Wempe continues its Signature Collection with Breitling, unveiling a limited-edition Navitimer Cosmonaute that revisits the first Swiss wristwatch worn in space.
Porsche Design extends its custom-built Timepieces program with a chronograph that reflects the aesthetics and engineering spirit of the 911 Turbo S. With a titanium case, a COSC-certified flyback movement, and a wide range of personalization options, the watch draws a direct line from road to wrist.
Five years after its debut, the Longines Spirit line evolves with slimmer proportions, fresh material choices, and a new hand-wound flyback chronograph movement.
Favre Leuba introduces British Racing Green and Dune to its Chief Chronograph line, adding bold new shades to the brand’s cushion-shaped chronograph inspired by the 1970s.
Fortis expands its mission-ready Stratoliner collection with four new S-41 models: the fiery Reentry Edition, stealthy Gravity Black, and two ultra-limited Supernova editions in Cool Gray and Cosmic Gray. Each watches showcases the space-tested Werk 17 and a distinct design innovation.
The anniversary edition captivates with a fully skeletonized dial that reveals the intricate architecture of its skeletonized chronograph movement, all framed by a vivid violet CVD-coated titanium case. A cool feature is the white leather strap transforms into a radiant violet hue in sunlight.
For the first time, Bulgari introduces bronze into its legendary Aluminium line, blending timeless design with a material that evolves with every wearer. In addition, two striking Octo Finissimo models are on display.
