From Swiss-made chronographs honoring the Semiquincentennial to American military-inspired field watches and a heritage-driven Benrus's limited edition and a tribute from Britain, these timepieces mark 250 years of American history through craftsmanship, symbolism, and patriotic design.
Bulova brings the Lunar Pilot collection to a smaller 41mm case with the limited-edition “Black Hole,” a matte-black chronograph rooted in one of the most compelling chapters of the brand’s Apollo 15 history.
Bulova scales down its Lunar Pilot chronograph to 41mm and introduces a new dial execution built around an ultra-dark coating and subdued gray accents.
From new dive and sports watches to surprising complications to entirely new product families, here is a curated selection of the debuts presented at the Munich fair.
With the limited-edition Super Seville “Year of the Horse,” Bulova joins the ranks of watch brands celebrating the Chinese New Year, combining bold symbolism, vibrant design, and the brand’s high-precision Precisionist movement.
Accutron revives one of the most significant innovations in timekeeping with the return of its tuning-fork technology. The new Spaceview 314 brings the unmistakable hum, smooth sweep, and open-worked design of the original into a modern, hand-assembled execution.
Bulova introduces a new take on its historic Lunar Pilot, this time in collaboration with Brazilian pop artist Thiago Rosinhole. The limited edition model features a forged Timascus dial and an engraved Budii astronaut caseback, bringing a modern material twist to the brand’s Apollo 15–era chronograph.
