Horage’s Revolution 3 MicroReg introduces a proprietary ultrasonic regulation system that lets a mechanical watch be adjusted from outside the case, with owner-facing tools planned alongside the production model.
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The Ollech & Wajs C-1000 Y brings serious dive-watch depth, a vivid yellow dial and compact proportions into a Swiss tool watch priced from CHF 1,996.
The Mido Ocean Star GMT brings a second time zone to the brand’s robust dive-watch platform, pairing 200 metres of water resistance with Caliber 80 and a practical world-time caseback engraving.
Tissot’s Seastar 2000 Professional collection returns to the spotlight with a refresh aimed at keeping the brand’s serious dive-watch line current and relevant.
Certina CEO Dieter Pachner outlines a sharper sport-watch direction for the Swiss brand as the titanium DS Super PH2000M puts heritage, value and serious diving hardware back in focus.
The Excalibur Biretrograde Calendar RDDBEX1209 pairs Roger Dubuis’ theatrical calendar display with a 40 mm steel case and a Cosmic Blue dial, making it the brand’s most accessible watch to date.
Girard-Perregaux adds four new Laureato Fifty references, extending the collection across 39 mm and 36 mm case sizes for a more varied take on its integrated-bracelet sports watch.
A clear beginner’s guide to Omega’s modern watch families, from the Moonwatch and other Speedmasters to the broader Seamaster, De Ville and Constellation pillars.
The 2026 ochs und junior Anno Sandblasted keeps Ludwig Oechslin’s radically simple annual calendar mechanics and gives the watch a quieter rhodium-plated dial in grade 5 titanium.
Bovet’s new Récital 31 pairs a clearer perpetual calendar display with labelled caseback correctors, a new manual-wind manufacture movement and a more contemporary Dimier case.
Certina’s new DS Super PH2000M is a serious Swiss dive watch with a grade 2 titanium case, 2,000 metres of water resistance, a Powermatic 80 movement and a USD 1,440 price.
Certina’s new DS Super PH2000M doubles the brand’s recent deep-diver benchmark with a 2,000-metre titanium watch powered by the Powermatic 80.611.
The next-generation Ulysse Nardin Freak [X] puts one of the brand’s most recognisable modern watch families back in focus for 2026.
The new Pioneer Centre Seconds Sun Berry brings a purple sunburst dial, yellow Super-LumiNova accents and Moser’s HMC 201 automatic calibre to the brand’s 40mm everyday watch.
Certina’s latest Sea Turtle Conservancy edition turns the DS Super PH2000M into a titanium, 2,000-metre dive watch with serious hardware and a conservation angle.
The new 41mm Ulysse Nardin Freak X anniversary series brings a smaller case, improved water resistance and the new UN-232 automatic calibre with micro-rotor winding.
The Pioneer Centre Seconds Sun Berry brings H. Moser & Cie.’s recent appetite for vivid colour into a cleaner, three-hand steel watch with a berry-purple fumé dial and electric yellow accents.
The new-generation Ulysse Nardin Freak X arrives with a 41mm case, the in-house calibre UN-232, micro-rotor winding, improved water resistance and three launch references.
The Beda’a Angles Mecaline London Edition channels the decorative language of Elizabeth Tower into a slim 37mm hand-wound limited edition of 50 pieces.
Tissot’s professional-grade diver returns in a slimmer 44mm format with new blue, orange and grey dial options, while keeping its 600m rating, helium valve and Powermatic 80 movement.













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