The day of the week appears far less often on a dial than the date, but these watches show how the display can play an important role in the overall design.
Favre Leuba pairs the Chief Tourbillon with a blue hand-guilloché dial, a 41mm steel case, and a hand-wound movement developed with Jean-François Mojon.
The Ralph Lauren Vintage ’67 pairs an 18K yellow-gold case and black lacquer dial with a hand-wound La Joux-Perret movement offering 90 hours of power reserve.
Parmigiani combines the understated elegance of platinum with a hand-grained blue dial in a dress watch that finds its appeal in simplicity, subtle textures, and a remarkable shade of blue.
Bianchet combines Grade 5 titanium with white gold and baguette-cut diamonds in a new iteration of its ultra-thin flying tourbillon watch. The Rotondo UltraFino Diamond pairs a manufacture movement with 5,000 G shock resistance and 100-meter water resistance.
Four years of Verstappen, one last time in Zandvoort: "There's always the next win" — Laurent Mekies in an exclusive interview. The Oracle Red Bull Racing Team Principal & CEO on victory, time, and responsibility.
Marking 50 years of Eco-Drive, Citizen reflects on its light-powered technology, from solving quartz battery limits to shaping the brand today. Shoichiro Morita and Yoshihisa Yajima discuss its origins, evolution, and ongoing relevance.
As Blancpain looks beyond the 70th anniversary of the Fifty Fathoms, President and CEO Marc A. Hayek discusses what’s next for the iconic dive watch, the impact of the Blancpain x Swatch collaboration, the brand’s long-standing Ocean Commitment, and the high-complication movements shaping Blancpain’s future.
Limited to 100 pieces, the Type 10 DN (Dark Night) pairs a sculpted Grade 5 titanium case with the brand’s distinctive three-dimensional display and in-house-designed self-winding movement.
Frederique Constant brings a colorful highlight to WatchTime New York 2026 with a burgundy edition of its Classic Perpetual Calendar Manufacture. Limited to 100 pieces, the 40mm stainless-steel complication combines a traditional perpetual calendar display with an in-house movement offering a 72-hour power reserve.
Oris gives its ten-day pilot’s watch a sharper new look, combining a vertically brushed dial with organic texture, a redesigned case, and the hand-wound Calibre 111. The new ProPilot Calibre 111 will be presented at WatchTime New York 2026.
From jewelry-inspired proportions to colorful automatics and complicated movements, Citizen’s rapidly growing customer base is reshaping how the brand designs, markets, and thinks about watches for women.
The 2,400-piece Citizen Attesa Ever Since pairs a winter-blue dial with radio-controlled Eco-Drive timekeeping and an automatically calculated moon phase.
Limited to eight pieces, the hand-wound dress watch combines traditional guilloché craftsmanship with an in-house movement offering a 100-hour power reserve.
A marine chronometry-inspired complication takes center stage in Arnold & Son’s latest DSTB, combining a dial-side deadbeat-seconds display with a stop-seconds function.
Chopard combines its award-winning minute repeater with intricate straw and eggshell marquetry in a unique rose gold timepiece honoring Mexico’s Day of the Dead.
Hermès expands its contemporary sports watch collection with two 39mm H08 models featuring ceramic bezels, contrasting dial details, and matching rubber straps. Both are powered by the manufacture H1837 movement and combine lightweight cases with a distinctive cushion-shaped design.
Ming and Massena LAB reunite for the 57.09 Secret Honey, a limited-edition titanium watch with three rotating sapphire disks that create a continuously shifting pattern on the dial. The edition is limited to 125 pieces.
A bespoke creation inspires a limited edition of ten pieces, combining an 18k yellow gold case and integrated bracelet with a forest-green hand-guilloché dial and an in-house made flying tourbillon. The new model will be unveiled at WatchTime New York 2026.
RGM returns to the perpetual calendar with the 501-PC, pairing a pocket-watch-inspired enamel dial with a 39mm case and a richly finished automatic movement. The watch will be showcased at WatchTime New York.
Fortis has introduced a new Novonaut chronograph. The N-42 Halo Edition are the first Fortis watches with a base dial made entirely of Lumicast X1. Just as compelling is what lies beneath it: the brand’s new Werk 17 TR caliber.
RZE equips the titanium UTD-8080 with its first in-house digital module, adding dual time, multiple alarms, a countdown timer, and an upgrade path for owners.
H. Moser & Cie. gives its Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton a 40mm anthracite-gray ceramic case, Alpine-blue movement components, and a flying tourbillon.
Patek Philippe reveals a new chapter in its women’s jewelry watches with six Gondolo Ladies First models that are a modern and colorful reinterpretation of the manufacture’s heritage piece, the 2009 Ladies First Chronograph.
Angelus expands its La Fabrique collection with the Chronographe Tachymètre, a compact 37mm chronograph inspired by the brand’s historical timepieces and designed around a tachymeter scale for measuring speed.
