Formex concludes its 25th anniversary year with the Essence Ceramica Dark Matter, a watch that brings together a solid Muonionalusta meteorite dial, full zirconium oxide ceramic construction, and a new COSC-certified movement.
With the Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 drawing closer, Omega is marking the moment with a special-edition Speedmaster 38 mm that pays tribute to the upcoming sporting event through refined design details.
With the new Longitude Titanium 5°W Edition, limited to just 38 pieces, Arnold & Son pays homage to the pioneering marine chronometers created by John Arnold in the 18th century, timepieces that enabled sailors to navigate the world’s oceans with unprecedented precision.
Breitling celebrates its expanded NFL partnership with six team-inspired Super Chronomat B01 44 watches, combining iconic franchise colors, logos, and Swiss precision craftsmanship in bold 44-mm manufacture chronographs.
Twelve years after the debut of the original model, the brand enriches its ceramic Speedmaster collection with new editions featuring refined proportions, reworked cases and dials, and state-of-the-art Master Chronometer movements.
Breitling reinterprets its 1940s Premier Fantasies models with the new Lady Premier collection, blending sculptural design, radiant colors, and ethical materials into a modern expression of feminine elegance.
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.
From carbon-fiber innovation to lunar precision, TAG Heuer demonstrates technical ambition and creative daring with three releases that push both design and performance boundaries.
