The latest OT Club giveaway brings a smarter Swiss limited edition to the wrist, pairing a regulator dial with pocket-watch-inspired styling and Sellita automatic power.
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The 2026 Frederique Constant Classics Runabout Automatic GMT adds a second-time-zone display to the brand’s boat-inspired limited edition, with blue and brown dials limited to 888 pieces each.
The revived Ollech & Wajs Early Bird pairs a 24-hour display with a dual time zone bezel, reviving a satellite-era watch with practical travel appeal.
The Czapek Antarctique Frozen Meteor pairs a lacquered Gibeon meteorite dial with the brand’s in-house micro-rotor calibre and an upgraded integrated steel bracelet.
Parmigiani Fleurier’s latest Tonda PF Sport Chronograph Ultra-Cermet keeps the collection’s advanced composite casework and adds a richer Mineral Blue dial and strap pairing.
Longines revisits one of its defining underwater designs with the Legend Diver 59, a twin-crown diver pairing period character with a COSC-certified movement and 300-metre water resistance.
The redesigned Mido Ocean Star 200 brings a trimmer 41mm case, grained dials, aluminium bezels and the familiar 80-hour automatic movement at an approachable price.
Breguet marks the tourbillon’s 225th anniversary with new platinum editions spanning the Classique, Tradition and Marine collections.
The Maurice Lacroix 1975 Legacy adds a quieter, more classical note to the brand’s anniversary-era collection, pairing Jura-inspired dial work with a 39mm steel case and an automatic small-seconds calibre.
The updated Classic Worldtimer Manufacture brings a new FC-719 movement, a 72-hour power reserve, crown-only adjustment and three fresh dial executions to one of Frederique Constant’s most recognisable complications.
Blancpain brings warmer dials, balanced proportions and the long-running Calibre 1150 to the latest Villeret Ultraplate 38mm collection.
The new Armin Strom Orbit Midnight Purple deepens the independent watchmaker’s date-on-demand concept with a frosted purple movement plate, integrated steel bracelet and a 20-piece production run.
Christopher Ward’s C60 Trident line is the brand’s long-running dive-watch family, spanning everyday automatic divers, GMT models, bronze cases, sapphire dials and titanium tool watches.
EBEL’s CEO reflects on mechanical watchmaking, the role of heritage, and why emotion still gives a wristwatch its lasting power.
Blancpain expands the Villeret collection with six new references, led by a 38mm Ultraplate family and two diamond-set moonphase models.
Blancpain has expanded the Villeret Ultraplate family with a new 38 mm model, reinforcing the collection’s place in the refined end of contemporary dress watchmaking.
Longines’ 2026 Master Collection update keeps the spotlight on refined everyday watchmaking, with the brand continuing to develop one of its most important classical families.
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Date now comes in a 40mm stainless steel case, pairing the collection’s blue lacquer dial, 200m water resistance and calibre 899 movement with more wearable proportions.
Rado’s Anatom Skeleton celebrates 40 years of high-tech ceramic with a curved plasma ceramic case, openworked dial and 80-hour automatic movement.
Jaeger-LeCoultre has introduced a more compact Polaris Date, giving the collection a 40 mm option with cleaner everyday proportions.