For its 100th anniversary, Nivada Grenchen relaunches the Colorama, its 1960s jewellery watch with interchangeable bezels and straps, as the first (…)

The DRZ 08 Cosmonaire is Direnzo’s first GMT watch. Conceived for travel, it pairs a second time zone, an unique case with an elliptical bezel and a layered (…)

The Classics Heart Beat Moonphase Date is presented in two new variations: a yellow-gold-plated case paired with a midnight-blue dial, or a stainless-steel (…)

Both models remain true to the distinctive design language that has made Venti a success within the Forma creative division: the Art Deco aesthetic of the (…)

Louis Erard and Vianney Halter return with their closest encounter yet with the world of the Antiqua: Futur Antérieur Gold and Futur Antérieur Silver. Two (…)

Behind every watch created in collaboration with H. Moser & Cie. lies a human story. Saquon Barkley’s is about far more than celebrating one of the (…)

Farer’s best-selling Stratton returns with a richly detailed, laser-etched moonphase display. Framed by a gold PVD-coated case and a natural black (…)

Hanhart teams up with American brands 0260 and BAIT to reinterpret its pilot’s chronograph through the visual codes of historic motorsport. Offered in two (…)

Norman Foster unveils his first watch, developed in collaboration with Lebond. The Swiss mechanical timepiece combines aviation-inspired functionality, a (…)

Marli New York debuts a new colorway in two sizes to the brand’s Timepieces collection: the Pink L23 and the Pink L30, each dial colored to match its strap (…)

Complementing the brand’s latest releases, Certina has also introduced two all-black quartz chronograph references to the DS Action collection.

More than a century after Hamilton introduced its first cushion-shaped watches, the American Classic Cushion collection returns with a design language (…)