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.
Louis Vuitton pulls out all the stops with four complication models, including worldtime, flying tourbillon, GMT, and a minute repeater, all underpinned by new in-house calibers from La Fabrique du Temps and artisan dials that honor the maison’s travel legacy.
A. Lange & Söhne launches two new special editions of the Saxonia Thin, a classic renowned for its pared-down design and uncompromising craftsmanship. The newcomers are presented in the brand's genuine Honeygold gold alloy and platinum. Both are paired with a deep black onyx dial.
Limited to just 50 pieces, the new edition in platinum 950 brings together the prowess of a tourbillon with two clever mechanisms, set against a jet-black grand-feu enamel dial crafted entirely in-house.
To mark 180 years of watchmaking in Glashütte, the Saxon manufactory Glashütte Original unveils a limited anniversary edition of its signature PanoMaticLunar in platinum with an aventurine dial.
Glashütte Original presents a new platinum edition of its sophisticated PanoMaticCalendar, limited to 150 pieces, combining refined mechanics with a vibrant colorway.
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.
Glashütte Original unveils the PanoMaticCalendar “Blue of Dawn,” a platinum limited edition annual calendar inspired by the early hours of the day when its artisans begin their craft. Limited to 150 pieces.
