The Swatch x Audemars Piguet Royal Pop arrives as an unexpected pocket watch project, offered in eight colour-led editions with a deliberately playful character.
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The compact no-date Tonda PF Chronograph moves into 18k rose gold with a Mineral Blue guilloché dial and Parmigiani Fleurier’s high-frequency PF070 movement.
The Zenith Chronomaster Revival A384 Tropical brings a chocolate-toned panda dial to the angular 1969 El Primero case, pairing vintage character with the modern El Primero 400 chronograph caliber.
The PAM01495 is a 47mm DMLS titanium Submersible with a skeletonized automatic GMT movement, blue ceramic bezel and boutique-only positioning.
The new Vacheron Constantin Égérie Moon Phase Spring Blossom pairs a pink gold moon phase watch with a hand-painted floral calfskin strap, marking a delicate new Métiers d’Art expression for the collection.
Zenith’s compact Defy Skyline 36 gains a silver sunray dial, bringing a more restrained and versatile character to the brand’s smaller integrated-bracelet sports watch.
The Perrelet Turbine Casino Roulette brings a miniature French roulette layout to the brand’s signature spinning dial, with titanium construction, chronometer certification and a 100-piece limited run.
The new Longines HydroConquest Commonwealth Games Limited Edition brings a teal gradient dial, ceramic bezel and rubber strap to the brand’s modern dive watch platform.
The latest 42mm Longines HydroConquest brings a cleaner dial, a slim 300-metre case, useful clasp adjustment and strong value, though its long lugs make wrist fit worth checking.
The new Panerai Submersible GMT PAM01495 pairs a 47mm titanium DMLS case with an openworked dial, flyer GMT movement and serious 500-metre dive-watch credentials.
Rado has celebrated four decades of High-Tech Ceramic with the Australian debut of a new Captain Cook chronograph in plasma ceramic, blue sunray dial and rose-gold-toned detailing.
Cartier has opened a 406 square metre boutique at Chatswood Chase, bringing its jewellery, watchmaking and private client experience to Sydney’s North Shore.
The latest Seiko 5 Sports Field releases bring compass bezels, four dial colours and familiar 4R36 automatic power to one of the brand’s most accessible outdoor-ready collections.
The Swatch x Audemars Piguet Royal Pop collection reimagines Royal Oak design cues as colourful clip-on pocket watches powered by a hand-wound SISTEM51 movement.
The MB&F HM8 Mark 2 returns to the brand’s automotive Horological Machine language with a prism display, CarbonMacrolon bodywork and two sharply different launch editions.
The limited-edition Raymond Weil Freelancer Pop 7780 pairs a titanium case, black ceramic tachymeter bezel and turquoise pulsometer scale with an automatic bi-compax chronograph movement.
The MB&F HM11 Architect reimagines the wristwatch as a miniature building, with a flying tourbillon atrium, four functional rooms, a mechanical thermometer and a case-winding system.
The MB&F M.A.D.1 Time to Love brings Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s red, blue and yellow language to the cult M.A.D.Editions platform, with a spinning angel-wing rotor and public raffle access.
MB&F returns to its collaboration with engraver Eddy Jaquet for eight one-of-a-kind LM Split Escapement watches inspired by classic adventure novels.
The LM Perpetual Longhorn and LM Sequential Flyback Longhorn bring extended lugs, black lacquer dials and stainless steel cases to two of MB&F’s most important Legacy Machine calibres.