New releases from Parmigiani, Czapek, Moser and more
Pietro PillaIn the past seven days, we’ve seen complicated watches that, while technical, have visual identities to match. Parmigiani goes back into its restoration archives to release a chiming watch with a totally modern appearance. At the same time, Moser makes the new Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date fly completely under the radar with a very unassuming, minimalist dial. Czapek brings back a fan-favourite dial, and Dennison stuns everyone with an asymmetric case in collaboration with Collectability. Discover the rest of the selection below, and enjoy the read!
Dennison x Collectability Oblique Enigma & Vector
- Dennison and Collectability’s second-ever collaboration takes inspiration from asymmetric designs from the 60s.
- The collection comprises two styles with four configurations, split evenly between silver- and gold-toned cases.
- The 2026 Edition Oblique Collection will be produced as a limited edition available to pre-order for one week only from May 27 until June 3.
- Price: US$790
Learn more about the Dennison x Collectability Oblique Enigma & Vector here.
Parmigiani Fleurier Carillon Tourbillon
- Parmigiani continues its exploration of chiming complications with the latest exceptional watch inspired by an early nineteenth-century Perrin Frères pocket watch.
- The movement with four visible serpentine gongs has been developed from a study of said watch, restored by Michel Parmigiani in 2000.
- This is a 5-piece limited edition where both the dial and the movement feature an impressive level of hand finishing.
- Price: on application
Learn more about the Parmigiani Fleurier Carillon Tourbillon here.
Czapek Promenade Goutte de Rosée
- Czapek brings back the rippled dial in the Promenade collection, this time tinting the Grand Feu enamel in a deep green.
- It is paired with a 38mm gold case, which houses the automatic Calibre SXH5, visible through the sapphire caseback.
- This is a 25-piece limited edition, and between the green hue and the 3D nature of the base, the dial has a rejection rate approaching 50 per cent.
- Price: CHF 32,000
Learn more about the Czapek Promenade Goutte de Rosée here.
H. Moser & Cie Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date
- Moser continues to deliver impressive complications while maintaining an extremely clean dial, as the ultimate form of minimalism.
- The latest Endeavour combines the Flyback Chronograph of the HMC 902 in a manual wind execution, with a discreet second time zone indicated by a white arrow on an internal disc.
- On the new HMC 730 movement, the date can also be adjusted forward and backwards without risk.
- Price: CHF 59,000
Learn more about the H. Moser Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date here.
Formex Aria Manufacture Chronometer 40 mm
- The new Formex Aria Manufacture Chronometer introduces the brand’s first exclusive manufacture calibre, the FX01 micro-rotor movement made with independent barnd, Horage.
- Housed in a 40mm Grade 5 titanium case just 6.9mm thick, the Aria weighs only 78 grams on the bracelet while still delivering a 72-hour power reserve and COSC-certified accuracy.
- The founders’ edition will be limited to 100 pieces in total across three dial colours: Denso Blue, Selva Green, and Ardesia Grey, with deliveries expected to begin in September 2026.
- Price: CHF 5,900
Learn more about the Formex Aria Manufacture Chronometer 40 mm here.
Chopard L.U.C Quattro Revolution Re-edition
- Chopard’s latest collaboration is a worthy sequel to the 2018 Edition, keeping the same 3N yellow gold on the dial.
- The Lucent steel case measures 38mm x 9.54mm, and houses the celebrated L.U.C 98.01-L Quattro calibre.
- This movement was first unveiled in 2000, and delivers 216 hours of power reserve thanks to the four barrels arranged in two stacked pairs.
- Price: US$41,585.
Learn more about the Chopard L.U.C Quattro Revolution Re-edition here.
TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph 40mm
- TAG Heuer updates the Aquaracer Solargraph collection with four totally new references.
- Available in either stainless steel or titanium, the new case design measures 40mm in diameter.
- It’s offered in four different configurations depending on the material: blue and green for the steel and grey and black for the titanium.
- Price: from CHF 2,900
Learn more about the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph 40mm here.
Mr Jones Watches Beano
- Mr Jones Watches joins forces with Beano comics to create a limited-edition watch to celebrate 75 years of Dennis the Menace.
- In Typical Mr Jones fashion, the characters are printed on multiple transparent levels to be able to tell the time.
- To tell the minutes you look for Dennis, to tell the hours, you have to look for Gnasher, straining to catch a sausage.
- Price: £225
Learn more about the Mr Jones Watches Beano here.
Breitling Chronomat
- Breitling brings a host of new updates to its tough Chronomat line.
- Across three models, these tweaks include changes to proportions and dial colours.
- The iconic Rouleaux bracelet is now integrated into the case with hooded lugs.
- Price: from £7,350
Learn more about the Breitling Chronomat here.
Louis Erard 2340 Mauve & Forest
- Louis Erard’s 2340 collection gets two new colourways in the same dial textures that initially launched the model.
- The base specifications are the same as the debut release, with a 40mm case in satin titanium with stainless steel polished aspects.
- These new offerings are available in a light violet called Mauve and a dark silvery green called Forest.
- Price: CHF 3,250
Learn more about the Louis Erard 2340 Mauve & Forest here.
Liberum RE-XHAUST
- Italian brand Liberum partners with Termignoni, a historic Italian company responsible for manufacturing high-performance exhaust systems, to craft its latest watch.
- Instead of the more classic 316L or 904L steel, it has used the 1.4441 technical steel, taken from the partner’s racing exhaust systems.
- At 38mm in diameter and 9.8 mm in thickness, it houses the reliable Japanese Miyota 9015.
- Price: £487