New releases from Fears, Vacheron Constantin, Atelier Wen and more

Pietro Pilla

With Geneva Watch Days kicking off Tuesday, most of this week’s novelties are trying to get ahead of next week’s flood of news, and they’re not holding back. You’ll find completely new perpetual calendars, fresh chronograph sizes from established names, and some genuinely incredible craftsmanship from a few of the best houses to ever do it. There’s a lot to get through, but we suggest you stick with it to the end; it’s worth it. Enjoy the reading!

Fears Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar

• Fears marks its 180th anniversary and 10th year since revival with its first high complication, the Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar, joining the Garrick in a new Eminence Collection.
• The 39mm steel case is 10.1mm thick, with the calendar spread across three azurage subdials, a bespoke curved “Bristol” typeface, and the brand’s first moonphase, hand-finished via Charbonnage.
• Fears builds a bespoke perpetual calendar module from Dubois Dépraz onto a Sellita SW300 base, with 47 hours of reserve and a solid 18k gold rotor engraved with a Bristol Flower motif.
• Price: £26,950

Learn more about the Fears Brunswick 39 Perpetual Calendar here.

Vacheron Constantin Métiers d’Art Tribute to the Animal Kingdom

• Vacheron Constantin unveils six concept watches at the Homo Faber craft biennale in Venice, pairing six outside artisans with six disciplines.
• All six share a 42mm case, 12.9mm thick, in 18k white or 5N pink gold depending on the model, with each craft miniaturised to fit the limited space beneath the sapphire crystal.
• The automatic Calibre 2460 G4 displays hours, minutes, day and date through four peripheral apertures, keeping the dial’s centre free for the artwork.
• Price: on request

Learn more about the Vacheron Constantin Métiers d’Art Tribute to the Animal Kingdom here.

Atelier Wen x Massena LAB Inflection Shuo

• Atelier Wen partners with New York’s Massena LAB on the Inflection Shuo (烁, “sparkling”), giving its tantalum integrated sports watch a solid 18k gold, hand-tremblage dial.
• The 40mm tantalum case is just 10.2mm thick with a double-domed sapphire crystal, sapphire exhibition caseback and 100m water resistance, paired with an integrated tantalum bracelet.
• Each gold dial is hand-tremblaged by engraver Coralie Mercier in a California layout mixing Arabic and hand-calligraphed Chinese numerals, powered by a customised Girard-Perregaux GP03300 with a 48-hour reserve.
• Price: CHF 33,800

Learn more about the Atelier Wen x Massena LAB Inflection Shuo here.

Awake Son Mai Frosted Leaf Storm, Blood Moon & Lagoon

• Awake graduates its Frosted Leaf lacquer dials into a permanent collection with three new colourways: Storm, Blood Moon and Lagoon, on a new, smaller 38mm case.
• The stainless steel case is 11.5mm thick with a curved sapphire crystal, screw-down crown and caseback, and 100m water resistance, up from the original 39mm version’s 50m.
• Each dial takes around 15 hours to hand-make, layering Vietnamese Son Mai lacquer with pure silver leaf, powered by the automatic La Joux-Perret G101 with a custom tungsten rotor and 68+ hour reserve.
• Price: €2,820

Learn more about the Awake Son Mai Frosted Leaf Storm, Blood Moon & Lagoon here.

Ming 57.05 Comet

• Ming marks its ninth anniversary with the 57.05 Comet, a worldtimer solving daylight saving time with a patent-pending two-part bezel that shifts only DST-observing cities.
• The 40mm 316L steel case is 10.33mm thick with triple stepped, nine component lugs, box sapphire crystals front and rear, and 100m water resistance.
• A multilayered “Comet Tail” dial creates a shifting interference pattern through the day, powered by the Sellita for MING Calibre 330.M2 with a 50-hour reserve.
• Price: CHF 6,950 (leather), CHF 7,950 (Polymesh bracelet)

Learn more about the Ming 57.05 Comet here.

Studio Underd0g 02SERIES Mantis

• Studio Underd0g gives its second-generation 02SERIES its first special edition, the Mantis, inspired by the vivid green of a praying mantis, available only via a 9-hour drop between 3 pm and 12 am BST on 1 September.
• A green gradient dial shifts from light to dark green top to bottom, using X1 GL C3 Super-LumiNova that turns into a single uniform glow at night, with yellow-filled hands for contrast.
• The Gen2 case is now 11.5mm thick with a 63-hour power reserve, worn on a herb green washed suede strap from The Strap Tailor, assembled in-house at the brand’s UK Doghouse.
• Price: £875

Learn more about the Studio Underd0g 02SERIES Mantis here.

Christopher Ward C60 Trident Biscay

• Christopher Ward revives the 1960s skin-diver with the C60 Trident Biscay, a collection of Automatic, GMT and marine-grade Bronze models spanning 39mm and 42mm cases.
• The redesigned Light-catcher case is just 11mm thick (12mm for the GMT) with a box sapphire crystal and 200m water resistance.
• The COSC-certified Sellita SW300-1 (Automatic/Bronze) and SW330-2 caller-GMT power the range with 56-hour reserves, worn on Bader or Consort steel bracelets with a new tool-free iLink sizing system.
• Price: from £1,330 (Automatic), £1,430 (GMT), £1,495 (Bronze)

Learn more about the Christopher Ward C60 Trident Biscay here.

Longines Master Collection 2026 Update

• Longines overhauls its Master Collection with eight new references across three complications: refreshed time-and-date models, a Chrono Moonphase, and the range’s first-ever Chrono Monopusher.
• The 41mm Monopusher revives Longines’ 1911 single-pusher design with a pulsometer scale, powered by the hand-wound column-wheel Calibre L799.5 with 68 hours of reserve, in silver opaline or frosted blue.
• The Chrono Moonphase packs day, month, date and a 24-hour indicator into a 13.8mm-thick case, while the smaller three-hand models all gain a finer barleycorn dial texture and silicon balance springs.
• Price: from US$2,650 (39mm) up to US$4,250 (Chrono Moonphase); Chrono Monopusher US$3,900

Learn more about the Longines Master Collection 2026 Update here.

L.Leroy Vox Temporis

• L.Leroy reduces timekeeping to a single fixed arrow hour hand over a rotating guilloché dial, revealing the minutes only acoustically via a minute repeater in the Vox Temporis.
• The 43mm Officer-style case comes in grade 5 titanium, 18k 5N red gold or platinum, with a hinged, personalisable protective cover and a sapphire caseback ring framed by six engraved fixing screws.
• Limited to 15 pieces across three metals, it houses the hand-wound Calibre L601SQR combining the minute repeater with a deliberately hidden flying tourbillon across 321 components.
• Price: US$318,000 (titanium), US$348,000 (red gold), US$384,000 (platinum)

Learn more about the L.Leroy Vox Temporis here.

Omega Speedmaster 38

• Omega finally revives the Speedmaster Reduced with the Speedmaster 38, a true Moonwatch-styled black-dial model 17 years after the original was phased out, alongside a broader colour expansion.
• The 38mm case is 14.75mm thick with mixed finishing and lyre lugs matching the Speedmaster Professional, and the no-date black variant mirrors the Moonwatch dial layout, minus the pie-pan and “Professional” text.
• New colourways add ivory, white, white mother-of-pearl and icy blue diamond-set dials with Sedna gold accents, all on a Nixon-style bracelet with a comfort adjustment clasp.
• Price: from US$6,500

Learn more about the Omega Speedmaster 38 here.

Hanhart MAD Preventor HD12™

• Hanhart shrinks its Preventor HD12 down to a compact 36mm for the first time, developed with Russell from “The Mad Watch Collector,” limited to 200 pieces.
• The case uses Hanhart’s proprietary HD12 steel, hardened to up to 1200 HV via carbon diffusion plus a PVD topcoat, paired with a distinctive 20mm lug width and a matte Black Forest green dial.
• 15 ATM water resistance, a sapphire crystal and screw-down crown are backed by Super-LumiNova C3 on the cathedral hands and numerals, on a tool-free micro-adjust steel bracelet or optional calfskin strap.
• Price: €1,340

Learn more about the Hanhart MAD Preventor HD12™ here.

Renaud Tixier Monday Organica Black & Bordeaux

• Renaud Tixier closes out its Organica trilogy with Black and Bordeaux, following last year’s sold-out Blue, each limited to 7 pieces and derived from curves within the brand’s own Calibre RVI2023.
• The 40.8mm case comes in platinum (Black) or 5N rose gold (Bordeaux), both hand-engraved on the caseband and lugs, with dials by Ateliers Olivier Vaucher combining hand engraving, hand chasing and grand feu enamel.
• The Calibre RVI2023 runs at 2.5Hz with a minimum 60-hour reserve, its titanium bridges and gold-plated platinum micro-rotor visible via an engraved, enamelled barrel ratchet plate.
• Price: CHF 125,000

Learn more about the Renaud Tixier Monday Organica Black & Bordeaux here.

Tiffany& Co. Tiffany Timer Titanium Platinum Limited Edition

• The new Tiffany Timer Titanium Platinum watch celebrates 160 years since the introduction of Tiffany & Co.’s first chronograph: the 1866 Timing Watch.
• It features a 40mm satin-brushed titanium case, a polished platinum bezel, and signature Tiffany Blue dial accents.
• The watch is powered by a customised Zenith El Primero 400 movement topped with the Tiffany Timer’s intricate, hand-sculpted Bird on a Rock rotor in 18k gold.
• Price: on application

Learn more about the Tiffany& Co. Tiffany Timer Titanium Platinum Limited Edition here.

O&HoraPictor DUET Submarine Canyon

• O&HoraPictor evolves its DUET philosophy into a minimalist expression with the Submarine Canyon, pairing smooth Grand Feu enamel with hand-engraved silver in a single warm tone rather than a colour split.
• The steel case comes in 36mm, 38mm or 40mm, at 10.2mm thick, with pen-shaped flame-blued hands and 50m water resistance.
• The engraved silver base takes thousands of individual hand engravings to create depth for the enamel, and it’s powered by the manual-winding Sellita SW200-2M Power+ with 65 hours of reserve.
• Price: US$2,892

Learn more about the O&HoraPictor DUET Submarine Canyon here.

Perrelet Weekend Turquoise, Lapis Lazuli, Black Onyx & Tiger’s Eye

• Perrelet expands its Weekend collection’s stone-dial run with four new natural options: turquoise, lapis lazuli, black onyx and tiger’s eye, following its earlier aventurine and malachite editions.
• The 39mm steel case is 9.56mm thick with a polished-satin finish, a see-through caseback and 5 ATM water resistance, on a seven-link steel bracelet with a matching quick-release leather strap included.
• Rhodium-plated baton indices and dauphine hands keep the stone the focus, powered by the in-house automatic Calibre P-321 with a 42-hour reserve.
• Price: CHF 1,590

Learn more about the Perrelet Weekend Turquoise, Lapis Lazuli, Black Onyx & Tiger’s Eye.

Maison Alcée x MB&F Nostromo

• MB&F teams up with DIY clockmaker Maison Alcée on the Nostromo, a build-it-yourself desk clock marking the 15th anniversary of MB&F’s M.A.D.Gallery.
• Named after the ship in Alien, the 160mm horizontal clock rests on three alien-like feet, built from 233 brass, steel and German silver components with a peacock-blue ring dial.
• Buyers assemble it themselves in around 10 hours (only the regulating organ comes pre-built), guided by a 250-page manual with QR-linked video, with an on-demand hour chime and 14-day power reserve.
• Price: CHF 12,000

Learn more about the Maison Alcée x MB&F Nostromo here.

Wise ADAMASCUS A8.1 Forged Carbon

• Wise, a Bangkok-based microbrand known for unconventional case materials, turns to forged carbon for the ADAMASCUS A8.1, available in seven dial colours.
• The 40.5mm forged carbon case is 12.15mm thick with a grade 2 titanium bezel, crown and caseback, a boxed sapphire crystal and 200m water resistance.
• A woven-textured dial pairs rectangular and pentagonal indices with a distinctively shaped hour hand, powered by a date-free Miyota 9015 automatic with a 42-hour reserve.
• Price: US$950

Learn more about the Wise ADAMASCUS A8.1 Forged Carbon here.