The Ralph Lauren Vintage ’67 pairs an 18K yellow-gold case and black lacquer dial with a hand-wound La Joux-Perret movement offering 90 hours of power reserve.
A marine chronometry-inspired complication takes center stage in Arnold & Son’s latest DSTB, combining a dial-side deadbeat-seconds display with a stop-seconds function.
Hermès expands its contemporary sports watch collection with two 39mm H08 models featuring ceramic bezels, contrasting dial details, and matching rubber straps. Both are powered by the manufacture H1837 movement and combine lightweight cases with a distinctive cushion-shaped design.
H. Moser & Cie. gives its Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton a 40mm anthracite-gray ceramic case, Alpine-blue movement components, and a flying tourbillon.
The time-honored Swiss luxury manufacture introduces the High Precision Guarantee Seal, combining real-world chronometry testing with demanding standards for movement finishing.
Girard-Perregaux and the Atlassian Williams F1 Team mark their new partnership with two Laureato models featuring blue Clous de Paris dials and manufacture calibers.
Casio has unveiled the MRG-D5000, the first G-Shock with a shock-resistant structure built from blue sapphire crystal. The bezel and case are assembled without a single screw.
