New releases from Jaeger-LeCoultre, H. Moser & Cie, Massena LAB x Raúl Pagès and more

Pietro Pilla

This week has been all about collaborations, both from the big box brands as well as the independents. From William Massena and Raúl Pagès, Christopher Ward and Studio Underd0g, Ressence and Marc Newson to Louis Erard and Worn & Wound, it became clear that sometimes sharing ideas yields more results than the sum of its parts. Some projects took several months, others even several years, but the results did not disappoint. Discover them all and enjoy the reading!

Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Classic

• Jaeger-LeCoultre looks back into the archives to release the Master Control Classic in 36mm.
• Measuring just 2mm more than the original to adapt it to modern standards, this is a limited edition of 500 pieces.
• Like its predecessor from the 1990s, it also bears the ‘1000 Hours Control’ medallion design on the caseback.
• Price: €9,050.

Learn more about the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Classic here.

H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Genesis 2

• Moser reveals the second chapter of the Genesis trilogy, which started in 2022 with a 3D-printed titanium case.
• This time, the 3D printing finds its place on the crown, maintaining the same design language as the previous edition.
• The dial is coated in Vantablack, and the hands also feature a pixelated design to bring the look together.
• Price: CHF 29,900.

Learn more about the H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Genesis 2 here.

Massena LAB and Raúl Pagès TZ30

• Industry legend William Massena and independent watchmaker Raúl Pagès join forces again to celebrate TimeZones’s 30^th anniversary.
• Limited to 30 pieces, it uses the M690 proprietary movement, which is co-designed by both sides of the partnership.
• The 38.5mm steel case takes inspiration from mid-century dress watches, and it’s paired with a pebbled calfskin strap.
• Price: US$9,900.

Learn more about the Massena LAB and Raúl Pagès TZ30 here.

Ressence Type 3 MN

• Ressence collaborates with legendary Australian industrial designer Marc Newson, unveiling the Type 3 MN.
• The star of the show is the bold, minimal hands that nod to Newson’s Ikepod designs from the 1990s, a fitting reference point.
• This four-handed collaboration is limited to 80 pieces.
• Price: CHF 46,000.

Learn more about the Ressence Type 3 MN here.

TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x fragment Limited Edition

• Japanese streetwear label fragment design teams up with TAG Heuer again after a five-year hiatus to bring its twist to the Glassbox era of Carrera Chronograph.
• This marks the third collaboration between TAG Heuer and fragment after the Carrera Chronograph (2018) and Formula 1 Chronograph (2020).
• This black and white model is a limited edition of 500 pieces, and, spoiler alert, TAG Heuer x fragment watches are quite collectable.
• Price: CHF 8,150.

Learn more about the TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x fragment Limited Edition here.

Raymond Weil Toccata Heritage seconde/seconde/

• Raymond Weil unveils a playful take on the Toccata Heritage that outlines the rules for how to wear a dress watch in collaboration with seconde/seconde/.
• Its dial is split down the centre, then incrementally marked, representing where your cuff should sit depending on the occasion.
• The caseback also features a small aperture and tongue-in-cheek instructions on how and when to wind a watch.
• Price: CHF 1,695.

Learn more about the Raymond Weil Toccata Heritage seconde/seconde/ here.

Christopher Ward x Studio Underd0g The Alliance 02

• British microbrand bastions Christopher Ward & Studio Underdog have united to create one of the most unusual releases of the year.
• Limited to 100 pieces, The Alliance 02 is a unique, contemporary pocket watch with a design based on Christopher Ward’s Light-catcher case, incorporating a 3-dimensional, fully illuminated Studio Underd0g 02SERIES dial.
• It utilises Christopher Ward’s in-house CW-001 hand-wound calibre, which offers a 120-hour power reserve.
• Price: £2,995.

Learn more about the Christopher Ward x Studio Underd0g The Alliance 02 here.

Louis Erard x Worn & Wound Le Régulateur

• Worn & Wound makes Le Régulateur from Louis Erard completely unrecognisable, with a dial redesign that transforms the original model with a new identity.
• After almost three years of planning, the result is a 39mm time-only watch with a multilayered dial in a blue palette depending on the level.
• This limited edition of 99 pieces uses skeletonised discs to indicate the hours and seconds, while the minute display takes centre stage.
• Price: US$4,990.

Learn more about the Louis Erard x Worn & Wound Le Régulateur here.

Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin

• Vacheron Constantin continues its 270^th anniversary celebrations with three new takes on one of the most compact perpetual calendar watches in the industry.
• The ultra-thin calibre 1120 QP is housed in a 36.5mm case in pink gold or white gold – the first non-gem-set Traditionnelle watches to be offered in this case size.
• There is also a third gem-set white gold variant, which shares the same clean opaline silver dial as the other two models.
• Price: from A$164,000.

Learn more about the Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin here.

Baltic Prismic Stone Dial

• To celebrate the opening of its first boutique in Paris, Baltic adds stone dials to its permanent collection.
• Following the success of the limited editions for its showrooms, we now have the additions of pietersite, pink albite, bloodstone or dumortierite in the Prismic collection.
• They share the same bimetallic structure as the 36 mm case of the previous model, maintaining a thickness of 9.2 mm.
• Price: from €1,300.

Learn more about the Baltic Prismic Stone Dial here.

Zenith Defy Extreme Chroma

• Zenith unveils two limited edition Defy Extreme models in titanium, exploring the shades of the rainbow.
• The 45 mm case houses the El Primero 9004 movement, with a 1/100th of a second chronograph, thanks to the movement’s dual architecture.
• While the first escapement beats at 5 Hz for regular timekeeping, the second one beats at 50 Hz to power the chronograph.
• Price: CHF 19,900.

Learn more about the Zenith Defy Extreme Chroma here.

Unimatic x Automobili Amos Modello Tre Fixed Bezel Rally Editions

• Unimatic and Automobili Amos keep things inside Italian borders to release a pair of Modello Tre watches created for the 2025 East African Classic Safari Rally.
• The two limited editions of 150 pieces are paying tribute to the African nature, in Verde Foresta and Safari Dust.
• The fixed bezel chronographs house a VK64 meca-quartz calibre, ideal for rally timing.
• Price: €675.

Learn more about the Unimatic x Automobili Amos Modello Tre Fixed Bezel Rally Editions here.

Awake Sơn Mài “The Deadly Watch”

• Awake unveils its latest Sơn Mài special edition, the second in the “A Tribute to the Seventh Art” project, celebrating cult films that defined a generation.
• Featuring a smoky yellow dial that the Black Mamba would be proud of, the watch is limited to 88 pieces, a nod to the Crazy 88.
• Each hand-applied lacquer blood-splatter is slightly different, making each example unique.
• Price: €1,650.

Learn more about the Awake Sơn Mài “The Deadly Watch” here.

Arnold & Son Time Pyramid 42.5 Malachite Editions

• Arnold & Son releases a new configuration for its Time Pyramid model, this time offered with a malachite base dial.
• The 42.5 case houses the in-house movement A&S1615, which is hand-wound and has the balance wheel positioned at 12 o’clock, visible through the dial.
• Available both in 5N red gold or platinum, it’s a limited edition of 8 pieces in each material.
• Price: US$69,000.

Learn more about the Arnold & Son Time Pyramid 42.5 Malachite Editions here.

Ontic Utility 40

• British microbrand Ontic presents a collection of nine watches focused on the tough conditions typical of mountain environments.
• Founder John Hickling has used his experience as a Mountain Rescue volunteer to develop an ideal tool watch.
• The 40mm watch is housed in a grade 2 titanium case, which has been hardened to 1,200 Vickers.
• Price: £599 (on strap), £679 (on bracelet).

Learn more about the Ontic Utility 40 here.