New releases from Panerai, Nomos, Vacheron Constantin and more

Pietro Pilla

In a week dominated by brands getting ‘summer ready’, Vacheron Constantin stands alone, with an updated release of the Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar. With summer coming along in Europe, most brands have water resistance on their mind, so you’re covered while on vacation without having to worry about your watch. Vacheron instead looks to solve a different summertime problem, allowing you to keep your watch running for 70 days without the need for any winder, so your perpetual calendar is waiting for you when you come back from the holidays. Discover our full selection below and enjoy!

Fears Brunswick 40 ‘Helmsman’ ES

• Fears adds the new Brunswick 40 ‘Helmsman’ ES to its permanent collection.
• Featuring a brushed and media-blasted 316L stainless steel case, matte white dial, and 200 meters of water resistance, this Endurance Spec Brunswick was built with serious yachting and open-water use in mind.
• To keep the sporty vibe, it’s paired with a Bright White textured FKM rubber strap, Marine Blue stitching and keepers and black FKM rubber lining.
• Price: £3,450

Learn more about the Fears Brunswick 40 ‘Helmsman’ ES here.

Panerai Submersible Navy SEALs

• Panerai continues the partnership with the Navy SEALs that started in 2022 with a new Submersible water-resistant to 500 metres.
• Measuring 44mm in diameter, it has been extensively tested on representative batches to simulate years of real-world use.
• It is offered with the classic black rubber strap and an additional grey distressed fabric strap.
• Price: US$12,400

Learn more about the Panerai Submersible Navy SEALs here.

Nomos Ahoi Neomatik Sky and Sand

• Nomos sizes down the Ahoi Neomatik, now available in 36.3mm and with a no-date configuration, while keeping the same sky and sand tones for the dial.
• The water resistance stays at 200 metres, and despite that, the thickness also stays at 9mm, positioning as one of the thinnest water-resistant watches on the market.
• The models are powered by the in-house DUW 3001 automatic movement, visible through the caseback and with 43 hours of power reserve.
• Price: US$4,540

Learn more about the Nomos Ahoi Neomatik Sky and Sand here.

Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar

• Vacheron Constantin updates the Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar introduced in 2019, equipping it now with 5 extra days of power reserve in standby mode, bringing it to a total of 70 days.
• To make this possible, there are two different heartbeats, respectively at 5Hz for the active one and 1.2 Hz for the standby one when there’s no plan to wear the watch.
• Despite the complex movement, everything is housed in a platinum case measuring 42mm in diameter and 12.3mm in thickness.
• Price: CHF 282,000

Learn more about the Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar here.

Hublot Big Bang Summer 2026 Collection

• The new Hublot Big Bang Summer 2026 Collection focuses on the ‘Art of Pastel’.
• A Big Bang 42mm chronograph and 44mm tourbillon debut in mint, pink, and sky blue multi-coloured ceramic.
• The collection rounds out with Big Bang Ceramic 33mm models in Peach, Mint Green, and Petrol Blue, with a Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic 42mm.
• Price: from US$15,500

Learn more about the Hublot Big Bang Summer 2026 Collection here.

Ulysse Nardin Freak X 2026 Series

• 2026 celebrates 25 years of the Freak and 180 years since the brand’s beginning, and UN celebrates that with the most compact Freak to date.
• The now 41mm case houses the completely redesigned UN-232 calibre, now with micro-rotor automatic winding and DIAMonSIL escapement.
• It’s been unveiled in three different colourways, with the two housed in stainless steel featuring an optional bracelet for the first time.
• Price: from CHF 33,500

Learn more about the Ulysse Nardin Freak X 2026 Series here.

Angelus Cronografo Telemetro Blu Ministeriale

• Excuse the fully Italian name, but this take on the Chronographe Télémètre has been designed for Italy in collaboration with a select group of Italian retailers.
• The blue on the dial has a special place in Italian imagination, being the colour of official vehicles.
• While the 18-carat gold version is limited to 10 pieces, the stainless steel version is limited to 20 pieces.
• Price: €22,700 (steel) €42,500 (gold)

Learn more about the Angelus Cronografo Telemetro Blu Ministeriale here.

Maen Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin Boutique Exclusive

• The new Maen Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin Boutique Exclusive is part of a new release concept for Maen, available for just 24 hours on the website, followed by an exclusive release through Maen retailers, including the Time+Tide Studio in NYC.
• The Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin Boutique Exclusive combines the 7.1mm-thick case with a subtly updated blue Côtes de Genève fumé dial, usually reserved for the larger automatic model.
• The watch is powered by the manually wound La Joux-Perret D100 calibre, which is displayed through a sapphire exhibition caseback.
• Price: €1,499

Learn more about the Maen Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin Boutique Exclusive here.

Seiko Presage Tomioka silk

• Seiko announces four new additions to the Presage Collection, each one interpreting the Tomioka silk in a different colourway.
• While the dial pattern is the same for all four models, the limited edition model has a pearl-like coating inspired by a rare silkworm variety cultivated in Gunma Prefecture.
• They all share the same 38mm case, in stainless steel for the regular production models and rose gold coloured for the 2,000-piece limited edition.
• Price: from US$950

Learn more about the Seiko Presage Tomioka silk here.

Doxa SUB 200 T.GRAPH II

• Doxa revives one of its earliest dive chronographs with the new SUB 200 T.GRAPH II, nearly 60 years after the original debuted in 1969.
• The new collection comprises eight references and introduces Caribbean Blue to the T.Graph line-up for the first time.
• Powered by the Sellita SW510 automatic chronograph calibre, the SUB 200 T.GRAPH II is available on either a beads-of-rice bracelet or rubber strap.
• Price: from CHF 3,650

Learn more about the Doxa SUB 200 T.GRAPH II here.

Tissot Seastar 2000 Professional

• The new Tissot Seastar 2000 Professional returns with an array of new references in 44mm, slightly more compact compared to the 46mm of the 2021 debut edition.
• This is the brand’s most capable timepiece, ISO 6425-certified and water-resistant to 600 metres, with a helium escape valve at 9 o’clock.
• All offerings feature a stainless steel case, in both a plain finish and with a black PVD coating for the blue and black colourways and just a natural finish for the orange dial.
• Price: from £870

Learn more about the Tissot Seastar 2000 Professional here.

Certina DS Super PH2000M

• Certina brings its diver watches to the extreme, with the DS Super PH2000M being resistant up to 200 metres, as the name suggests.
• The grade 2 titanium case measures 43mm in diameter, and houses Certina’s Double Security system, to ensure that the movement inside can stand up to 10,000 Gs.
• It’s available in four different dial configurations, with the turquoise being limited to 1,959 pieces to raise funds for the Sea Turtle Conservancy.
• Price: CHF 1,235

Learn more about the Certina DS Super PH2000M here.

Bremont HMAF Collection

• Bremont celebrates His Majesty’s Armed Forces with three releases, each one inspired by a different branch.
• The three editions are developed on three different models: Terra Nova for the British Army, Supermarine for the Royal Navy and Altitude for the RAF.
• Each reference is limited to 300 pieces, and it’s also available as a commemorative three-piece set, limited to 50 boxes.
• Price: from £3,100

Learn more about the Bremont HMAF Collection here.

Farer The Racing Chronograph Collection

• British brand Farer has removed the covers on its all-new Racing Chronograph collection, inspired by the bold colours of racing teams from the 60s and 70s.
• The collection comprises a trio of tricompax chronographs: the blue-toned Volante, burgundy-themed Libre, and the Gara, inspired by British Racing Green.
• 38.5mm wide and 13.4mm thick, these Racing Chronographs deliver a modern, vivid take on vintage-inspired chronographs.
• Price: £1,875

Learn more about the Farer The Racing Chronograph Collection here.

Ball Engineer Master II Snoopy Flying Ace

• Ball collaborates for the first time with Peanuts, launching a Snoopy-inspired Engineer Master II.
• Inspired by aviation heritage, the watch measures 46mm in diameter and features an aviator Snoopy on the sub-seconds at 9 o’clock.
• Since Snoopy’s debut in the comics was on October 4, 1950, it is a limited edition of 410 pieces.
• Price: €3,258

Learn more about the Ball Engineer Master II Snoopy Flying Ace here.

Vario VERSA Reversible Single Time Tuxedo

• The Versa collection expands a few years after its debut with two understated models.
• While it remains a reversible piece, on the opposite side, it now features an open caseback so it’s possible to see the movement while worn.
• Available in two different colourways: black and white, it’s one of the most elegant offerings of the line.
• Price: from £379

Learn more about the Vario VERSA Reversible Single Time Tuxedo here.