IWC’s Pilot’s Watch family runs from the crisp Mark XX to oversized Big Pilot icons, chronographs, perpetual calendars and tourbillons. Here’s how to read the range without getting lost in the cockpit language.
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The Charles Girardier Plénitude arrives in PL1 and PL2 form with power reserve and lunar phase expressions, marking a more ambitious phase for the independent watchmaker.
Speake Marin expands the Ripples family with the Portobello, a lavender-toned stainless steel sports watch inspired by one of London’s most colourful districts.
The Oris Divers Date gains a 39 mm format with an olive green dial, giving the date-equipped model a compact and quietly versatile new character.
The new Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 XPS pairs an ultra-thin Lucent Steel™ case with a champagne-toned dial, COSC certification and the Geneva Hallmark.
Norqain adds colour, humour and travel-ready functionality to the Freedom GMT with a 500-piece Enjoy Life “Holiday” limited edition powered by a Kenissi-made true GMT calibre.
Raymond Weil introduces A.R.T., its first integrated bracelet collection, marking a notable shift for the Swiss watchmaker into one of modern watchmaking’s most closely watched formats.
The 2026 Oris Artelier Complication refines the line with a decluttered dial, moon phase display, 24-hour second time zone and a 39.5mm stainless steel case.
The independent Swiss watch maison is extending its sporting presence beyond tennis, naming world No. 1 Gemma Triay as its leading padel ambassador.
The Oris Divers Date gains a new olive green dial while keeping the 39mm case, ceramic bezel, 200m water resistance and strap set introduced with the modernised collection.
Vacheron Constantin expands the compact Overseas Self-Winding line with two 34.5mm references in stainless steel and 18k rose gold, each delivered with three interchangeable wearing options.
Longines expands the Conquest Heritage Central Power Reserve with a light blue opaline dial, offered on a steel bracelet or grey leather strap from €4,300.
Corum’s new Heritage Coin collection revives one of its most distinctive Americana designs with 250 yellow-gold watches, each tied to a U.S. state caseback engraving.
The Chronoswiss Pulse GMT Frosted Guilloché Gold brings an 18k red gold case, frosted guilloché dial and rubber strap to the brand’s contemporary dual-time watch.
The IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Perpetual Calendar 42 puts the Schaffhausen manufacture’s most user-friendly grand complication into a sportier Armor Gold case with 100 metres of water resistance.
The 2026 Frederique Constant Classics Runabout Automatic GMT pairs Riva-inspired dial finishing with a practical second-time-zone display and a €1,995 price.
The TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12 reimagines the 1969 square icon with a titanium case, a jumping-hour display and 12 rotating pistons inspired by a V12 engine.
Longines adds a light-blue opaline dial to its distinctive Conquest Heritage Central Power Reserve, pairing a 1959 rotating-disc display with modern automatic mechanics.
Rado’s latest 39mm Captain Cook brings a shimmering gold dial, ceramic bezel, 300 metres of water resistance and an 80-hour automatic movement.
Breitling honours Eddy Merckx with a 525-piece Top Time B01 chronograph carrying a bold yellow dial, in-house movement and a direct nod to cycling’s most decorated champion.