Two limited editions from The CITIZEN use handmade Tosa Washi paper dials, pairing Japanese craft with Eco-Drive precision and Super Titanium cases.
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The MR-G anniversary program traces three decades of full-metal G-Shock engineering, from the 1996 MRG-100 to the Blue Rose Project in sapphire crystal.
Earthen expands its accessible Summit MK2 field watch line with three new ceramic colourways named Dune Devil, Glade and Après-Bleu, all powered by the Miyota 9039 automatic movement.
Baume & Mercier has added two limited-edition Clifton models with ice-blue guilloché-style dials, including a 39mm Baumatic date model and a compact steel perpetual calendar.
The Dennison ALD Checker series uses pavé-set VS2 natural diamonds and black onyx to bring a graphic game-board motif to the brand’s slim shaped watch.
The new Escale en Alaska is a unique Louis Vuitton pocket watch with enamel artistry, animated animals, a tourbillon, a minute repeater and an eight-day power reserve.
From jumping hours to spherical displays and sculptural steel cases, HAUTLENCE has spent two decades treating timekeeping as something to be watched, not just read.
Bulgari’s Titanio GMT and Titanio Chronograph lean into titanium and black rubber for a lighter, more technical expression of everyday sport watchmaking.
Moritz Grossmann marks a bicentennial moment with two limited Benu Power Reserve editions in steel and DLC-coated steel, each pairing a dark sector dial with the brand’s hand-finished calibre 100.2.
Rotary’s official Ministry of Defence ATP Reissue returns to the small, practical proportions of early British military watches, with modern upgrades and a £149 price.
Four one-off Rolex Cosmograph Daytonas inspired by the seasons have sold for a combined £37.3 million in a charity auction supporting the Federer Foundation and Re:wild.
The Oris x Cervo Volante Big Crown Pointer Date takes a familiar Oris silhouette into richer territory with an autumnal burgundy treatment.
The new Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer Dark brings a glossy black dial, extensive Super-LumiNova and the same slim in-house traveller’s movement to the brand’s permanent collection.
Oris revisits its signature pilot’s watch with a warm burgundy dial, vintage Big Crown detailing and a sustainably sourced deer hide strap from Swiss leather specialist Cervo Volante.
The independent German finisher and watchmaker is keeping guilloché, engraving and skeletonisation alive in Pforzheim, with watches that put craft ahead of volume.
Breguet expands the Marine Chronographe 5527 with six new bicompax variants, bringing a clearer two-register layout, a relocated date and the same calibre 582QA flyback chronograph movement.
The DOXA SUB 200 T.GRAPH II brings the brand’s 1969 dive chronograph into a modern format, with a 42 mm cushion case, 200 metres of water resistance and a Sellita automatic movement.
The 1815 UP/DOWN returns in two new references, keeping A. Lange & Söhne’s hand-wound classic focused on symmetry, proportion and a deeply Saxon idea of useful beauty.
Louis Vuitton’s pebble-shaped Monterey returns in polished ceramic with a manufacture automatic movement, two lacquered dial executions and a direct line back to the maison’s first wristwatches.
Panerai celebrates 100 years of its historic Piazza San Giovanni boutique with an immersive Florence exhibition and two limited-edition Luminor Firenze 8 Giorni watches.