Away from the noise of Geneva watch week, Tudor staged a rare collector gathering that put military Submariners, prototypes and archive documents at the centre of the conversation.
Browsing: Watches
The French independent watchmaker’s latest tourbillon pairs a deep blue grand feu enamel dial with old-world construction methods and an uncompromising one-man approach.
Jaeger-LeCoultre has introduced a more compact Polaris Date, giving the collection a 40 mm option with cleaner everyday proportions.
Kuruvilla “Diny” Markose lays out how Titan is building a broad watch portfolio, deeper manufacturing capability and a distinctly Indian place in global horology.
The Perpetual Moon 41.5 Steel “Colours of the Moon” collection pairs Arnold & Son’s oversized lunar display with coloured mother-of-pearl dials and a stainless steel case.
Geneva-based independent watchmaker Vincent Deprez expands his Tourbillon Classique family with the Scientific Tourbillon, a 10-piece stainless steel edition pairing Grand Feu enamel with hand-built tourbillon watchmaking.
Amida’s latest Digitrend keeps the cult wedge-shaped case and prism display, then adds a darker Open Sapphire construction and a fully luminous jumping-hour display.
French endurance driver Paul-Loup Chatin has become a Lorige ambassador, strengthening the Franco-Swiss watch brand’s connection to elite prototype racing and the Genesis Magma Racing programme.
Titan’s new Edge UltraSlim Mechanical pairs a 5.7mm grade 2 titanium case with an in-house hand-wound movement and rotating disc display, priced at CHF 3,000.
The Brunswick 40 Helmsman Endurance Specification gives Fears’ nautical cushion-case watch a tougher, more purposeful character with 200 metres of water resistance, a glare-cutting white dial and a La Joux-Perret automatic movement.
Horage’s Revolution 3 MicroReg introduces a proprietary ultrasonic regulation system that lets a mechanical watch be adjusted from outside the case, with owner-facing tools planned alongside the production model.
TAG Heuer returns to the Goodwood Festival of Speed with a 500-piece Formula 1 Chronograph in British Racing Green, powered by the Calibre 16 automatic movement.
The Ollech & Wajs C-1000 Y brings serious dive-watch depth, a vivid yellow dial and compact proportions into a Swiss tool watch priced from CHF 1,996.
The URWERK UR-120 Blue Planet closes the chapter on one of the brand’s most theatrical satellite-hour watches, pairing a blue sandblasted steel case with gold-toned mechanics and a 20-piece run.
The Mido Ocean Star GMT brings a second time zone to the brand’s robust dive-watch platform, pairing 200 metres of water resistance with Caliber 80 and a practical world-time caseback engraving.
Tissot’s Seastar 2000 Professional collection returns to the spotlight with a refresh aimed at keeping the brand’s serious dive-watch line current and relevant.
The new Panerai Submersible Navy SEALs PAM01738 brings a 44mm steel case, 500 metres of water resistance, high-contrast lume and a three-day automatic movement to the brand’s military-minded dive watch line.
Certina CEO Dieter Pachner outlines a sharper sport-watch direction for the Swiss brand as the titanium DS Super PH2000M puts heritage, value and serious diving hardware back in focus.
Machiel Hulsman’s hand-made Tourbillon Solstitium moves from unique commission to a 12-piece subscription series, pairing jumping hours, retrograde minutes and a one-minute tourbillon.
The German watchmaker expands its distinctive Panthero Jumping Hour line with blue and golden-yellow sunburst dials, keeping the model’s unusual time display and 40.5mm steel case intact.