BA111OD’s acquisition of BCP Tourbillons marks a serious step for the young Swiss brand, crowned by a refined Chapter 4 Tourbillon T.V.D with a 120-hour hand-wound calibre.
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The 35mm platinum Breguet Classique Tourbillon 7357 revisits the Daniel Roth-era ref. 3350 with a cleaner anthracite dial, improved ergonomics and a newly evolved manual movement.
The historic Swiss maison follows its 11-piece DBF010-01 with five further DBF010 editions, each limited to 22 watches.
Piaget expands the Polo collection with a minute repeater, bringing one of watchmaking’s most demanding complications into its sport-elegant line.
Titoni steps into a more ambitious lane with the Luxe Tourbillon, pairing a hand-wound tourbillon movement with a black ceramic sports case and a CHF 11,900 price.
The Lugano independent marks its anniversary with two limited S1 editions, pairing a satellite-style wandering-hours display with Orange and Silver dial treatments.
The Doxa SUB 300 Ti5 moves from limited-edition territory into the permanent collection, pairing the brand’s familiar cushion case with lightweight Grade 5 titanium, five dial colours and a COSC-certified Sellita movement.
TAG Heuer revisits its modern racing chronograph with a smaller 42mm case, reworked dials, ceramic tachymeter bezels and the in-house TH20-00 movement.
Alpina’s Startimer Pilot Solarmetre introduces light-powered operation to the brand’s aviation-inspired collection, adding a practical new angle to the modern pilot watch.
The Oris Social Club Edition II turns the Aquis Date Relief into an international community watch with a frosted silver dial, engraved Hölstein caseback and olive NATO strap.
Jérôme Marcu’s debut watch pairs a sculptural titanium case, diamond-tipped hands and a richly finished hand-wound calibre in a 33-piece independent release.
The Oris Big Crown Pointer Date returns in a smaller 29mm stainless steel format, pairing vintage-rooted design codes with softer dial details and two pricing options.
The historic Swiss chronograph name returns for its bicentennial with a new travel-and-sport-led collection, including modern Flying Officer and Multichron models.
The Classics Moneta gains a new Handwinding edition, giving Frederique Constant’s traditional line a more tactile mechanical character.
The young Swiss independent adds red Stromatolite and vivid green Maw Sit Sit dials to its AK-10, pairing ornamental stone with its patented suspended-time display.
Maurice Lacroix expands the Aikon-IC family with six Frozen Carbon references, pairing forged carbon dials with ceramic, bronze, Damascus steel, titanium and vivid colour accents.
The Doxa SUB 300 Ti5 turns the brand’s familiar cushion-cased diver into a lighter Grade 5 titanium watch, with six signature dial colours, COSC certification and 300 metres of water resistance.
New independent watch brand VOXEL debuts at Geneva Watch Days with the Meridion VX01-E, a 904L steel limited edition with a proprietary AM/PM jumping hour display.
The next chapter from Didier Cavasino pairs a hand-selected Australian opal dial with a lightweight forged-carbon and titanium case, keeping the brand’s large 60-second tourbillon at centre stage.
The new Girard-Perregaux Laureato Fifty Tourbillon Micro-Rotor pairs a compact steel case with a fresh manufacture calibre, two elaborate dials and a clear nod to the maison’s three-bridge heritage.