Your Watches Insight
La Fabrique du Temps puts the jumping-hour Spin Time into permanent production with five new references — khaki green, opal, openworked, world timer, and a central flying tourbillon in platinum.
De Bethune revives its earliest jumping-hours concept in a 41 mm titanium case with a spherical moon phase, sea-and-stars blued titanium dial, and the five-day hand-wound DB2144V3. Priced at CHF 106,000, the DB25 Digitale is the most elaborate iteration of the concept to date.
Daniel Roth's revival continues with the Extra Plat Rose Gold Gilt, a time-only double-ellipse dress watch whose black gilt dial is cut from solid 5N rose gold and powered by the manufacture Calibre DR002.
Montblanc's 100-piece rose gold tribute to Nicolas Rieussec's 1821 inking chronograph brings luminescent archival inscriptions to the dial and keeps the manufacture MB R200 monopusher beating at its heart.
TAG Heuer unveils the redesigned Carrera Chronograph Sport for 2026, shrinking the case to 42mm while adding instrument-style Arabic numerals, five distinct references, and an 80-hour in-house movement.
H. Moser & Cie. expands its integrated steel line with the Streamliner Small Seconds Lime Green Enamel Boutique Edition, combining an intense Grand Feu enamel dial with the ultrathin micro-rotor Calibre HMC 500.
A. Lange & Söhne unveils the Triple Split in 950 platinum, a 100-piece limited edition with a rhodié dial and the L132.1 triple rattrapante movement. First-hand report from the Concours of Elegance presentation.
Hamilton sends the best-selling Khaki Field Murph 38mm into deep space with a comet-blue dial that fades to black. The bracelet reference H70405140 and leather H70405740 run on the 80-hour H-10 calibre.
Oris debuts the Social Club Edition II based on the 43.5mm Aquis Date Relief, featuring a frosted silver fingerprint dial, winking Oris Bear date window, and olive green NATO strap.
Breitling honors the centennial of Miles Davis with a 500-piece Navitimer B09 Chronograph 41 that revives the trumpeter's 1960s ref. 806 Mk5, complete with Twin Jet logo, reverse-panda dial, hand-wound Caliber B09, and the return of the Air Racer bracelet.
Two new A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Up/Down special editions bring blue 925-silver dials and a 37.5mm gold case, each limited to 300 pieces.
H. Moser & Cie. debuts the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition, pairing an anthracite ceramic case with a blue skeletonized tourbillon movement.
Seven years after establishing itself as an accessible microbrand darling, Baltic upgrades its flagship diver. The new Baltic Aquascaphe MK2 refines every detail from crown guards to 3D lume appliques across two case sizes.
Bulgari hands its ultra-thin Octo Finissimo to independent watchmaker Vianney Halter, who rebuilds the movement and dial in his signature four-opaline-port-hole style across two strictly limited editions.
Zenith pulls the chronograph out of its iconic sports series to launch the Chronomaster Solo Sport: a 40mm time-only watch powered by the high-frequency El Primero Calibre 3620, with ceramic dials and a tool-free Zenclasp clasp.
