Louis Vuitton’s one-of-a-kind Tambour Taiko Arty Automata brings psychedelic colour, seven dial animations and a flying tourbillon into a 42mm white gold case.
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The Piaget Polo Signature Date G0A51012 highlights the maison’s sport-elegant side with a date-equipped take on one of its most recognisable watch families.
Blue remains one of watchmaking’s most versatile dial colours, but the strongest 2026 examples do more than simply swap black or white for navy. These are the blue-dial watches with genuine design intent, from accessible automatics to lacquered independent pieces.
Billstone’s Curator 18 is a green leather-finish watch briefcase designed to carry 18 watches, with dual passcode locking, padded cushions and space for straps, papers and accessories.
At Watches of Switzerland in Manhattan, Orlando Bloom’s long-running affection for watches and Porsche design met the new Chronograph 1 – All Titanium Numbered Edition.
Bianchet’s slim round flying tourbillon gets a warmer precious-metal treatment, pairing an 18k rose gold case with the brand’s technical UR01 calibre and integrated sports-watch architecture.
Elliot Brown steps away from its usual tactical palette with four limited Arne Cali field watches, each built around a colourful California dial and a 200-metre steel case.
The latest MoonSwatch marks the 1969 lunar landing with Moonshine Gold, a 1,969-piece run and an application process designed to slow the stampede.
The C by Romain Gauthier returns in a 39.5mm Grade 5 titanium case, keeping its asymmetric dial, hand-finished calibre and modern independent-watch character.
Nomos expands its smallest square watch family with the Tetra 27 white and Tetra 27 duo, both powered by the hand-wound DUW 4001 and sized at just 27.5mm across.
The Bremont Supernova Hawking Limited Edition brings meteorite counters, black hole symbolism and a dark DLC case to the British brand’s integrated sports chronograph.
Schwarz Etienne has become one of independent watchmaking’s more intriguing names, pairing deep manufacturing capacity with refined modern pieces such as the 1902 collection and Synergy by Peter Speake.
Panerai expands its Luna Rossa family with the limited Luminor Luna Rossa Chrono PAM01768 and the 40 mm Luminor Luna Rossa GMT PAM01791, two steel models tied to the Italian sailing team ahead of the 38th America’s Cup in Naples.
The Roger Dubuis Excalibur The Kabuto Legacy turns the Knights of the Round Table concept toward Japanese history, with 12 hand-engraved ceremonial helmets surrounding a sculptural Edo Castle dial.
The Lebanese watch brand’s new Quadra Meteorite GMT pairs a 40mm steel case, integrated bracelet and Miyota 9075 automatic GMT movement with a naturally patterned meteorite dial.
Breguet celebrates the 225th anniversary of Abraham-Louis Breguet’s tourbillon patent with new models across its Classique, Tradition and Marine collections.
Armin Strom’s latest Mirrored Force Resonance limited edition uses a vivid red treatment to give the independent watchmaker’s resonance-focused design a more assertive presence.
The latest Nodus x Raven TrailTrekker Carbon brings a forged carbon dial and bezel, a true GMT movement and 200 metres of water resistance to the brands’ collaborative travel-watch series.
The latest Doxa SUB 300 Ti5 Clive Cussler brings a lighter titanium case, a layered titanium dial and COSC-certified mechanics to the brand’s vintage-minded dive watch platform.
Richemont began its fiscal 2026 year with group sales of €6.3 billion, led by strong jewellery demand and a healthier performance from its specialist watch maisons.