The compact De Rijke & Co. Capri pairs sculptural casework, curved dials and slim hand-wound movements in a watch that feels quietly distinctive.
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The new M.A.D.2 R&B and M.A.D.2 REDemption bring Eric Giroud’s 1990s club culture inspiration back into focus, pairing turntable cues with MB&F-adjacent mechanical theatre.
Piaget’s Polo 79 takes a more decorative turn with a blue sodalite dial, bringing ornamental stone character to the maison’s integrated-bracelet watch.
From the Ulysse Nardin x Urwerk UR-Freak to Omega’s 007 gaming tie-in, these five collaboration watches show how smart partnerships can produce more than a logo on a dial.
Limited to five pieces, Parmigiani Fleurier’s 30th anniversary Carillon Tourbillon combines a hand-hammered Morning Blue dial, four serpentine gongs and a 10-day hand-wound calibre.
Hanhart’s Thermosphere Limited Edition draws its character from firefighting operations, turning a demanding professional environment into a focused watch concept.
The Angelus Tinkler 1958 Quarter Repeater returns as a 15-piece yellow gold edition with an automatic chiming movement, a sealed case and a richly detailed mid-century dial.
The HM London Skyline marks anniversaries for Arnold & Son and The Limited Edition with a 20-piece watch that shifts from historic London by day to a glowing modern city by night.
A closer look at Miyota’s automatic Calibre 9075 explains why this traveller GMT movement has become so important for accessible mechanical watches.
The Arnold & Son HM London Skyline x The Limited Edition pairs an ultra-thin dress-watch profile with a miniature mother-of-pearl cityscape that changes after dark.
Spinnaker’s new SpongeBob SquarePants DoodleBob capsule turns one of Bikini Bottom’s strangest characters into three affordable automatic watches with character-led dials, dive-watch hardware and limited production runs.
The TAG Heuer Monaco Evergraph brings a new compliant chronograph mechanism to one of the brand’s most recognisable designs, pairing avant-garde engineering with the Monaco’s enduring square-case identity.
Hublot’s Big Bang Reloaded line brings a stronger architectural case, five patented evolutions and the HUB 1280 Unico flyback chronograph movement to the brand’s signature sports watch.
The Vulcain Cricket Titane brings a lighter, more contemporary material story to one of watchmaking’s best-known mechanical alarm watches.
The Mido Ocean Star 39 Abyss Blue brings a monochromatic sea-blue look to the brand’s compact 200-metre dive watch, pairing everyday proportions with a 72-hour automatic movement.
Tudor’s latest F1-linked chronograph returns in carbon fibre with yellow racing accents, a COSC-certified MT5813 movement and a limited run of 2,026 pieces.
The Patek Philippe Calatrava Chiming Alarm 5322G reframes the mechanical alarm as an acoustic complication, pairing a 24-hour alarm display with a white gold Calatrava case and textured fumé dial.
Chopard’s 2026 Mille Miglia chronograph channels the Raticosa Pass with a Lucent Steel case, eggshell dial and COSC-certified automatic movement.
The limited Luminor 31 Giorni PAM01631 uses Panerai’s new P.2031/S calibre to deliver a full month of usable power reserve in a manual-wind Goldtech case.
The Angelus Instrument de Mesures is a 39mm monopusher chronograph with tachymeter, pulsometer and telemeter scales arranged across a stripped-back dial.