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.
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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.
This week’s watch releases move between compact heritage divers, lightweight skeleton cases, refined Japanese casework and cleaner German chronographs.
Louis Erard expands its slim integrated-bracelet 2340 with Mauve and Forest dial variants, pairing titanium lightness with detailed surface work and a Sellita automatic movement.