Yema’s latest Granvelle Renaissance CMM.29 brings a smaller cushion case, a layered architectural dial and an in-house micro-rotor movement at €2,100.
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The young German brand’s Purist Typ 1 pairs clean Glashütte styling with a locally finished automatic movement and a starting price of EUR 1,199.
The Lithuanian watchmaker now has an authorized American storefront, bringing easier access, domestic shipping and full warranty support to its oversized, tritium-lit tool watches.
Unveiled on World Ocean Day, the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Tech Ref. 5019A-12B30-94A brings the brand’s patented three-hour dive timing system to a Grade 23 titanium professional diver priced at €24,550.
Slim, practical and ready for the water, these skin divers bring vintage character, modern reliability and summer-friendly pricing to the poolside watch category.
Rolex’s Oyster Story exhibition at Shanghai’s West Bund Dome traces a century of waterproof watchmaking, from the 1926 Oyster case to the brand’s modern Superlative standards.
The young Asakusa watch brand introduces Kubo, a compact small-seconds dress watch with lacquered dials, Miyota automatic power and a USD 630 price.
The Fifty Fathoms Tech Ref. 5019A turns Blancpain’s three-hour dive-time concept into a permanent-production professional diver with titanium construction, a five-day movement and a more practical date display.
The Chronoswiss Delphis Glacier is a 50-piece limited edition with a titanium case, hand-guilloché ice-inspired dial and the collection’s signature jumping hour with retrograde minutes.
Raymond Weil steps into integrated-bracelet sports watch territory with the A.R.T Ref. 1000, a 38mm automatic in steel priced at £1,895.
MARLI New York has introduced its debut watch collection in Geneva, translating its architectural fine jewelry language into Swiss-made timepieces with mother-of-pearl dials, pyramid detailing and interchangeable straps.
The Edouard Koehn Legacy Rattrapante Four Seasons brings colourful guilloché dial work to a split-seconds chronograph with a more expressive visual character.
Raymond Weil introduces the A.R.T. collection, led by a 38mm automatic sports-chic model with an integrated bracelet, textured dials and accessible Swiss pricing.
Favre Leuba’s Deep Raider Day Date brings ombré dials, a practical calendar display and 300 metres of water resistance to the brand’s modern dive watch family.
Limited to 250 pieces, the Chopard Mille Miglia GTS Power Control Grigio-Blu 2026 Racing Edition pairs a Lucent Steel case with a textured asphalt-inspired dial and a COSC-certified in-house movement.
The Hermès Arceau Samarcande brings together an openworked horse motif, Saint-Louis crystal dial work and a minute repeater within Henri d’Origny’s classic asymmetrical case.
Parmigiani Fleurier’s 30th anniversary watch pairs a four-gong carillon minute repeater with a one-minute tourbillon, a 12-day power reserve and an unusually theatrical view of the chiming works.
The Arceau Cavalier en Formes combines Hermès’ equestrian codes, miniature dial craft, a tourbillon and a minute repeater in a six-piece white gold edition.
The new TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Glassbox Limited Edition brings a sand-coloured dial, anthracite counters and the TH20-00 automatic chronograph movement to a 500-piece European release.
The Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen” brings a transparent luminous dial, a stop-seconds tourbillon and a perpetual calendar to one of Glashütte’s most recognisable watch designs.