The new Porsche Design Chronograph 1 – 911 GT3 100 Jahre Nürburgring is a 100-piece titanium chronograph reserved for buyers of the anniversary 911 GT3.
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Sylvain Berneron’s sculptural Mirage returns as the Mirage Miroir, pairing a mirrored Calibre 283 with a new gold bracelet and yellow or white gold cases.
The Arnold & Son Constant Force Tourbillon 11 Platinum turns a deeply traditional chronometric idea into a modern high-complication watch with historic resonance.
Nomos adds two vivid permanent models to the Club Campus line, pairing rose and olive dials with the upgraded hand-wound DUW 4001 movement.
MeisterSinger has introduced the Edition Unitas 1Z Blue, a new blue-dial expression for collectors drawn to the brand’s calm, single-hand approach to timekeeping.
Founding dates are everywhere in watchmaking, but heritage is more complicated than a number on a dial. The real question is continuity, character and what a brand has done with its time.
The limited-edition Venezianico Nereide Opale Blu pairs a 200-metre steel diver with a lab-grown blue opal dial made by Kyocera and limited to 600 pieces.
The new Minase Mastercraft J3 revisits the Japanese brand’s early minimalist watchmaking with a compact 37mm steel case, textured dial and a more accessible price point.
A 140-piece IWC for Mercedes-Benz, a one-day Solar Eclipse MoonSwatch in Spain, Zandvoort-themed TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraphs and new Seiko Presage craft dials made for a lively week in watches.
Siam Paragon Bangkok Watch Week returns in September 2026 with a larger brand roster, Fondation Haute Horlogerie involvement and a clear ambition to put Bangkok firmly on the international watch calendar.
A. Lange & Söhne CEO Wilhelm Schmid reflects on the watch that changed his perspective, the value of legibility, the appeal of chronographs and the challenge of keeping Glashütte watchmaking relevant for the next generation.
Hublot’s Classic Fusion Sage Green trilogy brings a soft pastel-green dial to 33mm, 42mm and 45mm titanium models, spanning diamond-set, three-hand and chronograph executions.
From Rolex and Zenith to Girard-Perregaux, Rado and Minerva, these five mixed-metal watches show how warm gold accents can sharpen a modern sports watch or dress-leaning design.
From Birkenstock’s perennial Boston clog to Peanuts luggage by Globe-Trotter and AMIRI’s football-minded capsule, August’s style edit favours pieces built for use, travel and character.
L’Epée 1839’s Belly Tank Racer channels post-war land-speed culture into a sculptural mechanical clock with an eight-day movement, visible mechanics and pull-back winding.
Baume & Mercier refreshes the Clifton Baumatic 39mm with an ice-blue guilloché dial, bringing a cooler and more textured character to one of the brand’s understated everyday watches.
The LV-01 Classic and LV-02 Classic Turbo bring Louis Vuitton craft, Tambour watchmaking details and serious Singer engineering to two very different air-cooled Porsche 911 builds.
Metal bracelets may look inevitable on modern wristwatches, but their journey runs from rare jewelled commissions to military utility, Rolex sports watches and the quiet genius of Gay Frères.
Kiwame Tokyo’s Yane takes its cue from the temple roofs of Asakusa, bringing a distinctly architectural Tokyo reference into watch design.
Vario’s NAVI Voyage Chapter One turns maritime history into a compact automatic watch series, with five European variants using flag-inspired colours and native-language hour scales.