Baltic marks its Official Timekeeper role at Iceland’s The Rift cycling event with a limited Hermétique edition in 34mm and 37mm cases.
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The new Timex Marlin Chatham Automatic brings a compact cushion case, vintage dress-watch cues and a Miyota automatic movement to an accessible price point.
The Barcelona atelier’s first chronograph-only watch pairs a 36mm two-tone case with a deeply reworked Valjoux 23-based calibre and extensive customisation.
Angelus expands its compact monopusher chronograph line with three limited Chronographe Tachymètre editions in yellow gold and stainless steel.
The new Wren Vessel is a young independent brand’s most ambitious watch yet, with a custom sapphire crystal, 904L steel tonneau case and Sellita automatic movement.
Moriarty’s Laguna introduces the Iridescence series with a custom opaque enamel dial, tropical blue shimmer, hot-pink details and a classical stainless steel case.
Vacheron Constantin expands the Overseas Automatic line with two 34.5mm models in rose gold and stainless steel, pairing lacquered dials with the collection’s interchangeable strap system.
Cartier’s Roadster arrived in 2002 as a motoring-inspired watch for a new century. Two decades on, its curved case and automotive attitude feel newly relevant.
A buyer group led by Montres Journe SA, with Chanel and Pierre Jacques involved, has agreed to acquire 95 percent of Ebel from Movado Group in a $66.5 million deal.
The new Angelus Chronographe Tachymètre turns the brand’s vintage stopwatch language toward speed, with a 37mm case, hand-wound A5000 calibre and three limited dial executions.
The Rado Captain Cook x Cameron Green Limited Edition gives the brand’s dive watch a green-and-gold cricket treatment, with 459 pieces priced at USD 4,700.
DUG’s Purist Typ 1 and Typ 2 pair Glashütte assembly and finishing with Sellita-derived automatic movements, starting from €1,249 and €1,299 respectively.
Independent watchmaking is richer than ever below five figures, from practical dive watches and true GMTs to small-batch designs with unusual dials and complications.
The Senator Meissen “Cherry Blossom” places hand-crafted porcelain artistry at the centre of a Saxon watchmaking story, pairing Glashütte Original’s classical line with a delicate floral dial concept.
Patek Philippe has introduced six new Gondolo Ladies First watches with cushion-shaped precious-metal cases, gem-set dials and the slim E15 quartz calibre.
Ebel is entering a pivotal phase as François-Paul Journe and Chanel take control, bringing independent watchmaking authority and major luxury backing to a storied Swiss name.
The new Basel event has registered around 280 exhibitors for its 2027 debut, with jewellery and gemstones leading the early mix and the watch side still taking shape.
The new Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue adds a blue ceramic case and black wave dial to the brand’s 500-metre dive watch line, limited to 250 pieces.
The latest Senator Meissen pairs a hand-painted Meissen porcelain dial with Glashütte Original’s 100-hour automatic calibre in a 40mm red-gold case.
Mido’s 2026 Día de los Muertos special edition gives the Multifort TV Big Date a luminous calavera dial, Alebrijes motifs and three interchangeable wearing options.