New releases from Beaucroft, Baltic, Daniel Roth and more

Pietro Pilla

This week has been one where collaborations played a major role: from Naoya Hida’s third collaborative edition with Hong Kong–based shop The Armoury, to a distinctly French partnership between Baltic and SpaceOne with the help of Theo Auffret, passing through the first-ever Time+Tide collaboration born from the retail side of the business, and a few others besides. But sometimes, all it takes is a single name to make the news, and that was certainly the case with the latest quiet release from Daniel Roth. I’ll stop spoiling our selection now. Enjoy!

Naoya Hida x The Armoury Type 4A-2 Floating Feathers

• Japanese independent Naoya Hida and menswear institution The Armoury come together for a third collaborative piece.
• Based on the 36mm stainless steel Type 4A, the Floating Feathers features an Argentium engraved dial by the brand’s master engraver Keisuke Kano.
• This is a limited edition of 10 pieces for 2026, available exclusively by application, with deliveries scheduled for 2027.
• Price: US$ 33,000

Learn more about the Naoya Hida x The Armoury Type 4A-2 Floating Feathers here.

Baltic x SpaceOne Seconde Majeure

• In a shock French collaboration, Baltic has partnered with obscurity specialists SpaceOne to produce the Seconde Majeure, a jumping hour watch that blends both brands’ distinctive styles.
• The Seconde Majeure uses a hand-finished dial with transparent discs to display the scrolling minutes and jump-hour complications, rather than hiding them behind a solid dial, as most others do.
• Housed in a 38mm stainless steel case, this limited-edition novelty combines SpaceOne’s futuristic time-telling methods with Baltic’s classic proportions and elegant finishing.
• Price: €3,500 (charbonée dial)/€2,500 (brushed dial) with the charbonée dial available to order from Time+Tide.

Learn more about the Baltic x SpaceOne Seconde Majeure here.

Daniel Roth Extra Plat Platinum

• Daniel Roth quietly released another iteration of the Extra Plat, this time in a monochromatic configuration housed in a platinum case.
• The watch retains the same specs as previous models, measuring 38.6mm in length and 35.5mm in width, with an overall thickness of 7.7mm.
• Turning the watch around, you’ll see the calibre DR002 in all its glory, developed by Michel Navas and Enrico Barbasini to modern standards.
• Price: CHF 65,000

Learn more about the Daniel Roth Extra Plat Platinum here.

Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph 42mm

• Girard-Perregaux expands its iconic Laureato collection with the introduction of a two-tone chronograph in 42mm.
• The warmth of the rose gold bezel and pushers gets paired with a chocolate brown dial and strap, following a classic combination which always looks tasty.
• Both brown elements feature a hobnail pattern, on the dial interrupted by the three sub-dials and the (tone on tone!) date window.
• Price: US$ 26,000

Learn more about the Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph 42mm here.

M.A.D.Editions M.A.D.2 LIVE

• M.A.D.Editions gets ready for summer with a white and blue colourway, keeping the same Eric Giroud design of the other M.A.D. 2 models.
• This debuts a new concept to get the watches to the customers, with a mini raffle available at every M.A.D.Editions’ events throughout the year, starting in San Francisco in May.
• Each one of the 13 stops of the world tour will feature a different engraving on the clasp, with the city code of each of the 13 locations depending on where it was won.
• Price: CHF 2,900

Learn more about the M.A.D.Editions M.A.D.2 LIVE here.

Beaucroft x Time+Tide Solaris GMT

• Beaucroft and Time+Tide get together for a special project coming straight from the retail floor.
• Following the recent launch of the Contour GMT, our very own James and Barney designed a special colourway and pitched to Andrew first and to Beaucroft in Cambridge later.
• This 200-piece limited edition is inspired by the idea of chasing the sun across the world: a warm gradient dial taking hints from sunsets captured from aeroplane windows.
• Price: £800

Learn more about the Beaucroft x Time+Tide Solaris GMT here.

Longines HydroConquest Commonwealth Games 2026 Edition

• Longines has introduced a special limited edition HydroConquest to celebrate its role as the official timekeeper and partner of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
• The watch is limited to 2,026 pieces for each of its two sizes: 39mm or 42mm, with each watch featuring a caseback engraved with the official Glasgow 2026 logo and a limited edition, “One of 2026” inscription.
• The dial features a gradient lacquered finish transitioning from teal to deep black, the “HydroConquest” inscription in violet, and the seconds hand features a pink tip, completing the Games’ primary palette.
• Price: £2,050

Learn more about the Longines HydroConquest Commonwealth Games 2026 Edition here.

Seiko 5 Sports Field Series

• Seiko announces a new model as part of its Field watch series featuring a compass bezel in four different colourways: black, white, brown, and khaki.
• Measuring 41mm in diameter and 13.2mm in thickness, they all house the workhorse Calibre 4R36, with 41h of power reserve.
• Offered both on a 3-link steel bracelet with a folding clasp and a nylon strap with leather lining and a pin buckle.
• Price: from €390

Learn more about the Seiko 5 Sports Field Series here.

Unimatic x Norwegian Rain II

• Unimatic and Norwegian Rain, the Bergen-based outerwear label, come together for the second time with two GMT interpretations.
• Both models share the same base point: the 38mm Modello Due case in brushed 316L stainless steel.
• While both editions share the same oxidised copper laser-cut dial, the U2-GMT-NR-A pairs it with brushed copper-coated ghost hands, while the 2-GMT-NR-T offers a stealthier interpretation, with matte black ghost hands.
• Price: €1,290

Learn more about the Unimatic x Norwegian Rain II here.

Depancel Allure Mono Eye

• French brand Depancel has revealed a new 5-watch collection, combining retro styling with bold, vibrant dials and a reliable Seiko mechaquartz movement.
• Five dials are available: blue, red, orange, off-white and mint green, all encompassing a 60-sec sub-dial, an internal pulsometer and a tachymetre scale outer ring.
• Inside the 316L stainless steel case sits a Seiko VK64 mechaquartz movement, offering all the advantages of quartz power, with the mechanical feeling of the chronograph pushers.
• Price: €495

Learn more about the Depancel Allure Mono Eye here.

Nomadic Apex NW200 Edition Céad 126

• Belfast-based Nomadic has announced they are the Official Timing Partner of the historic Irish motorcycle road racing event, the North West 200, and has released a limited-edition watch to mark the occasion.
• Based on Nomadic’s Céad 126, the Apex NW200 will be limited to just 50 pieces and celebrates special benchmarks for the event, such as Glenn Irwin’s famous 126mph lap and the legendary Joey Dunlop’s 26 Isle of Man TT wins.
• The classically styled chronograph features a motorsport-inspired dial, a stainless steel case, and is powered by a Sellita SW500-M-a manually wound movement.
• Price: £2,695

Learn more about the Nomadic Apex NW200 Edition Céad 126 here.