Kollokium’s latest Projekt 02 turns its layered topographical dial into a luminous turquoise seascape, paired with a die-cast steel case and a La Joux-Perret automatic movement.
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Peacock’s limited Divine Ultra-Thin Tourbillon pairs a hand-textured dial, an in-house flying tourbillon movement and a 904L steel case at a price that challenges familiar assumptions about Chinese mechanical watches.
The new Classics Moneta Solarmetre gives Frédérique Constant’s traditional dress-watch language a discreet solar calibre, three grained dial colours and a practical two-strap package.
The Formex Aria Manufacture Chronometer marks a major technical step for the Swiss brand, pairing a 40mm Grade 5 titanium case with the new FX01 in-house micro-rotor movement.
The Japanese brand’s compact automatic chronograph is back in panda and reverse panda executions, pairing vintage dial language with a Seiko NE86A movement.
The new Hermès H08 Squelette brings openworked architecture to the brand’s sporty cushion-shaped watch, pairing black DLC titanium with a visible in-house automatic calibre.
The Formex Aria Manufacture Chronometer Founder’s Edition pairs a 6.9mm Grade 5 titanium case with the brand’s first exclusive micro-rotor movement.
The Breguet Classique Chronométrie Ref. 7727 is one of the clearest modern reminders that precision still matters in haute horlogerie, even after quartz made accuracy easy.
The Formex Aria Manufacture Chronometer introduces the brand’s first integrated bracelet, a 6.9mm Grade 5 titanium case and a proprietary COSC-certified micro-rotor movement developed with Horage.
Favre Leuba adds a vivid orange-accented version to its Deep Raider Revival line, keeping the 39mm steel case, 300-metre rating and FLD01 automatic movement intact.
The Carillon Tourbillon Anniversaire brings Parmigiani Fleurier’s restoration heritage into a contemporary white-gold minute repeater with four gongs, a flying tourbillon and a 10-day power reserve.
Formex moves beyond rugged tool watches with the Aria Manufacture Chronometer, a 6.9 mm titanium micro-rotor automatic limited to 100 pieces for 2026.
Farer expands its travel-focused GMT Bezel collection with two 2026 references featuring fumé guilloché dials, practical 24-hour bezels and Sellita automatic movements.
The Navitimer Cosmonaute has a deeper spaceflight story than many realise, from Scott Carpenter’s 1962 Mercury mission to a new blue meteorite-dial model worn aboard Artemis II.
The Chopard L.U.C Quattro Revolution Re-edition revisits one of the manufacture’s defining technical watches, pairing a four-barrel calibre with Geneva Seal finishing and a long-reserve architecture that still feels relevant.
MB&F’s Legacy Machine Perpetual returns in new Chromatic Editions, bringing a colour-led reinterpretation to one of the independent watchmaker’s most recognisable complications.
Zenith marks the United States’ 250th anniversary with two limited Chronomaster Revival Liberty II editions, pairing the A384 case with red, white and blue details.
Albishorn’s new Type X-Graph pairs a translucent fumé polycarbonate dial with a left-side monopusher chronograph layout, imagining a 1948 aviation prototype that predates the French military Type 20 era.
Norqain’s latest Adventure Chrono brings Swiss national team details to a 41mm automatic chronograph limited to 260 pieces.
The new H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date Ref. 1730-1200 combines a flyback chronograph, second time zone and date without turning the dial into a dashboard.