New releases from Baltic, Sartory Billard, Grand Seiko and more

Pietro Pilla

Sometimes, small improvements are all it takes to turn a good watch into a great one. Baltic brings back the Scalegraph in the permanent collection in an array of colours, Sartory-Billard dedicates a SB04-E to the Time+Tide Studio in NY, and Grand Seiko brings the long-awaited bracelet updates to many of its staple, fan-favourite pieces. Enjoy the rest of the weekly selection below!

Baltic Scalegraph Collection

• The new Baltic Scalegraph adopts the upgraded case first seen on the Scalegraph x Tour Auto, complete with screw-down pushers and 100m of water resistance.
• Three new dial variants join the collection, featuring a traditional tricompax layout and matching aluminium tachymeter bezels.
• The manually wound Sellita SW510-M cam-style chronograph movement remains from the previous model, delivering 63 hours of power reserve.
• Price: from €1,640

Learn more about the Baltic Scalegraph Collection here.

Sartory-Billard x Time+Tide SB04-E “Foundry”

• Created exclusively for Time+Tide, the Sartory-Billard SB04-E “Foundry” draws inspiration from New York’s historic architecture, blending Art Deco influences with the city’s iconic metalwork and facades.
• The multi-level, brown dial combines rose-gold-toned engravings, applied numerals, and architectural motifs inspired by the buildings surrounding Time+Tide’s Watch Discovery Studio in New York City.
• Limited to just 10 pieces worldwide, the SB04-E “Foundry” and it’s available exclusively through Time+Tide.
• Price: US$5,600

Learn more about the Sartory-Billard x Time+Tide SB04-E “Foundry” here.

Grand Seiko Evolution 9 Collection

• Grand Seiko updates the full Flagship Evolution 9 Collection with 9 new references in both 37 and 40mm.
• The Spring Drive UFA comes back with the fan favourite Lake Suwa dial sizes and a totally new Moonlit Lake Suwa, which is the only one together with the Night Birch SLGH029 in High-Intensity Titanium.
• The major update is about the bracelet with thinner and curved links and a tool-less quick adjustment over 6 mm.
• Price: from €10,400

Learn more about the Grand Seiko Evolution 9 Collection here.

De Bethune DB25xs Sand Winds

• The more compact DB25xs comes back in a new warm colourway for the heat-treated titanium dial with random guilloche, reminiscent of dunes.
• The Breguet-style hands bring some contrast between modernity and tradition, and are heat-treated to obtain a warm bronze compared to the more typical blue.
• The brown tones also continue on the strap, which is made from brown alligator leather with a polished titanium pin buckle matching the case finish.
• Price: CHF 70,000

Learn more about the De Bethune DB25xs Sand Winds here.

Breguet Classique Tourbillon 7357

• Breguet continues the celebrations of the 225th anniversary of the tourbillon with a pair of 35mm in platinum and gold.
• The new reference pays tribute to the first modern tourbillon model, the reference 3350, created by legendary watchmaker Daniel Roth.
• This case follows the same trend as others from the brand and gets modernised with a domed bezel, fluted case bands, and redesigned lugs.
• Price: from €164,100

Learn more about the Breguet Classique Tourbillon 7357 here.

Armin Strom Orbit Midnight Purple

• Armin Strom’s signature purple finds its place also on the Orbit, firstly introduced in 2022.
• The stainless steel case measures 43.4mm in diameter and houses the micro-rotor Calibre ASS20, with a date complication on demand.
• This is a 20-piece limited edition, and it’s paired with an integrated stainless steel bracelet with a double-folding clasp.
• Price: CHF 36,000

Learn more about the Armin Strom Orbit Midnight Purple here.

Blancpain Villeret Ultraplate 38mm

• The Villeret comes down to 38mm from the previous 40mm, perfectly hitting the gold standard for modern dress watches.
• At 8.35mm thick and 43.35mm, the stainless steel (or 18k red gold) case houses the in-house automatic calibre 1150.
• While the stainless steel version is paired with a sunburst-finished salmon dial, the gold version doubles down on the precious metal with a gold-toned opaline dial.
• Price: from US$12,700

Learn more about the Blancpain Villeret Ultraplate 38mm here.

Arsène Lippens Artigiano

• The Artigiano from Arsène Lippens returns for the brand’s third 2026 release, available in a strictly limited run of just 50 pieces worldwide.
• The collection showcases textile dials crafted from authentic fabrics sourced from Italy’s Lake Como region, ensuring no two dials are exactly alike.
• The Artigiano collection maintains a refined profile with its 37.5mm-wide, 9.9mm-thick stainless steel case.
• Price: CHF 1,095

Learn more about the Arsène Lippens Artigiano here.

Breitling America250 Avenger

• Breitling celebrates the United States 250^th anniversary with a pair of Avenger models with a colourway inspired by the American flag.
• The Automatic is limited to 250 pieces, one for each year of American independence, and the B01 Chronograph is limited to 50 pieces in tribute to the nation’s 50 states.
• Both models have a 42mm case, in plain stainless steel for the Automatic and in black ceramic for the B01 Chronograph.
• Price: from US$5,100

Learn more about the Breitling America250 Avenger here.

Amida Digitrend OSII Black

• Amida continues to evolve the Digitrend with an updated version of the sapphire cover first introduced in 2025.
• It’s a limited edition of 150 pieces, keeping Amida’s Light Reflecting Display (LRD) system to display the time.
• Like the previous editions, it uses an in-house-developed module mounted on a Soprod Newton P024 automatic movement.
• Price: €6,750

Learn more about the Amida Digitrend OSII Black here.

TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5 x TaylorMade Edition

• TAG Heuer’s Connected Calibre E5 arrives in titanium without DLC coating for the first time, drawing its aesthetic directly from golf club design.
• Strokes gained analysis, powered by TaylorMade’s performance engine, tracks every shot automatically without any wrist interaction required.
• The collection extends beyond the watch to include a co-branded Spider ZT putter and a full suite of TaylorMade x TAG Heuer accessories.
• Price: US$2,550

Learn more about the TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5 x TaylorMade Edition here.

ATOWAK Mars Age

• ATOWAK draws inspiration from Mars exploration to develop its Mars Age model series.
• The central module completes one revolution every 120 minutes, while the Mars hour disc also rotates on its own axis.
• The ATOWAK Mars Age Origin Grey and Transverse White are slated for limited batch productions, and the Phantom Violet is a limited edition of 102 pieces.
• Price: from US$3,380

Learn more about the ATOWAK Mars Age here.

Roger Dubuis Excalibur Moonlight

• Roger Dubuis unveils the Rarities program to the public, dedicated to the creation of unique timepieces.
• The debut edition is the piece unique Excalibur Moonlight, with a central tourbillon and two patents.
• The 45 mm black DLC titanium case houses the Poinçon de Genève RD115 movement, first introduced in 2022.
• Price: on request.

Learn more about the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Moonlight here.

Makina Cassiel II

• Filipino microbrand Makina brings back the Cassiel, exploring a completely new design language.
• The 42mm angular case is another industrial design experiment, distancing itself from the original motorsport inspiration.
• The sapphire crystal has a wide bevel, and it matches the facets on the microblasted case.
• Price: US$1,850

Learn more about the Makina Cassiel II here.