Longines expands its aviation-minded Spirit family with new blue versions of the Spirit Pilot and Spirit Pilot Flyback, bringing a fresh dial tone to two purposeful pilot’s watches.
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Breguet has added new guilloché dial versions to the Marine 5517 and Marine 5527, bringing one of the maison’s most recognisable decorative techniques into its nautical sports line.
Favre Leuba expands its 1966-inspired Harpoon Revival dress watch with new black and blue sunray-brushed dials, keeping the compact steel case and La Joux-Perret-derived automatic calibre.
Oracle Time Club members gathered at Tissot’s Covent Garden boutique for an early hands-on evening with the new PRX Quartz Chronograph collection.
The Girard-Perregaux Laureato Fifty Tourbillon Micro-Rotor 39 mm pairs the sports-watch silhouette with an arrow-shaped tourbillon bridge, a new manufacture calibre and a choice of blue enamel or rose gold dial executions.
The Delma Midland Meteorite Automatic pairs a Muonionalusta meteorite dial with a 40.5 mm steel case, Swiss automatic movement and a notably accessible £1,500 price.
Perrelet’s compact Weekend line gains turquoise, lapis lazuli, tiger’s eye and black onyx dials, paired with an automatic Soprod movement and a competitive CHF 1,590 price.
Favre Leuba broadens the Harpoon Revival Series with black and dark blue dial options, keeping the compact 36.8mm case and La Joux-Perret automatic movement.
Squale’s limited-edition Galeazzi Artiglio links a 600-metre steel dive watch with Drass Galeazzi and a century-old milestone in underwater engineering.
The Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin arrives in 18k white gold with an azure lacquered dial, three strap options and a 200-piece limited run.
The new Formex AirField reshapes the brand’s lightweight titanium Field watch with aviation dial cues, an engraved solid caseback and a 65-hour Sellita automatic movement.
Breguet has updated the Marine 5517 and Marine Chronograph 5527 with new guilloché dials, fresher colours, revised numerals and cleaner display layouts.
Frederique Constant has introduced two limited-edition watches with the French Foreign Legion, bringing Legion emblems, field-inspired colours and charitable support to the Highlife and Classics collections.
The Freak [One Blue Enamel] and Freak [One Guilloché] bring métiers d’art finishing to Ulysse Nardin’s crownless icon, each limited to 99 pieces.
The Freak One Blue Enamel and Freak One Guilloché give Ulysse Nardin’s crownless icon a more artisanal face, with 44mm titanium cases, UN-240 automatic movements and 99 pieces per edition.
Panerai revisits the character of its 1990s Luminor design in a 42 mm case, giving the collection’s unmistakable silhouette a more wearable footprint.
Baume & Mercier refreshes the Clifton Baumatic with two limited-edition ice-blue guilloché models, including a 39mm automatic and a 40mm stainless steel perpetual calendar.
The playful Louis Erard x Konstantin Chaykin Unfrogettable returns in turquoise and brown, each limited to 178 pieces and priced at CHF 4,500.
Chopard’s L.U.C 1963 Heritage Regulator puts the classical regulator dial back in focus, pairing separated time indications with a movement built for a nine-day power reserve.
Blancpain marks 70 years of the Ladybird with the Lady B, a 19 mm spherical automatic watch that revives the house’s long-running focus on compact mechanical timepieces for women.