New releases from Nomos, Konstantin Chaykin x GMT, Frederique Constant x Time+Tide and more

Pietro Pilla

We have reached the end of the year and are witnessing the last releases of 2025. Over the last seven days, we have seen some colour changes, but above all, we have seen some collaborations that have all the makings of future classics: none other than our project with Frederique Constant for the perfect compromise between elegant and sporty watches, and Konstantin Chaykin together with GMT, who are reinventing the concept of time reading in the Wristmons collection. Discover them all and enjoy your reading!

Nomos Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer

• Nomos announces two new limited editions based on the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer.
• This time, focusing on a champagne-toned dial, there are two colourways limited to 175 pieces each.
• The stainless steel, 40mm case is paired with Horween Genuine Shell Cordovan leather straps, in two different shades for the two models.
• Price: £3,850.

Learn more about the Nomos Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer here.

Frederique Constant x Time+Tide Highlife Moonphase Manufacture Onyx Moon

• Frederique Constant and Time+Tide blend their design ethos in a sport-chic release that checks a lot of ‘firsts’ for both brands.
• This limited edition of 100 pieces marks the first time that a stone dial has been used on a Highlife model and our first collaboration with an onyx dial.
• Being the first Highlife without any indices, the details are given by the manufacturer’s moonphase movement (another first) and the striking red prints.
• Price: £4,350.

Learn more about the Frederique Constant x Time+Tide Highlife Moonphase Manufacture Onyx Moon here.

Konstantin Chaykin x GMT “Venus”

• Inspired by Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, Chaykin’s way of telling time is reimagined by Italian retailer GMT, blending art and watchmaking.
• The moon complication serving as the face of the goddess and the abstract body shapes indicating hours and minutes are brought together by guillochè hair in GMT’s signature 4N gold tone.
• Limited to 99 pieces, the prototype of this tasteful erotic watch will be appropriately auctioned off to support the fight against breast cancer.
• Price: €21,430.

Learn more about the Konstantin Chaykin x GMT “Venus” here.

TAG Heuer Carrera Glassbox Australian Limited Edition

• TAG Heuer strengthens its relationship with Australia, turning to the country’s most passionate TAG Heuer collectors to co-design a limited edition.
• This 75 pieces limited edition takes inspiration from two vintage models: the Autavia 1163T “Jo Siffert” and the Carrera 1158 CHN “Success Watch”.
• The panda configuration is taken from the Jo Siffert’s aesthetic, with blue highlights and a steel case, while the côtes de Genève dial finish comes from the Success Watch.
• Price: A$11,800.

Learn more about the TAG Heuer Carrera Glassbox Australian Limited Edition here.

A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Daymatic Honeygold

• The German haute horlogerie royalty announces a Lange 1 Daymatic for the first time in Honeygold.
• This model features the opposite dial design to the manual Lange 1 and an automatic movement with 50 hours of power reserve.
• You’ll find your number out of the 250 pieces produced engraved on the caseback, but it is likely that the enormous engraved rotor will capture your attention first.
• Price: upon request.

Learn more about the A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Daymatic Honeygold here.

Sartory Billard SB04-E Exquisite Blue Guilloché

• Sartory Billard releases a new limited edition take on its SB04-E in partnership with Florida-based retailer Exquisite Timepieces.
• Boasting a multi-patterned guilloché dial with a gradient blue finish that transitions to stark white, this watch makes for a bold statement when paired with its white rubber strap
• It is a limited edition of 25 pieces, and it’s available exclusively at Exquisite Timepieces.
• Price: US$6,400.

Learn more about the Sartory Billard SB04-E Exquisite Blue Guilloché here.

Serica 6190 ‘TXD’

• Serica unveils the 6190 ‘TXD’, which takes the familiar field‑watch architecture and dresses it up for casino night with a tuxedo dial.
• Its two-tone dial is built up in concentric layers: a glossy black central disc, a broad beige ring and an outer minute track.
• The hour and minute hands are now brushed rather than fully polished – the signature large arrow hour hand remains.
• Price: €1,190.

Learn more about the Serica 6190 ‘TXD’ here.

Czapek Quai des Bergues “Sursum Corda”

• Czapek goes full circle with its limited editions for the 10^th anniversary of the brand, releasing the fourth for the year.
• The Quai des Bergues N° 33 is a close reproduction of the look of the historical pocket-watch with elongated Roman numerals on a grand feu enamel dial.
• It is a secret engraved on the dial with the Latin phrase “Sursum Corda”, which means “Lift up your hearts”, often used by the brand’s CEO during the most challenging moments.
• Price: CHF 36,500.

Learn more about the Czapek Quai des Bergues “Sursum Corda” here.

Doxa SUB 250T GMT ‘Great White’ Topper Edition

• Doxa and Topper join forces again after last year’s Great White Edition success.
• The watch gets an extra hand with the addition of the GMT complication, but keeps the all-white design code.
• This is a 100-piece limited edition, and it will be sold with both a beads of rice bracelet and a navy blue rubber strap.
• Price: US$2,990.

Learn more about the Doxa SUB 250T GMT ‘Great White’ Topper Edition here.

Parchie Lunar-Time

• Kids’ watch brand Parchie has unveiled its long-awaited second watch, in collaboration with Hodinkee.
• Inspired by Hodinkee’s favourite “space watch”, the Lunar-Time is available in 32 and 36mm variations, for small and big kids alike.
• Featuring a bold, red aluminium bezel and an easy-to-read dial, the Lunar-Time is ready for some epic adventures in outer space.
• Price: from US$75.

Learn more about the Parchie Lunar-Time here.

Angelus Chronodate Gold & Chronodate Titanium Moka Editions

• Angelus just introduced two neo-retro style Chronodates in two different case materials.
• With dials inspired by the tones of freshly brewed coffee, the chronograph function could come into play for this very reason.
• The titanium is limited to 25 pieces, while the red gold version will be produced in 5 pieces.
• Price: from CHF 25,100.

Learn more about the Angelus Chronodate Gold & Chronodate Titanium Moka Editions here.

Formex Essence Ceramica Dark Matter

• The full ceramic model from Formex, unveiled earlier this year, now features a solid blackened Muonionalusta meteorite dial to complete the look.
• This is part of the brand’s 25^th anniversary celebration, featuring the most technically demanding dial they’ve executed to date.
• The Essence Ceramica debuts the new Soprod Newton P092, developed after three years of work, exclusively to Formex specifications.
• Price: €4,590.

Learn more about the Formex Essence Ceramica Dark Matter here.

Seiko 5 Sports Pink Panther Limited Edition

• The Seiko 5 collection gets expanded with a Pink Panther collaboration based on the ‘5KX’.
• Featuring the character’s signature colour, on the dial, distinct panther footprints are also visible.
• To complete the set, an interchangeable nylon strap is also included, printed with the phrase “WET PAINT”, for those who remember it from the show.
• Price: US$450.

Learn more about the Seiko 5 Sports Pink Panther Limited Edition here.