IWC brings a major usability upgrade to its Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar, pairing the new two-way ProSet system with a white ceramic case and blue Le Petit Prince dial.
Browsing: Watches and Wonders
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.
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s new Master Control Chronomètre collection brings COSC certification, a new High Precision Guarantee and a more fluid bracelet concept to one of the maison’s most quietly important lines.
Credor’s limited-edition Goldfeather pairs a slim stainless steel case with a layered painted porcelain dial made with Hataman Touen in Okawachiyama, Japan.
The Nomos Tangente Neomatik 38 Update brings the brand’s peripheral ring date into a slimmer, more wearable stainless steel case with silver or forest-green dial options.
Swiss watch exports rose 11.2% in June 2026 to nearly CHF 2.4 billion, giving the industry a second straight month of recovery after a difficult two-year stretch.
Eberhard & Co.’s Scafograf 200 MCMLIX pares the brand’s vintage dive-watch language into a compact no-date format with 200-metre water resistance, a helium valve and multiple dial and bracelet choices.
Watches and Wonders Geneva will return to Palexpo from April 5 to 11, 2027, with Breitling, Gallet, Universal Genève and Damiani named among the first-time exhibitors.
Basel will return to the international jewellery and watch trade calendar in April 2027 with the launch of Basilia Jewellery & Watch Fair, a new event planned for Messe Basel.
Hublot’s Big Bang Reloaded line brings a stronger architectural case, five patented evolutions and the HUB 1280 Unico flyback chronograph movement to the brand’s signature sports watch.
The Hermès Arceau Samarcande brings together an openworked horse motif, Saint-Louis crystal dial work and a minute repeater within Henri d’Origny’s classic asymmetrical case.
Seiko Watch Corporation president Akio Naito outlines how Grand Seiko found its global footing, why Credor is moving carefully beyond Japan and where King Seiko fits in the group’s modern ladder.
Cartier’s Myst sits between high jewellery and watchmaking, with a diamond-set dial, gold case and a flexible gemstone bracelet that hides its mechanics in plain sight.
The Hermès Arceau Samarcande pairs the maison’s equestrian language with a three-gong minute repeater and a sculptural Saint-Louis crystal dial.
The new Hermès H08 Squelette brings openworked architecture to the brand’s sporty cushion-shaped watch, pairing black DLC titanium with a visible in-house automatic calibre.
Hublot’s Big Bang Impact One Million pairs a central flying tourbillon with a polished white gold case set with nearly 45 carats of diamonds.
Jaeger-LeCoultre refreshes the core Reverso line for 2026 with compact Classic Small models, a diamond-set Origin, and a new medium-sized Tribute Duoface Small Seconds.
Rolex has used the word Jubilee for more than a bracelet. It connects the Datejust, decorative dial-making and the brand’s latest playful Oyster Perpetual.