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Singer Reimagined opens a sharper, slimmer chapter with the 1970 DualTrack, a 40mm integrated-bracelet GMT powered by a six-day manual-winding movement.
Founded in 1737, Favre Leuba’s 289-year story runs from Le Locle pocket watches to modern mechanical collections, with exploration watches, chronometry prizes and notable revivals along the way.
The new C63 Sealander Chronograph marks Christopher Ward’s return to a core mechanical chronograph, with five dial colours, a Sellita automatic movement and pricing from £1,895.
The Blancpain Lady B revisits the house’s historic talent for tiny mechanical watchmaking with a 19mm spherical case, automatic Caliber 615 and a design inspired by the 1956 Ladybird Bullet.
Blancpain marks 70 years of the Ladybird with the Lady B, a 19mm spherical mechanical watch inspired by a 1950s design and powered by the automatic Calibre 615.
Kollokium closes the first Projekt 01 chapter with Variant H, a 399-piece luminous edition with a black dial, 488 Lichtblock markers and a CHF 3,888.88 price.
IWC celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Gérald Genta-designed Ingenieur SL with limited 35mm and 40mm stainless steel models featuring silver brushed dials.
The Tissot PRX Quartz Chronograph gives the brand’s integrated-bracelet sports watch a more accessible timing option, with three dial colours, 100m water resistance and a £430 price.
Rolex’s Perpetual Padellone family brings a historic calendar-watch silhouette into the present with platinum and Everose Gold models and a new annual calendar mechanism.
IWC has marked the 50th anniversary of the Ingenieur SL with two new Ingenieur Automatic editions, bringing the spotlight back to one of the brand’s most recognisable sport-watch names.
Doxa brings its historic diving chronograph into the permanent collection with revised proportions, eight configurations and a new Caribbean Blue dial option.
The new Highlife Moonphase Date Manufacture brings a photorealistic moonphase, pointer date and 72-hour in-house movement to Frederique Constant’s compact integrated-sports platform.
The Hublot Big Bang Reloaded brings attention back to one of modern watchmaking’s most recognisable names, with a picture-led look at the design language behind the Big Bang identity.
Favre Leuba teams with French strap specialist Jean Rousseau on three limited Deep Raider Revival divers, each pairing a custom strap with matching dial accents and a dedicated caseback.
The new Delma Midland Meteorite Automatic adds a genuine Muonionalusta meteorite dial to the brand’s integrated-bracelet sports watch, limited to 100 pieces.
The Berneron Mirage 38 Miroir reworks the independent brand’s asymmetrical dress watch around a mirrored gold calibre, with first deliveries planned for October 2027.
Hublot introduces four new Big Bang Ceramic Editions, pairing softer seasonal colors with polished ceramic, rubber straps and, in the 42mm model, an in-house flyback chronograph.
Cyma’s Grand Maestro Steel Cross is a 43mm automatic chronograph with a textured dial, ceramic tachymeter bezel and ETA 7753 movement, priced from the panda-dial reference at USD 4,137.
Louis Vuitton expands the Tambour Spin Time line with five permanent references spanning green and opal dials, world time, and a platinum flying tourbillon.