New releases from H. Moser & Cie, Unimatic, Perrelet and more

Pietro Pilla

What a week from independents and emerging brands! It seems that when the big players are recovering from the magnitude of the fairs, the smaller brands deliver pieces in line with what put them on the map: fun, creative and colourful timepieces. From collaborations outside the watch industry to homages to great athletes, there’s something for every taste, but the scale tips toward more colourful releases this time. Discover them all below and enjoy the reading!

Nomos Glashütte x Ace Jewelers Metro Neomatik Orange

• Ace Jewelers chooses Nomos to celebrate its 50^th anniversary with two limited editions on the Metro line.
• Metro designer Mark Braun personally designed and approved these two orange editions, which have inverted colourways.
• Both models are numbered and limited to 50 pieces each, with the first 10 pairs being sold as a set.
• Price: from €3,400.

Learn more about the Nomos Glashütte x Ace Jewelers Metro Neomatik Orange here.

Furlan Marri Red Hunter

• Furlan Marri celebrates its 4^th anniversary by releasing a poetic, but rarely seen, case feature.
• The 36mm stainless steel case, when turned around, displays a hunter (or officer) caseback, allowing the view of the movement only when opened.
• To complete the package, you’ll find a high gloss black dial with ivory prints and applied Roman numerals that could be displayed in a museum, given how sculpted they are.
• Price: A$3,490.

Learn more about the Furlan Marri Red Hunter here.

Unimatic x Kaikado x ERG Media Due Ref. U2-KKD

• This watch, unveiled during Milan Design Week, brings together Unimatic with the Erg Media publishing house and the Japanese handicraft brand Kaikado.
• When watches feature a double signature on the dial, they are deemed special, and in this case, there are three distinct players debossed on the minimalist 925 silver dial.
• Limited to 150 pieces, the dial pays homage to Kaikado’s craftsmanship in its iconic tea caddies.
• Price: €750.

Learn more about the Unimatic x Kaikado x ERG Media Due Ref. U2-KKD here.

H. Moser & Cie. Pioneer Centre Seconds Sunny Side Up

• Moser brings some fun to the Pioneer line, opting for a dial inspired by a warm yolk surrounded by a white strap reminiscent of egg whites.
• The yellow dégradé dial features a deep sunburst finish with an invisible signature at 12 o’clock.
• Powered by the trusted HMC 201 calibre, it’s available on a rubber strap and on a matching stainless steel bracelet.
• Price: CHF 14,500.

Learn more about the H. Moser & Cie Pioneer Centre Seconds Sunny Side Up here.

Perrelet Turbine Chrono Neo

• Perrelet introduces three new Turbine models with an updated case and design.
• The titanium case is now 42mm and houses a chronograph complication with instantaneous reading of the time interval.
• It’s possible to choose between a matching titanium bracelet and a soft rubber strap with quick release.
• Price: CHF 5,900.

Learn more about the Perrelet Turbine Chrono Neo here.

Breitling Top Time B01 Fausto Coppi & Gino Bartali

• Breitling decides to pay tribute to two protagonists of an incredible sporting rivalry with dual limited editions.
• Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali were two Italian cycling legends who in the 1940s pushed each other to new heights.
• Developed on the Top Time platform, they have a blue reverse panda dial and a teal panda dial to choose from.
• Price: £5,950.

Learn more about the Breitling Top Time B01 Fausto Coppi & Gino Bartali here.

Naoya Hida & Co. × Revolution Type 3B-2 “Rising Star”

• Our colleagues at Revolution join forces with Japan’s Naoya Hida to release a timepiece celebrating the magazine’s 20th anniversary.
• It features a two-tone configuration, with stainless steel combined with 3N yellow gold for the double stepped bezel, the crown, the hands and the engraved moonphase.
• Limited to 10 pieces, it maintains the aspects that make Naoya Hida famous, like a German silver dial, engraved and then filled with ink.
• Price: €29,050.

Learn more about the Naoya Hida & Co. × Revolution Type 3B-2 “Rising Star” here.

IWC Pilot’s Watch Automatic 41 Top Gun Lake Tahoe

• Following the multitude of releases during Watches & Wonders, IWC silently releases a new white ceramic watch.
• The Lake Tahoe, previously available as a chronograph, is now available as a more compact and simple 41mm pilot/field watch.
• It is powered by the Calibre 32112, exhibiting its Top Gun connection with an engraved caseback.
• Price: US$8,100.

Learn more about the IWC Pilot’s Watch Automatic 41 Top Gun Lake Tahoe here.

Girard-Perregaux Laureato 38mm

• Girard-Perregaux expands the fan-favourite Laureato 38mm collection with 2 new gem-set models.
• The first version is decorated with 32 baguette-cut diamonds on a white gold bezel, set invisibly.
• The second version celebrates the use of blue to render a lovely dégradé bezel in sapphires and diamonds.
• Price: from US$20,100.

Learn more about the Girard Perregaux Laureato 38mm here.

Venezianico Nereide Corallo

• The 42mm diver from Venezianico, often used for exploring new dial finishes and materials, this time uses a genuine coral mosaic to reach the desired red tone.
• To leave the main role to the red coral dial, the tungsten bezel matches colour with the stainless steel case, if not for the red triangle at 12 o’clock.
• Limited to 500 pieces, it will be available both on a five-link stainless steel bracelet and a matching red rubber strap.
• Price: €1,035.

Learn more about the Venezianico Nereide Corallo here.