The expanding exhibitor list brings together historic maisons, celebrated independents, and collector favorites at Gotham Hall this October.

Hamilton gives the Elvis Presley-linked Ventura Quartz S a tropical update with turquoise and pink dials, yellow-tipped seconds hands, and its unmistakable asymmetrical case.

A look back at the Omega Constellation Perpetual Calendar, a standout of the 1990s. With a perpetual calendar, distinctive integrated design, and a blend of steel and gold, it remains a stylish and functional timepiece even decades later.

Doxa marks Clive Cussler’s 95th birthday with the SUB 300 Ti5, pairing a Grade 5 titanium case with a new two-layer dial and COSC-certified movement.

Glashütte Original gives the SeaQ and SeaQ Panorama Date a turquoise-to-black dégradé dial in two North America-exclusive limited editions of 100 pieces each.

Nomos Glashütte adds a forest-green dial to the Tangente Neomatik 38 Update, pairing its patented ring-date display with the ultra-thin DUW 6101 caliber.

From a boat trip on the Thames to one of modern watchmaking’s most compelling success stories, Christopher Ward’s rise is defined by smart design, direct-to-consumer value, and technical ambition. Four watches explain how the brand got here.

Independent Ming teams with Royal Selangor for the 37.06 Royal Selangor, pairing a hand-hammered pewter dial with a lightweight titanium case in an 88-piece limited edition.

TAG Heuer, Team Ikuzawa, and Bamford Watch Department reunite for a 150-piece Carrera Glassbox inspired by vintage Roadmaster stopwatches and Japanese motorsport.

Watches head for the mountains as Aspen’s citywide collector gathering returns for a third year

Mido gives the Multifort TV Big Date a rose-gold update, pairing its distinctive cushion-shaped case and gradient dial with the Caliber 80 automatic movement.

Gerald Charles introduces three Masterlink Gem Set Stone Dial editions, combining asymmetrical natural-stone dials with gemstone-set white-gold bezels.

Breitling celebrates the Aston Martin DB5 with three Top Time B01 limited editions, including a steel model, a platinum-bezel version, and its first natural onyx dial.

From poetic interpretations to astronomical precision, these eight watches show the many ways brands continue to reimagine the moon-phase complication — a feature as timeless as the moon itself.

Ten years after the L.U.C Full Strike first appeared, Chopard is releasing the Full Strike Sapphire Edition 2 — the second minute repeater from the collection built entirely from sapphire crystal.

A newly developed hand-wound movement, a complete calendar, and a rare double moon-phase display bring a fresh technical highlight to Union Glashütte’s 1893 collection.

A closer look at the Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Sport Chronograph Ultra-Cermet, featuring a lightweight composite case and a new mineral-blue colorway.

Panerai expands its Submersible collection with the PAM01756, the first 44mm iteration to pair the brand's signature cushion-shaped case with a stainless-steel bracelet. Built as a professional diving instrument, the watch combines 500-meter water resistance, a no-date display, and a highly legible dial.

Can five watches cover every occasion without sacrificing character? This $20,000 collection brings together a GMT, chronograph, dive watch, dress watch, and statement piece from Cartier, Omega, Squale, Bulgari, and Yema.

A textured dial inspired by diamond powder adds fresh visual depth to the vintage-inspired dive watch while retaining the collection's robust 300-meter water resistance and 80-hour automatic movement.

As a photographer, Ming Thein knew, like no other, how to capture the heart and soul of a watch. Learning through his lens, his own timekeeping creations are full of captivating details, and with the Ming 37.04 Rose Gold, he is living life like it’s golden.

Citizen expands the Tsuyosa Shore collection with a black-and-gold limited edition featuring a 40mm case, rotating bezel, integrated bracelet, and automatic Caliber 8210.

Doxa and Topper Jewelers revive their “Great White” collaboration with a 100-piece SUB T.Graph II featuring a luminous white dial, blue accents, and a shark-engraved caseback.

As summer is in full swing in the Northern Hemisphere, Nomos Glashütte once again expands its nautical-inspired Ahoi collection. The new Ahoi neomatik sky and Ahoi neomatik sand combine sporty functionality with fresh seasonal colors, offering versatile companions for life on and off the water.

Norqain expands its playful Enjoy Life collection with its first GMT model. Limited to 500 pieces, the Freedom GMT Enjoy Life “Holiday” Limited Edition combines a travel-ready manufacture movement with a colorful world-map dial filled with whimsical details.

Filling a watch case entirely with oil doesn't sound like a good idea, yet it has its benefits. Many brands have done this over the years, and now D1 Milano offers one at an attractive price point with a compelling design, but how will it be on the wrist? Let's find out!

Diamond-set watches blend high jewelry with horological craftsmanship. From sourcing rare stones to the precision of invisible settings, this feature explores the technical mastery and aesthetic considerations that go into adorning timepieces with diamonds.

First launched in 2013, the Classics Runabout collection returns with two new limited editions powered by the manufacture FC-350 automatic caliber, combining a clever second time zone mechanism with a clean, highly legible dial.

With the new Promaster Blue Ocean, Citizen combines professional dive-watch functionality with environmentally-conscious materials. The limited edition features a shimmering dial made from recycled plastic, an Eco-Drive movement, and a biomass-based strap.

Breitling expands its vintage-inspired Top Time collection with a tribute to Eddy Merckx. Limited to 525 pieces, the new chronograph celebrates the Belgian champion's unprecedented career with a distinctive yellow dial, the manufacture Caliber B01, and numerous details referencing his record-breaking 525 victories.

Louis Erard expands its 2340 collection with the new Mauve and Forest editions. Integrated design, lightweight materials, and distinctive textured dials define the latest additions.

Two new limited editions celebrate the Jura region that shaped Maurice Lacroix, combining the collection’s vintage-inspired design with locally inspired dial patterns and a commemorative caseback engraving.

Greatness in watchmaking is often the result of a stroke of brilliance well executed. Piaget has no shortage of those, although even among the rich heritage of the brand, few can surpass that of the legendary Polo.

Developed together with a German Firefighters Association, the Thermosphere translates the timing structure of a breathing-apparatus operation into a purpose-built tool watch. Limited to 112 pieces, the watch pays tribute to the men and women who work against the clock when every minute matters.

Skeleton watches show just how diverse open-worked mechanics can be in 2026: sporty, ultra-thin, boldly colorful, or highly complicated. Our selection ranges from the accessible Ba111od to highly exclusive creations from Hublot, Hermès, and H. Moser & Cie.

As Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey arrives in theaters today, Hamilton releases a bronze Khaki Field Automatic inspired by the film and limited to 2,112 pieces.

Some watches are created with a need for speed — life in the fumes of high-octane race fuel and the chase to get to that checkered flag first. These are the horological thoroughbreds for the race track.

Swatch's new release isn't a purchase. It's an application: this MoonSwatch costs $570. The gold alone is worth more.

Created in collaboration with Donzé Cadrans, the new Promenade Goutte de Rosée captures the fleeting beauty of a dew drop in a mechanical work of art.

The Classique Tourbillon 7357 revives the brand's first modern tourbillon wristwatch, the Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255 debuts Breguet's first flying tourbillon, and the Marine Tourbillon Équation Marchante 5887 pays tribute to the company's legacy in marine chronometry.

Ahead of the 38th America’s Cup in Naples, Panerai expands its Luna Rossa collection with a chronograph and a GMT model featuring manufacture movements, monochromatic styling, and performance-oriented functionality inspired by professional sailing.

Born from the pressures of the quartz crisis, IWC’s embrace of ceramic reshaped modern watchmaking. From early zirconium oxide cases to Ceratanium, this feature traces how innovation under pressure turned Schaffhausen into a materials trailblazer.

Bulgari introduces a striking new blue titanium version of its record-setting Octo Finissimo Perpetual Calendar. Combining ultra-thin watchmaking with a monochromatic aesthetic, the latest interpretation brings a fresh look to one of contemporary horology’s most celebrated complications.

Limited to 50 pieces and available exclusively in France, the new Chronomaster Original Paris Edition combines the heritage of the El Primero chronograph with a verdigris-green dial inspired by Parisian architecture and urban perspectives.

Bell & Ross partners with French luxury house S.T. Dupont for a special edition of the BR-05 Chrono inspired by the world of premium cigars. It comes in a two-tone case complemented by a dial in warm tobacco tones.

Breguet’s legacy in minute repeaters is traced through historic pocketwatches and the refined Classique 7637. With a focus on acoustic innovation, traditional craftsmanship, and elegant design, the brand's story reflects a long-standing commitment to horological innovation and artistry.

Casio's mechanical watch game just levelled up (again). Meet the third generation: the Edifice EFK-200.

Regulator watches separate hours, minutes, and seconds for maximum precision — a layout once essential in laboratories, factories, and railroads. This feature looks at six contemporary interpretations, from historically grounded designs to bold modern statements.

Arnold & Son expands its Perpetual Moon collection with three stainless-steel limited editions. Each model combines a moon-phase display with a watchmaking first: PVD-coated mother-of-pearl is used for both the dial and the celestial backdrop.

Created in collaboration with British artist Chris Alexander, better known as "The Dial Artist," the limited-edition transforms Christopher Ward's in-house skeletonized caliber into a colorful canvas. Each of the 150 watches features individually hand-painted movement components, making every piece unique.