FOUNDERFEST 2026
Gerald Charles releases a continuation of its tennis-focused watch with the Maestro GC Sport Tennis White.
Swiss independent Arsène Lippens keeps things toned down for its new Classico Collection, but it lets the fine details do the talking
Earthen company takes its revered full ceramic field watch and adds an aventurine dial for a sparkly, luxurious twist
Nivada Grenchen's latest penguin-related Antarctic Erotic 38mm is a perfectly proportioned explorers watch with a naughty mechanical twist
The Chronoswiss PULSE GMT is a reimagining of a vintage Chronoswiss classic, but with more contemporary flair, and modern material choices
The Gerald Charles Masterlink Perpetual Calendar jumps straight to the top of its offering, combining a high complication with Darkblast®.
The new Falcon from GPHG-winning Chinese brand CIGA design brings some hyper-futuristic flair with a fully skeletonised dial
Dennison's new ALD Dual Time debuts a fresh new bracelet, and a trio of dual dials which feature hour markers and numerals for the first…
Three new jewellery pieces from Bulargi that play on the mystique of Roman legends in unique and unexpected ways.
Doxa presents the SUB 200 II, a modern refresh of one of the brand's most successful dive watches, with a new, slimmer profile.
King Seiko just debuted three new VANAC models with titanium cases and bracelets, bringing the line firmly into 2026.
Awake draws inspiration from the mythical underwater city of Atlantis for its latest handmade fumé blue dial.
Squale goes back to its 1960s roots to unveil a new functional yet perfectly proportioned professional dive watch
Investing in developing its own true (or traveller) GMT movement just so they could deliver optimal functionality at affordable prices.
CIGA design celebrates the Chinese New Year of the Horse, with a diamond-encrusted, tourbillon-powered limited edition
The new Seiko Marinemaster HBF001 is the first non-limited Prospex model to use the more accurate 8L45 calibre introduced in July 2025.
Tissot announces a new Visodate, taking the recipe of the 1950s original, and adding some modern refinements.
For a bit of fun and whimsy, Timex is bringing us three new models with the beloved Snoopy playing pickleball.
Erebus presents a field watch with a twist through its new Twenty-Four: hour markers that alternate between 1-12 and 13-24 for a 24H display.
Fortis looks to upgrade the toughness of its deep-sea diver with a new DLC coating that also gives it a monochrome look.
Serica unveils a new monochromatic diver, the Ref. 5330, following the successful recipe of the previous divers, with a special twist.
Breitling has been on a roll of late, refreshing its old designs, and bringing back the original reverse panda is proof of that.
The new Girard-Perregaux Minute Repeater Flying Bridges reminds a perhaps Laureato-focused audience what the brand was really built on.
With subtle refinements comes a next step in this integrated bracelet throwback that shows Nivada Grenchen is not resting on its laurels.
Following on from their colourful debut models, the AC2 is back with a more restrained look that still stays true to the original.
Dennison takes a flamboyant turn, unveiling a pair of animal-print-dialled ALD models with diamond-encrusted cases..
Tied to an immersive Italian brand experience, these two watches turn Panerai's Florentine and naval legacy into both an object and a journey.
Urushi lacquer and raden mother-of-pearl grace the dial of Ressence's latest Type 9, which is limited to just 8 numbered pieces.
This special edition smartwatch features a dedicated app for keeping up to date on F1 races, as well as a race-inspired design.
Both lean on colour‑shifting CVD finishes, both keep the moon in the story, and both are unmistakably Chronoswiss at a glance.
The stylish Valjoux-powered Scheletrato is back in Arsène Lippens' collection, in blue and grey, for a time-limited drop.
If MeisterSinger’s usual single-hand watches are about de-emphasising exactitude, the new Panthero does something a little more nuanced.
You could say this new collab between Citizen and seconde/seconde/ really cuts through a saturated sea of blue dial watches...
Ba111od's latest watch is its most traditional yet, modeled after a 19th century pocket watch produced by founder Thomas Baillod's family.
The watches that the highly-anticipated games' protagonists wear have both now been immortalised with real-life limited editions.
This three-hander boasts a 24ct gold-plated brass dial, with a laser-engraved depiction of a horse, drawn in incredible detail by Armand Billard.
Baltic says goodbye to a watch that's unexpectedly become one of their most popular models in brilliant fashion.
"You can't make an integrated bracelet watch without doing something interesting with the bracelet," says Ming Thein... and that's what he's done.
These two releases mark the slimmest and smallest-in-diameter Grand Seiko 9F quartz watches ever produced.
Fears celebrates its 180th anniversary with a very special 75-piece limited edition Brunswick Jump Hour, replicating the skies above.
Following two years of development, American brand Arion finally makes its debut, revealing its inaugural model, a titanium dress watch.
Christopher Ward has announced its latest C60 Trident, created in partnership with Adrian Barker, the creative mind behind Bark & Jack.
The talented young British driver finally gets his own IWC special editions ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season.
American microbrand Traska's first-ever chronograph introduces a novel subdial design that reduces visual clutter.
The Norqain Adventure Sport NHL Limited Edition is a tasteful tribute to hockey that does both the brand and the NHL justice.
The Louis Vuitton × De Bethune LVDB-03 Louis Varius Project is an extremely contemporary take on a classical idea: the sympathique clock.
The Polo 79's yellow gold and white gold iterations are now joined by a sibling that's halfway between the two - a solid gold two-tone.
Exchanging the telemeter scale for a tachymeter, our friends at Monochrome give Angelus' chronograph a 2N gold makeover.
The golden age of air travel is celebrated in a new collaboration between Christopher Ward and the renowned, historic commercial airline.
No bones about it: Rado's latest take on its ceramic integrated bracelet stunner is its first-ever skeleton dial, which feels appropriate.
The new time-only watch from the legendary designer's namesake brand brings some Swiss flair to its catalogue in two types of gold.
Following 2024's Monaco Split-Seconds, TAG Heuer finally brings its impressive rattrapante chrono to the Carrera - and it's a stunner.
This full titanium Seamaster to mark the start of this year's Winter Olympics has a snowy monochromatic finish to it.
Cutting away at its extra-thin, time-only model, the modern Daniel Roth brand has created a watch that demonstrates its abilities perfectly.
Sporting an Italian-made movement and hand-engraved guilloché dial, this upscale offering from Venezianico celebrates Italian craftsmanship.
Exclusively available in the USA and Canada only, these bronze Adventure Sport models evoke every photographer's favourite time of day.
It's game, set, and match with this latest collaboration with tennis-mad micro brand MdM and Racquet magazine.
In just under 3 days, orders will open for Kurono Tokyo's first-ever watch with a meteorite dial.
Seiko continues to start its 2026 in strong fashion, releasing a new tonneau-shaped Presage model with an enamel dial and improved specs.
Seiko kicks off its 2026 with a commemorative King Seiko, Prospex, Astron and Presage, all with gold accents that references Seiko history.
This design-forward Dutch brand's dress watch features a unique case, with a dramatically curved sapphire crystal and cleverly hidden lugs.
Strictly speaking, this is the least mysterious 'Mystery' watch Franck Muller has ever made - but it's no less impressive.
Our friends over at Monochrome’s Montre de Souscription series returns for its fourth instalment with a jumping seconds piece (with a dial designed by our…
