Vacheron Constantin expands its Overseas collection with a striking new interpretation of the Overseas Tourbillon, pairing a lightweight titanium case with a deep red dial for the first time.
A silver dial, black subdials, and the return of the AOPA wings: this exclusive U.S. and Canada edition of the Navitimer blends vintage aviation style with modern chronograph mastery.
The Swiss manufacture teams up with Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One driver George Russell on two ceramic pilot’s watches, translating the racer’s personal design codes into a chronograph and an automatic model, each limited to 1,063 pieces.
With the Prima, Manufacture des Montres Niton re-enters the world of haute horlogerie with a technically ambitious jump-hour wristwatch boasting a top-notch manufacture caliber with the prestigious Geneva Seal and a striking Art-déco inspired yet very contemporary design language.
Platinum, a salmon grand-feu enamel dial, and a hand-engraved gold rotor with a “celestial duo”: Blancpain’s Villeret Traditional Chinese Calendar 2026 once again gives the famously intricate Chinese calendar one of its most poetic expressions in modern watchmaking.
With the Endeavour Tourbillon Skeleton, H. Moser & Cie. once again underscores its mastery of tourbillon watchmaking and traditional haute horlogerie craftsmanship. Presented in red gold, the timepiece is defined by a fully skeletonized in-house caliber featuring a flying tourbillon.
Breitling becomes Official Watch Partner of Aston Martin and the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team, marking its return to Formula 1 with a limited-edition Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 inspired by the intensity of the grid. Its case material marks a premiere: For the first time, a Navitimer is clad in titanium.
Parmigiani Fleurier expands its acclaimed Tonda PF collection with a refined Agave Blue dial, offered in stainless steel and 18K rose gold. A study in contemporary minimalism, the timepiece pairs mechanical sophistication with the subtle chromatic elegance, the independent brand is known for.
A new rectangular model inspired by a rare 1929 reference introduces Audemars Piguet’s first selfwinding jumping hour caliber and revisits Streamline Moderne design through contemporary watchmaking.
