The new Christopher Ward Sealander Yalos refines the C63 formula with textured coastal-inspired dials, a slimmer 904L steel case and a COSC-certified Sellita movement.
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Farer’s second Stratton refines the detail that matters most, pairing a black Eisenkiesel dial with a laser micro-etched moonphase disc and a gold PVD cushion case.
Raymond Weil expands its Freelancer RW1212 Skeleton line with a new 40mm anthracite version, pairing an openworked automatic movement with a choice of bracelet or leather strap.
The IAMWATCH 2026 exhibition George Daniels 100 gathers 22 watches by the British master, including both Space Traveller pocket watches and an early premiere of a new film on his legacy.
Glashütte Original has introduced two Senator Aventurine models, pairing Art Nouveau and Art Deco references with shimmering glass dials, precious metal cases and the in-house Calibre 36-16.
The Bell & Ross BR-05 Chrono Snow Rocket is a 250-piece limited edition inspired by French speed skier Simon Billy, pairing a white chronograph dial with vivid red details and a ski-shaped handset.
The new Senator Aventurine collection pares Glashütte Original’s dress-watch formula back to two hands, precious metal cases and shimmering glass dials.
Norqain adds a turquoise edition to its ultra-light Wild ONE Skeleton X-Lite, pairing a 45-gram case and strap package with a COSC-certified skeleton movement and 5,000G impact resistance.
The independent watchmaker’s latest creation combines a 30-second tourbillon, an asymmetric display and a manually wound in-house movement in a 39 mm case.
The Panerai Luminor Firenze 8 Giorni PAM01734 marks the Florence boutique’s centenary with a Platinumtech case, an eight-day hand-wound calibre and a grooved crown bridge inspired by a historic prototype.
The Girard-Perregaux Laureato Fifty Three Gold Bridges joins the permanent collection with a steel case, white gold bezel and new rose gold dial architecture.
Limited to 10 pieces, the PS Horology Tsuba En pairs a samurai-inspired steel case with a gold-plated guilloché dial and Vaucher’s slim Calibre 5401.
The Bell & Ross BR-05 GMT Green Steel brings a sunray green dial, 24-hour flange and automatic GMT movement to the brand’s steel travel watch architecture.
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s The Collectibles VII capsule brings restored historic pieces into focus, from Duoplan jewellery watches and early Reversos to a Memovox Parking from 1958.
The wristwatch has lost its monopoly on portable timekeeping, but that hasn’t made it irrelevant. If anything, its redundancy has made the choice to wear one more personal.
Laurent Ferrier replaces the salmon-dial Grand Sport Tourbillon with the Iceberg, a grade 5 titanium sports tourbillon with a pale opaline dial and the in-house LF619.01 calibre.
Vacheron Constantin’s latest Métiers d’Art zodiac watches use the calibre 2460 G4’s aperture display to make room for a hand-engraved goat, Grand Feu enamel and miniature painting.
Tektora founder Alex I. explains why the Miyota 90S5 won out over Seiko and Sellita alternatives, and how a rotated movement shaped the watch’s dial, crown and case architecture.
The Horage Autark has become the clearest expression of the Biel-based brand’s self-sufficient approach, evolving from the K1-powered original into the slim, microrotor Tourbillon Bubbles.
The Laureato Fifty Three Gold Bridges brings Girard-Perregaux’s architectural haute horlogerie language into a steel integrated sports watch with a tourbillon, skeletonised calibre and £144,000 price tag.