The Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 AM brings a fresh Moss Green dial, Lucent Steel case and the collection’s first anti-magnetic movement specification to the brand’s modern luxury sports watch line.
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Parmigiani Fleurier, Breitling, H. Moser & Cie., Hamilton, Citizen and Christopher Ward lead a varied week of launches, from violet guilloché to DB5-inspired chronographs and a titanium minute repeater.
LVMH delivered organic growth in the first half of 2026, with Watches & Jewellery emerging as the group’s strongest-performing division so far this year.
The Citizen Tsuyosa Shore Time Slip Limited Edition brings a smoked black gradient dial, gold-toned bezel markings and 100m water resistance to the brand’s accessible automatic sports watch line.
Parmigiani Fleurier marks three decades of independent watchmaking with platinum editions of the Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante, Minute Rattrapante and Chronographe Mystérieux, each limited to 30 pieces.
Founded by Maarten and Jessica Pieters, the new independent Swiss atelier arrives with a platinum tourbillon watch built around an ambitious hand-wound calibre and unusually personal finishing.
The MeisterSinger Panthero Jumping Hour brings an instantaneous hour display to the German brand’s signature single-hand format, with sunburst and guilloché dials adding two very different personalities.
Citizen expands the Tsuyosa Shore line with the limited-edition Timeslip, a £349 automatic watch pairing integrated-bracelet styling with a black-and-gold dive-watch mood.
The Union Glashütte Averin Chronograph Limited Edition Sachsen Classic 2026 pairs a square steel case with a white motorsport dial, two straps and a 350-piece run.
Tissot expands its ISO 6425-certified Seastar 2000 Professional with five new iterations, pairing 600-metre capability with bold dial colours, a ceramic bezel and the Powermatic 80 movement.
A close look at five exceptional contemporary repeater watches from Girard-Perregaux, Chopard, Armin Strom, Bulgari and H. Moser & Cie.
Certina’s DS Super PH2000M becomes the brand’s deepest-rated dive watch yet, putting a 2,000-metre capability at the centre of the story.
Pequignet’s Calibre Royal is more than an in-house automatic movement. It marks a serious French manufacture story rooted in Morteau, Besançon and a watchmaking tradition that predates Switzerland’s modern dominance.
A 1933 Duesenberg Model J Disappearing Top Convertible Coupe and a 1948 Tucker 48 bring two very different visions of American greatness to Monterey Car Week.
From tower clocks and pocket watches to modern planetarium wristwatches, celestial complications remain one of watchmaking’s most poetic technical pursuits.
The Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Cosmic Rain brings together Moser’s expressive side with two major complications and an openworked display.
From the Arnie and Captain Willard to the Tuna, Turtle and Monster, Seiko’s unofficial nicknames reveal the brand’s deep connection with cinema, military history, dive-watch engineering and collector culture.
Davosa’s Ternos GMT Lucent 161.592.02 pairs Swiss-made sports-watch proportions with a white dial, Sellita-powered GMT function and a domed sapphire Pepsi bezel insert for $1,895 in the US.
Lebois & Co. formalises its Atelier line with two 37.8mm Heritage Small Seconds watches, each built around a richly textured dial created with GT Cadrans.
Created with Marcus Wiedemann for the 2025 Dubai Watch Week x Grail Watch Design Competition, the Hanhart Square by Square is a six-prototype shaped watch with a domed sapphire crystal, Sellita automatic movement and a surprisingly compact case.