Parmigiani Fleurier’s latest Tonda PF Sport Chronograph Ultra-Cermet keeps the collection’s advanced composite casework and adds a richer Mineral Blue dial and strap pairing.
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The new TAG Heuer Formula 1 Automatic Chronograph x Gulf pairs a titanium case, forged carbon bezel and Calibre 16 movement with one of motorsport’s most recognisable liveries.
Baltic’s updated Scalegraph brings 100 metres of water resistance, screw-down chronograph pushers and three dial colours to the brand’s regular collection.
Baltic’s racing-inspired Scalegraph chronograph is now a permanent collection, launching in champagne, blue and grey with a redesigned 39.5mm case, screw-down pushers and a hand-wound Sellita movement.
Hublot’s Summer 2026 Big Bang releases lean into pink, mint green, sky blue, peach and petrol blue ceramic, with new Unico, tourbillon and 33 mm references.
Timex’s Atelier Chronograph Automatic M1a Ti pairs a skeletonised titanium case with a Swiss-made Landeron automatic chronograph movement and accessible luxury pricing.
The Gran Premio de Cuba Chronograph Trilogy turns three historic Cuban Grand Prix races into colourful limited-edition Valjoux 7750 chronographs.
Hublot expands the Big Bang line with a pastel ceramic Summer collection spanning 42mm chronographs, a 44mm tourbillon and gem-free 33mm models.
The new Infinity Weave Series Radiant is J.N. Shapiro’s first chronograph in the collection, pairing a tantalum case with meteorite or blued zirconium dials and the brand’s demanding guilloché work.
The SUB 200 T.GRAPH II adds a chronograph option to DOXA’s long-running SUB collection, strengthening the brand’s position in rugged, instrument-led sports watches.
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.
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.
Chopard’s 2026 Mille Miglia chronograph channels the Raticosa Pass with a Lucent Steel case, eggshell dial and COSC-certified automatic movement.
The Angelus Instrument de Mesures is a 39mm monopusher chronograph with tachymeter, pulsometer and telemeter scales arranged across a stripped-back dial.
Angelus combines a telemeter, pulsometer and spiral tachymeter in a compact 39mm stainless steel monopusher chronograph limited to 25 pieces per dial colour.
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.
Bulova’s Lunar Pilot Black Hole Limited Edition brings the moonwatch-inspired chronograph into a more wearable 41mm case with a light-absorbing Musuo black dial.
Timex expands its more elevated Atelier collection with two reverse-panda chronographs, led by a titanium automatic model and joined by a slimmer quartz alternative.
The TAG Heuer Monaco remains one of watchmaking’s great motorsport icons, with a square water-resistant case, Calibre 11 automatic chronograph movement and a lasting connection to Steve McQueen.
The Glashütte Original Seventies Chronograph XV returns in a black-and-silver regional limited edition with a restrained palette and clear collector focus.