three-hand range.
Omega has refreshed the Speedmaster 38mm line with seven automatic chronographs, led by a no-date steel model that leans heavily into classic Moonwatch design cues.
Omega’s Speedmaster 38 mm is being positioned with a clearer connection to the classic Moonwatch, giving the smaller chronograph a more direct link to the collection’s most recognisable identity.
Straum’s first dedicated tool watch pairs a compact grade 5 titanium case with practical cold-weather details, a La Joux-Perret automatic movement and three dial options.
The Jacques Bianchi x Olympique de Marseille OM200 turns the JB200 diver into a club-coloured limited edition with a football-inspired bezel and COSC-certified automatic movement.
Peacock’s Black Hole III Curved Guilloché Central Tourbillon pairs a centrally mounted regulator with a hand-guilloché curved dial and a 120-hour in-house movement at USD 5,099.
The Porsche Design Chronograph 1 moves beyond its familiar titanium bracelet with permanent leather strap options tied directly to the 911 interior palette.
Nivada Grenchen’s Autochron Automatic Orange brings a brighter dial treatment to a compact 38mm case, pairing everyday proportions with a more expressive look.
Geneva Watch Days 2026 will run from September 2 to 6, bringing more than 70 watch brands, public exhibitions, workshops and new-season launches to venues across Geneva.