The collection welcomes its most compact model yet, with another milestone on the horizon: the first COSC-certified Multifort TV Big Date.

Eberhard & Co. introduces bronze to its Scafograf 200 MCMLIX, pairing a steel case with a bezel and crown that will change with wear. Presented at the (…)

Grade 5 titanium returns to Doxa’s permanent collection with the SUB 300 Ti5. Alongside familiar dial colours, a fully luminous Whitepearl brings a (…)

Bangalore Watch Company revisits the pocket watch with Forty-Seven, a design inspired by the formative years of modern India. Rose gold tones, a (…)

Swiss Military Hanowa brings an openworked display to the Typhoon, pairing a blue dial with a 41mm steel case. An automatic Soprod movement and contrasting (…)

Charles Girardier introduces its first in-house-developed manufacture movement with Plénitude. Two references combine a 39.5mm steel case with a distinctive (…)

Fears brings a perpetual calendar to its core collection, marking ten years since the British company’s revival. A newly sculpted Brunswick case houses an (…)

Zenith introduces a new three-hand expression of the Chronomaster identity. With a streamlined display and a 5Hz El Primero movement, the Solo Sport pairs (…)

The brand gives the Chapter 7 Skeleton a brighter expression in natural steel. Inspired by the summer light of Neuchâtel, this interpretation preserves the (…)

Rado opens up the Anatom, bringing its automatic movement into view beneath a curved sapphire crystal. Matt plasma high-tech ceramic, grey rubber and yellow (…)

In 2001, Ikepod explored a rectangular form with the Manatee. Twenty-five years later, the Minipod returns to that unfinished idea.

Montblanc brings volcanic ash into the construction of its latest Geosphere, dedicated to Mount Elbrouz. Limited to 829 pieces, the edition combines a (…)