From a road-scarred Rolex Yacht-Master to platinum Cartier, Moser, Patek Philippe and Studio Underd0g, Tim Mancuso collects for feeling rather than approval.
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TAG Heuer’s latest Team Ikuzawa collaboration turns the Carrera Glassbox 39 mm into a sharply detailed red-and-white limited edition with a TH20-10 automatic chronograph movement.
Vacheron Constantin’s latest Métiers d’Art Tribute to Great Civilisations quartet transforms four Louvre antiquities into stone-carved watch dials.
The MING 37.06 Royal Selangor pairs a grade 2 titanium case with a hand-finished pewter dial from Kuala Lumpur’s historic pewter house, limited to 88 pieces.
The 150-piece TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x Team Ikuzawa channels Japanese racing culture through a white Glassbox dial, red accents and a toolbox-style presentation.
The new Carrera Chronograph x Team Ikuzawa turns TAG Heuer’s 39mm Glassbox into a red-and-white tribute to Japanese motorsport culture, limited to 150 pieces.
Ming’s latest 37-series limited edition pairs a brushed titanium case with a hand-hammered pewter dial made in Kuala Lumpur by Royal Selangor.
Independent watchmaker Laine Watches celebrates its 10th anniversary with a compact 33mm P33 and five new guilloché dial executions for the hand-wound P37.
Dominique Renaud’s first watch under his own name puts a one-hertz regulating organ at the centre of the experience, with a 20mm balance wheel and a movement architecture unlike most contemporary mechanical watches.
The Bell & Ross BR-03 GMT Green Lum brings an aurora-inspired colour story to the brand’s travel-watch line, pairing a GMT complication with a vivid green luminous identity.
The 32-gram Richard Mille RM 67-02 Extra Flat is more than a featherweight flex. On Mathieu van der Poel, it becomes a live test of the brand’s athlete-first approach to extreme watchmaking.
India’s largest watch brand is entering the GPHG 2026 conversation with the Edge UltraSlim Mechanical, a 5.7mm titanium watch using a manual-wind movement and dual-disc time display.
Minerva’s newly compact Unveiled Secret brings its inverted monopusher chronograph movement to the dial side, with wine-red detailing, 39mm proportions and two limited editions.
The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Limited Edition brings a sand-toned dial, anthracite counters and the TH20-00 automatic calibre to a 500-piece European release.
The Ulysse Nardin Blast Moonstruck is back in a 20-piece rose gold and black DLC titanium edition, pairing celestial mechanics with a practical worldtime display.
Rolex brings solid gold back to the 34mm Oyster Perpetual with brushed Everose and yellow gold cases, lacquer dials, natural stone markers and calibre 2232 inside.
Swatch Group has posted strong sales growth for the first half of 2026, a notable signal from one of Swiss watchmaking’s most influential companies.
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Héron’s latest Marinor Rainbow White keeps the compact dive-watch formula and colourful decompression scale, but shifts the mood with a metallic white dial and steel countdown bezel.
The CronusArt RT06-001 Carbon Fiber Sports Car combines an NTPT carbon case, skeletonised automatic movement and automotive-inspired detailing at a $1,099 price point.