Jaeger-LeCoultre’s 2026 releases span a platinum Duomètre with a triple-axis tourbillon, new gold Reverso Or Deco models and a hand-worked Pegasus Reverso.
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Retrograde display watches turn the dial into a small performance, replacing circular timekeeping with arcs, tension and an instant reset.
IWC’s new Pilot’s Watch Venturer Vertical Drive removes the crown and rethinks the cockpit watch for human spaceflight, with a bezel-operated setting system, ceramic case and 120-hour automatic movement.
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Hybris Artistica Calibre 179 pairs a twin-axis tourbillon, Duoface display and hand-engraved Pegasus case in a five-piece pink gold edition.
Akhor’s Le Temps en Équilibre gains a new two-colour dial concept and Poinçon de Genève certification, strengthening the young Geneva independent’s technical credentials.
The DC1 Platinum Art of the Tourbillon brings platinum, black onyx and opal to David Candaux’s asymmetrical tourbillon architecture.
The Netherlands-based Sero Watch Company Signature pairs vintage dress-watch cues with a compact steel case, hand-wound Sellita movement and uncommon 100-metre water resistance.
Corum’s new Admiral marks a serious reset for the Swiss watchmaker, pairing a redesigned integrated-bracelet case with a newly developed automatic calibre.
The 41-lot Patrick Parrish Collection at Loupe This gathers polar instruments, alarm watches, dive watches and chronographs that prize invention over obvious prestige.
The Watch Angels x Alpina Startimer Pilot IFR Chronograph turns a real instrument-flight procedure into an interactive mechanical display, with CEO Guido Benedini framing it as a new kind of case-built complication.
The Cyrus Dominion Lapis Blue GMT pairs a 42mm Grade 5 titanium case with a natural lapis lazuli dial and a Jean-François Mojon-developed automatic GMT movement, limited to 28 pieces.
A weekend look at how Bulgari built one of modern watchmaking’s most distinctive identities, from Roman jewellery codes to Serpenti, Octo and high-complication Swiss production.
A sharp shortlist of six approachable mechanical watches from Timex, Swatch and Audemars Piguet, Seiko, Tissot, Titan and Sero Watch Company.
Geneva’s May 2026 watch auctions were full of major results, but some of the most compelling watches were the stranger, rarer and more technically imaginative pieces just below the brightest spotlight.
The new David Candaux DC1 Platinum Art of the Tourbillon revisits the independent watchmaker’s debut architecture in a run of just eight platinum pieces.
Jaeger-LeCoultre and Aston Martin’s AMVOX collection remains one of the rare watch collaborations that delivered real mechanical ideas, from the Vertical Trigger chronograph to car-linked transponder technology.
The 2026 Breitling Chronomat update focuses on slimmer proportions and a more refined case architecture, giving the collection a cleaner and more wearable presence.
Czapek & Cie steps away from the usual product launch cycle with a 50-minute documentary charting the independent brand’s rebirth, its community-first philosophy and the watches that shaped its modern identity.
A clear guide to the finishing techniques that make mechanical watch movements worth studying, from engraving and Geneva stripes to black polishing and perlage.
Marco Lang’s Seven Spheres is a deeply personal independent watch with a seven-axis central tourbillon, platinum case and floating time display.