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BlackEyePatch and G-SHOCK reunite for their third collaboration.The DW-5600BEP-9 pairs a gold-tone resin bezel and band with a black face.Japan receives the watch in October for ¥19,800 JPY; the international listing shows November.

BlackEyePatch and G-SHOCK are back for a third collaboration, giving the DW-5600 a gold-tone finish with a black face. The DW-5600BEP-9 draws on the Tokyo label’s connection to hip-hop, pairing the square watch’s familiar shape with a brighter palette.

The gold-tone treatment covers the bezel and band, while BlackEyePatch branding appears on the face and is engraved into the case back. Special packaging completes the collaboration. The design retains the DW-5600’s connection to the original DW-5000, the model that established G-SHOCK’s square silhouette.

Despite its metallic appearance, the watch uses resin, including bio-based resin in the bezel and band. It weighs 53 grams and measures 48.9 by 42.8 by 13.4 millimeters. Features include shock resistance, 200-meter water resistance, an LED backlight, stopwatch, countdown timer and alarm. Casio lists an approximate five-year battery life.

The BlackEyePatch x G-SHOCK DW-5600BEP-9JR is scheduled for October 2026 in Japan at ¥19,800 JPY including tax. Casio’s international listing gives November 2026, so availability varies by market.

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Daniel Roth unveils the Extra Plat Rose Gold Gilt, expanding its dress‑watch collection.Features a gilt dial with hand‑guilloché pinstripes and solid gold numerals revealed through a vintage masking process.Powered by the hand-finished in-house DR002 movement with a 65-hour power reserve.

Revived under the stewardship of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, historic independent watchmaker Daniel Roth has expanded its core line with the Extra Plat Rose Gold Gilt. Reinterpreting a rare 1940s dial-making technique, the timepiece highlights the purity of time display through an intricate play of depth, contrast and artisanal precision. Set in the brand's signature 5N rose gold double-ellipse case measuring 38.6mm by 35.5mm and just 7.7mm thick, the watch pairs warm precious metal architecture with a deep black dial and a black calfskin leather strap.

The dial is further enhanced by hand‑executed guilloché pinstripes, crafted on a traditional rose engine to achieve precise linear patterns. This artisanal approach ensures dimensionality and reflective richness that cannot be replicated by industrial methods. The gilt process produces a layered effect, with gold elements sitting beneath the glossy black surface, interacting with light to create a subtle three‑dimensional impression. Paired with a black calfskin strap, the composition balances warmth, depth, and understated elegance.

Visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback is the in-house Calibre DR002, a manual-winding movement developed and assembled under the supervision of master watchmakers Michel Navas and Enrico Barbasini. Measuring 3.1mm thick and comprising 143 components across 21 jewels, the movement operates at 28,800 vph and delivers a 65-hour power reserve. Its hand-finished architecture features hand-beveled edges, Côtes de Genève, and a bar-click winding system for a tactile response. Priced at 55,500 CHF (approx. $68,641 USD), details regarding the Extra Plat Rose Gold Gilt's availability can be found through its retailers and official website.

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TAG Heuer launches five new Carrera Chronograph Sport models at the Formula 1® Gran Premio de España 2026.Features a 42mm redesigned case, slimmer proportions and in‑house Calibre TH20‑00 with an 80‑hour reserve.Dial variations include blue, teal green, silver panda, black opalin and leather‑strap blue.

TAG Heuer has launched five new references of the Carrera Chronograph Sport, unveiled during the Formula 1® TAG Heuer Gran Premio de España 2026 in Madrid. Marking a decisive evolution of a major pillar within the Carrera line, the new collection represents a complete rethink of the modern racing chronograph. Building on the 2020 generation, the updated silhouette brings sharper proportions, enhanced ergonomics and a more instrument-focused visual identity directly aligned with competitive motorsport.

The release marks a decisive return of one of the brand’s core chronograph pillars, reaffirming the Carrera’s identity as a racing instrument built on precision, clarity and performance. Rooted in Jack Heuer’s original vision from 1963, the new generation adapts the chronograph for modern ergonomics and aesthetics while keeping motorsport at its core.

The primary transformation centers on a reshaped 42mm stainless steel case, downsized from 44mm, paired with a shorter 48.6mm lug-to-lug length and a slimmer 14.17mm profile for a more composed wrist presence. The case features fine-brushed sides, piston-inspired pushers, and a refined bezel combining a visible steel cradle with a polished ceramic tachymeter insert. On the upper right lug, the brand has engraved its signature "Victory Wreath" motif.

Inside, the watches are driven by the in-house Calibre TH20-00 automatic movement, which delivers an 80-hour power reserve behind a sapphire exhibition caseback and is backed by a five-year warranty. The redesign is rounded out by a tapered H-shaped steel bracelet featuring a tool-free easy-link adjustment system, as well as a motorsport-inspired perforated brown leather strap option.

The permanent lineup spans five distinct color configurations designed for high-speed legibility. Departing from traditional applied hour markers, the dials introduce prominent Arabic numerals paired with a redesigned flange and tricompax sub-dial layout. Offerings include a classic black opalin version with red chronograph accents; a classic silver "panda" configuration with black counters; a contemporary teal green dial with silver sub-dials; and two blue sunray executions available on either the tapered steel bracelet or a perforated brown calfskin strap. Rollout begins this month, with prices ranging from $6,650 USD for the strap model to $6,850 USD for the bracelet references. For more information, head over to TAG Heuer's official website.

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gérald genta unveils the 40mm Geneva Minute Repeater Golden Obsidian for Geneva Watch Days 2026.Features a unique volcanic glass dial and a 9.6mm yellow gold acoustic case.Powered by the in‑house GG‑002 caliber, the watch is limited to 10 pieces worldwide.

Unveiled for Geneva Watch Days 2026, the revived Maison gérald genta has introduced the Geneva Minute Repeater Golden Obsidian timepiece. Continuing the legacy of founder Gérald Genta's favorite complication, this 10-piece limited edition presents a striking evolution of the previous Black Onyx model. The centerpiece of the novelty is its dial cut from natural golden obsidian — a volcanic glass valued for its shifting golden-brown highlights and pearlescent depth. Framed by 3N yellow gold hands and indexes, the dial features a white printed minute track that creates a subtle optical illusion, shifting perceptually between a circular inner track and a cushion-shaped outer contour.

The 40mm cushion‑shaped case in 3N yellow gold was engineered to amplify acoustics, pared down to 9.6mm thick with walls reduced to 0.6mm at their thinnest. This architecture allows the chimes to resonate with warmth and clarity, recalling the crystalline “Genta sound” perfected with master watchmaker Pierre‑Michel Golay. Alternating brushed and polished finishes highlight the gadroon contours, while the tactile repeater trigger and brown calfskin strap complete the elegant silhouette.

Inside, the in‑house GG‑002 calibre delivers an 80‑hour power reserve and showcases traditional haute horlogerie finishing, including Côtes de Genève, hand‑beveled angles, and circular graining. Each gong is hand‑tuned at La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton to achieve precise resonance, while safety mechanisms prevent damage during repeated activation. Head over to the brand’s official website for more information.

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Louis Vuitton adds five Spin Time references to its permanent Tambour watch collection.Features 39.5mm and 42.5mm cases in white gold, rose gold and platinum.Incorporates Australian opal dials, worldtime antipodes and a central flying tourbillon.

Building on its limited-edition releases from 2025's LVMH Watch Week, Louis Vuitton now introduces five new Tambour Spin Time references to its permanent collection. Conceived as the House's mechanical expression of the "Art of Travel," the signature complication dates back to 2007, when La Fabrique du Temps founders Michel Navas and Enrico Barbasini drew inspiration from airport and railway station departure boards to create a three-dimensional jumping-hour display. Every element of the new lineup - from the cases to the movements - is fully developed and produced in-house at La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton in Geneva, bearing the "LFT" seal engraved like a passport stamp on the calibres.

The permanent collection opens with two distinct 39.5 mm iterations that showcase versatile proportions and 100 meters of water resistance. The Tambour Spin Time Green features a white gold case framing a deep, earthy green sunray and sandblasted dial, paired with a matching quilted green rubber strap that incorporates the House's signature V-motif. Marking a first for the Tambour line, the Tambour Spin Time Australia's Opal arrives in an 18-carat rose gold case set with 68 baguette-cut blue sapphires across the bezel and lugs. Its fiery blue Australian opal dial center is framed by 12 baguette-cut diamond indexes, with opal inserts set between each Spin Time cube. Both models are powered by the self-winding calibre LFT ST13.01, visible through a sapphire caseback - a first for the 39.5 mm silhouette — which presents micro-sandblasted bridges, colourless jewels, and a 750 rose gold oscillating weight delivering a 45-hour power reserve.

Expanding into 42.5 mm white gold builds, two Spin Time Air references offer elevated travel complications with suspended displays. The Tambour Spin Time Air Blue renders the brand's signature blue across a sandblasted dial, where 12 floating cubes spell out "Louis Vuitton" and feature polished studs reminiscent of vintage trunk rivets. For world travelers, the Tambour Spin Time Air Antipode Blue integrates a 24-time-zone worldtime complication into the in-house calibre LFT ST12.01. By placing antipodal cities - locations exactly 12 hours apart, such as Los Angeles and Dubai - on opposite faces of the same cube, the watch displays a.m./p.m. day-night indications as the cubes rotate, with local time indicated by a miniature-painted yellow pointer referencing Louis Vuitton leather goods stitching.

Topping the permanent range is the high-horology Tambour Spin Time Air Flying Tourbillon Salmon, housed in a 42.5 mm 950 platinum case. Created in collaboration with La Fabrique des Cadrans, its soft salmon dial pairs with a taupe calfskin strap to deliver a classical aesthetic. At the center of the display sits the in-house calibre LFT ST05.01, a complex 283-component movement requiring 50 hours of hand assembly that combines the floating cube hour display with a central flying tourbillon styled in the shape of a Monogram flower. Completed with openwork casebacks and fine-crafted details across all five references, the collection anchors the Spin Time as a lasting pillar of Louis Vuitton watchmaking. For more information, head over to Louis Vuitton's official website.

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Rolex is auctioning four unique Gem-Set Cosmograph Daytona timepieces inspired by the four seasonsEach watch features precious metal cases paired with distinct gemstone dials, trapeze-cut sapphires, and diamond-set lugsProceeds from the auction will benefit the Roger Federer Foundation and Leonardo DiCaprio’s Re:Wild organization

Rolex will officially auction four unique Cosmograph Daytona timepieces inspired by the four seasons. The rare one-off watch collection will be sold via Phillips in London, with proceeds benefiting the Roger Federer Foundation and Leonardo DiCaprio’s environmental organization, Re:Wild.

Constructed in 18-karat yellow gold, Everose gold, white gold, and 950 platinum, each timepiece represents a season through distinct dials and gem settings. The "Spring" model features a green chrysoprase dial, purple diamond hour markers, and a bezel set with 36 trapeze-cut purple sapphires. "Summer" showcases a turquoise dial with pink sapphires, while "Autumn" presents a mustard-colored mookaite dial framed by green tourmalines. The "Winter" iteration rounds out the set with a blue opal dial accented by a blue-to-fuchsia gradient sapphire bezel.

Each watch includes 54 brilliant-cut diamonds across the lugs alongside custom gemstone hour markers. Estimated at approximately 4 million CHF (around $5 million USD) per piece according to Hodinkee, the charitable sale is overseen by auction house Phillips.

The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona "Four Seasons" collection will be auctioned through Phillips in London on September 28, 2026.

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L’Épée 1839 unveils “The Football” kinetic table clock at Geneva Watch Days 2026.Features a 1:1 scale truncated icosahedron design constructed from 882 individual hand-finished components.Houses an 8-day in-house mechanical movement across four finishes limited to 99 pieces each.

Unveiled at Geneva Watch Days 2026, “The Football” by L’Épée 1839 marks the Swiss Manufacture's latest kinetic sculpture. Joining the LVMH group, the brand expands its sports-inspired lineup into the world of soccer. The timepiece draws inspiration from the geometry of the truncated icosahedron - specifically the 1962 Telstar satellite and the 1970 Telstar match ball produced by adidas - featuring an architectural layout made of 12 pentagons and 20 hexagons built to a 1:1 scale of an official soccer ball.

Comprising 882 individual components, the kinetic sculpture is divided into two interlocking modules that house an 8-day in-house mechanical movement. The openworked skeletal framework reveals its internal gear train and escapement at the base, creating a dynamic visual contrast between traditional haute horlogerie and athletic industrial design. Time is read through rotating discs visible through the geometric cutouts, while the movement is wound via a custom key positioned at the top of the sculpture.

L’Épée 1839 offers "The Football" in four distinct surface finishes: full gold-plated, full palladium-plated and two two-tone variants featuring either black or gold numerals. Each finish is strictly limited to 99 pieces, capping total production across the collection at 396 units. Designed for high-end table clock collectors, every individual component undergoes hand-finishing with alternating polished and satin-brushed textures. For more information, head over to L’Épée 1839's official website.

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A. Lange & Söhne debuts new 1815 UP/DOWN and TRIPLE SPLIT editions at Concours of Elegance 2026.The 37.5mm 1815 UP/DOWN drops in white and pink gold with blue dials, limited to 300 pieces each.The platinum TRIPLE SPLIT features a rhodié dial and grey subdials, capped at 100 units.

A. Lange & Söhne has unveiled its latest watchmaking novelties. Emphasizing the brand’s commitment to combining classic Glashütte aesthetics with complex mechanical engineering, the Saxon manufacture extends two of its most celebrated families. The release brings a fresh interpretation to traditional watchmaking, debuting refined colorways across both an elegant classic dress watch and an unprecedented horological benchmark.

The first highlight of the unveiling is the new 1815 UP/DOWN, a model deeply rooted in the heritage of Ferdinand Adolph Lange’s historic pocket watches. Housed in a compact case measuring 37.5 mm in diameter and just 8.7 mm in height, the timepiece focuses entirely on its power-reserve display positioned opposite the subsidiary seconds sub-dial. Driven by the manually wound L051.2 manufacture calibre, the AUF (UP) and AB (DOWN) indicators are integrated directly into the movement via a space-saving planetary gear system rather than an added module. Offered in 750 white gold and 750 pink gold- each strictly limited to 300 pieces - the new iterations pair deep blue dials with argenté-coloured auxiliary sub-dials, railway-track minute scales, and blued hands, creating a contemporary contrast with classic Glashütte aesthetics.

Alongside this, the watchmaker also presents a new iteration of the ultimate chronograph benchmark: the TRIPLE SPLIT. Since its debut in 2018, the TRIPLE SPLIT has held a unique title as the world's only mechanical chronograph capable of measuring comparative and intermediate times up to an aggregate duration of 12 hours. By extending split-seconds rattrapante functionality to both the minute and hour counters alongside the central seconds hand, the watch allows complex additive timing for endurance events, complete with a flyback function. This latest version is presented in a 43.2 mm 950 platinum case with a cool rhodié-coloured dial offset by dark grey auxiliary dials, luminous main hands, and blued rattrapante hands. Capped at just 100 pieces, the watch is fitted with a dark brown alligator leather strap secured by a platinum deployant buckle.

At the heart of the TRIPLE SPLIT lies the hand-wound manufacture calibre L132.1, a mechanical masterpiece composed of 567 meticulously finished components. Visible through the sapphire crystal caseback, the movement reveals untreated German silver bridges, Glashütte ribbing, a hand-engraved balance cock, five gold chatons, and a patented disengagement mechanism that eliminates friction loss when the rattrapante hands are stopped. For more information, head over to A. Lange & Söhne's official website.

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M.A.D.Editions teams up with AHCI co-founder Vincent Calabrese on the M.A.D.3.Powered by a reworked La Joux‑Perret G111 calibre, the watch is redesigned for reliability and fluid hour transitions.Released in raspberry pink (Tribe/Friends) and blue (raffle) editions.

MB&F's accessible imprint, M.A.D.Editions, has unveiled its third major milestone: the M.A.D.3 Vincent Calabrese. Conceived through a friendship between MB&F founder Maximilian Büsser and 82-year-old independent horological maverick Vincent Calabrese - co-founder of the AHCI and creator of Corum's Golden Bridge - the project functions like a publishing house bringing a legendary creator's voice into a new era.

Instead of a typical vintage reissue, the M.A.D.3 reinterprets Calabrese’s signature "Baladin" complication, replacing the abrupt jump of traditional jumping hours with a fluid, slow-wandering hour indicator that moves steadily across the dial while trailing minutes advance alongside it. Translating Calabrese’s highly artisanal display into a reliable, larger-scale production watch required MB&F's technical team to re-engineer the wandering hours module from the ground up.

The M.A.D.3 is powered by a specially optimized La Joux‑Perret G111 calibre, reworked to handle the energy demands of the wandering hours module. The complication preserves Calabrese’s hallmark fluid transition of time, while MB&F’s technical team redesigned the system for reliability and larger production volumes. The 40mm stainless steel case, designed by Eric Giroud, features floating lugs, domed sapphire crystals, and layered architecture, balancing elegance with mechanical playfulness.

Housed in a 316L stainless steel case designed by Eric Giroud - measuring 40mm in diameter, 12.7mm thick - the watch displays floating lugs, double-domed sapphire crystals, a bombé sapphire minute ring and integrated Super-LumiNova. On the reverse side, the openworked winding rotor exposes a discreetly engraved quote personal to Calabrese: "Il est assez aisé de plaire aux autres, bien plus ardu d'être fier de soi" -- which translates to "It is fairly easy to please others, far more difficult to be proud of oneself" in English.

Staying true to Calabrese and MB&F’s shared ethos of keeping inventive watchmaking accessible, the M.A.D.3 debuts at 2,900 CHF (approx. $3,600 USD.) The timepiece is offered in two distinct colorways: a vibrant "sunny raspberry" pink edition reserved exclusively for MB&F "Tribe" members and "Friends" suppliers, and an elegant blue edition available to the public through the brand’s signature raffle system open through September 7, 2026. Head over to MB&F's official website for more information.

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De Bethune unveils the DB25 Digitale at Geneva Watch Days 2026.Features jumping hours, analogue minutes, and spherical moonphase accurate for 1,112 years.Powered by Calibre DB2144V3, with 5‑day reserve and titanium case.

De Bethune has unveiled the DB25 Digitale at Geneva Watch Days 2026, a poetic reinterpretation of its emblematic digital display. Following in the footsteps of the Maison’s emblematic DBD model, this new creation revisits digital time displays through a contemplative, hand-free architectural design.

Inspired by the nocturnal imagery of starlit skies and moonlit rivers, the watch combines artistry with horological innovation. The DB25 Digitale replaces conventional watch hands with a concentric, triple-indication layout driven by an internal micro ball-bearing mechanism. Time is read through a jumping-hour window at 12 o'clock and an analogue rotating minute disc at 6 o'clock.

Constructed from 82 distinct elements, the dial mimics a tranquil nocturnal landscape beneath a starlit sky. It pairs traditional hand-guilloché barleycorn motifs along the outer silvered minute track with an inner disc executed in blued titanium featuring De Bethune’s proprietary random guilloché finish. Positioned at the very center of the display is De Bethune’s signature spherical moon-phase indicator, crafted from two polished hemispheres of palladium and flame-blued steel. Inclined at 60 degrees, the spherical moon is engineered with mechanical precision that requires a correction of only one lunar day every 1,112 years.

Housed in a 42mm mirror-polished Grade 5 titanium case measuring 11.9mm thick, the watch features slender, openworked "bullet" lugs and a screw-down sapphire exhibition caseback. Visible within is the third-generation in-house Calibre DB2144V3, a hand-wound movement comprising 416 components and 32 rubies.

The DB25 Digitale comes paired with an extra-supple, dark blue alligator strap secured by a polished titanium pin buckle. For more information, head over to the brand's official website.

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Swiss watch brand Gallet relaunches for its 200th anniversary, now manufactured by Breitling.The relaunch introduces the Flying Officer, Multichron Pilot, Multichron Sport and Classics collections.All models across the collections are offered with interchangeable straps.

Celebrating its 200th anniversary since its founding in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1826, historic Swiss watchmaker Gallet has officially relaunched as a sibling brand manufactured by Breitling. Backed by Breitling’s technical expertise, manufacturing infrastructure, global distribution network, and after-sales service, the revived Maison introduces a new era centered around the spirit of "wanderlust".

The relaunch introduces four core collections: the Flying Officer, Multichron Pilot, Multichron Sport, and Gallet Classics. The Flying Officer, first introduced in 1939, returns as a modern world‑traveler’s watch with a reimagined city ring and multiple dial options.

The Multichron Pilot is engineered for exploration, offering dual‑time functionality and rugged clarity, while the Multichron Sport draws on motorsport heritage with tachymeter scales and bold chronograph hands. Meanwhile, the Gallet Classics, powered by Breitling’s hand‑wound Caliber B09, reinterpret historic references such as the Multichron Yachting Big Eye, Multichron 45, and Silverlight, each sized at 38mm with refined proportions and approximately 70 hours of power reserve.

All collections feature interchangeable quick‑release straps, ranging from leather and rubber to field and fabric, alongside stainless‑steel bracelets with micro‑adjustment. To support the relaunch, select Breitling boutiques globally will feature dedicated safari-inspired Gallet corners. For more information, visit Gallet's official website.

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H. Moser & Cie. and Alpine unveil a 40mm Streamliner in anthracite grey ceramic.Features a skeletonized dial with Alpine-blue bridges and a flying double hairspring tourbillon.Limited to 100 pieces and paired with an integrated blue Alcantara strap.

H. Moser & Cie. has unveiled the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition, marking the third chapter in its ongoing partnership with Alpine Motorsports and the BWT Alpine F1 Team. Shifting the collaboration's creative lens toward high-performance materials, the timepiece introduces a sleek 40mm anthracite grey ceramic case that contrasts vividly against vibrant Alpine-blue movement components. The Streamliner's signature fluid, cushion-shaped silhouette alternates between polished and satin-finished surfaces, seamlessly extending into an integrated blue Alcantara strap secured by a black DLC-treated titanium pin buckle.

Unfiltered visibility into the watch’s inner mechanics is achieved through an openworked architecture that exposes the automatic, in-house HMC 814 caliber. Operating at 21,600 vph (3 Hz) with a 72-hour power reserve, the 167-component movement features mainplates, bridges, and an openworked barrel finished in Alpine blue, set alongside a fully skeletonized gold oscillating weight. The dial’s three-dimensional hands and floating hour indices are crafted from Globolight®,a ceramic-based material infused with Super-LumiNova®, ensuring legibility across the transparent display.

At the 6 o'clock position, a one-minute flying tourbillon equipped with a blue-finished skeletonized bridge appears to float in mid-air. Manufactured in-house by H. Moser & Cie.’s sister company, Precision Engineering AG, the tourbillon incorporates an original double hairspring that corrects gravitational displacement to optimize timing precision and isochronism. Built to a robust water resistance rating of 12 ATM, the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition is strictly capped at just 100 pieces worldwide. For more information, visit H. Moser's official boutiques or webstore.

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Breitling unveils the Tribute to Miles Davis Navitimer B09, honoring the jazz legend.Features classic Navitimer design codes with a manual‑wind Calibre B09 and a 70‑hour power reserve.Limited edition release blends aviation chronograph heritage with cultural storytelling.

To celebrate the centennial of jazz legend Miles Davis’ birth, Breitling has unveiled the Navitimer B09 Chronograph 41 Tribute to Miles Davis. Inspired directly by the mid-1960s Navitimer ref. 806 Mk5 that Davis famously wore - transforming a pilot's tool into an emblem of mid-century "cool" - the limited-edition release faithfully recreates its vintage predecessor while introducing modern craftsmanship.

Set in a classic 41mm stainless steel case, the watch features a monochrome black-and-white reverse-panda dial accented by era-correct "Twin Jet" badging, old radium Super-LumiNova, and a bidirectional slide-rule bezel. Limited to just 500 pieces, the watch is available on a hand-colored gradient brown calfskin leather strap or the newly revived, rally-inspired stainless steel Air Racer bracelet.

Inside beats the hand-wound Breitling Manufacture Caliber B09, a COSC-certified movement featuring a column-wheel chronograph mechanism with a vertical clutch and a 70-hour power reserve. Visible through an open sapphire crystal caseback engraved with "One of 500" and "Miles Davis Centennial," the manual-wind architecture pays homage to the pre-automatic chronograph era when Davis originally selected his watch. The release also serves as a gateway to the upcoming Breitling Social Club in Williamsburg, New York, with each of the 500 owners receiving an exclusive two-year membership.

For ultimate collectors, Breitling is also introducing the ultra-exclusive "Lifetime Club Member Set," limited to 50 numbered editions. Housed in a custom presentation case designed like a vintage trumpet box - complete with a blue record and a miniature red trumpet - the three-watch set groups the stainless steel edition alongside an 18k yellow gold model and a platinum version featuring a blue panda dial. Buyers of the set receive a lifetime membership to the Breitling Social Club. As part of the brand's ongoing "Navitimer Stories" 2026 campaign, this release honours a musical pioneer who helped transition the Navitimer from cockpit instrument to global style icon. For more information, visit Breitling's official website.

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TUDOR officially brings back the cult-classic Northflag in a 40mm steel case.Priced at $5,525 USD, it features an integrated bracelet, monobloc ceramic hour markers, and a new GMT complication.The timepiece is powered by the Master Chronometer-certified METAS Manufacture Calibre MT5652-U.

TUDOR has revived one of its most celebrated cult-classic tool watches with the return of the Northflag. Originally launched in 2015 as the first TUDOR timepiece to feature an in-house movement, the Northflag draws its foundational inspiration from the rugged equipment issued during the British North Greenland Expedition of the 1950s, as well as the distinctive aesthetics of the 1973 Ranger II. This second-generation evolution preserves the collection's utilitarian, ice-cold lineage while introducing a brand-new GMT function and Master Chronometer certification.

Housed in a 40mm 316L stainless steel case measuring 12.7mm thick, the watch maintains its signature integrated design where the case seamlessly flows into a dedicated two-link steel bracelet. The design combines satin-brushed surfaces, polished chamfers and a cone-shaped screw-down crown with a matte bead-blasted finish. Framing the black dial is an angled 45-degree rehaut with a 24-hour graduation, complemented by monobloc ceramic luminous hour markers, arrow-shaped hands, and a vivid yellow GMT hand. Built for versatile daily wear and arctic durability, the integrated bracelet comes fitted with TUDOR’s "T-fit" rapid adjustment clasp, which offers 8mm of tool-free micro-adjustment alongside ceramic ball bearings for a tactile, secure closure.

Visible through the open caseback is the in-house Manufacture Calibre MT5652-U, which integrates the GMT function directly into its architecture. The movement also features a non-magnetic silicon balance spring, a variable-inertia balance wheel and a 65-hour "weekend-proof" power reserve. Rigorously tested to withstand magnetic fields up to 15,000 gauss, the watch is dual-certified by COSC and METAS as a Master Chronometer, complete with up to 100 meters of water resistance.

Priced at $5,525 USD, the new TUDOR Northflag is available via the brand's webstore and physical stores and includes a five-year transferable guarantee.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre has officially named Robert Pattinson as its newest Global Ambassador. Renowned for effortlessly navigating between high-concept auteur cinema and international blockbusters - with credits spanning Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, Matt Reeves’ The Batman, Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17 and Denis Villeneuve's upcoming Dune: Part Three - Pattinson has carved out one of the most singular careers in contemporary film. It is also his bold creative instincts, quiet discipline and utmost dedication to his craft, along with the absolute refusal to be boxed in that makes him a perfect fit with Jaeger-LeCoultre.

Known historically as the “Watchmaker of Watchmakers,” Jaeger-LeCoultre’s legacy is built not only on its technical mastery, but also on its perseverance in innovation and understated elegance — values that closely align with Pattinson’s personal ethos. Both on and off screen, the actor reflects a refined sophistication that favors character and quiet substance over excess. "A great watch isn’t just about precision – it’s about character, craftsmanship and the story behind how it’s made," Pattinson reflects on the partnership. "Jaeger-LeCoultre has always embodied that kind of quiet mastery. There’s an integrity to everything they create."

Following the official announcement, Hypebeast sat down with Pattinson for a candid conversation. The actor breaks down discovering the Master Collection at the Oscars, secretly wearing his mother's Reverso as a teenager, his ideal early morning ritual, and why he lives by the philosophy that "there are no minuses in life."

Congratulations on becoming Jaeger-LeCoultre’s newest Global Ambassador. What made the brand feel like the right fit for you?

Robert Pattinson: I was doing the Oscars, and my manager asked, "Do you want to wear a watch for the Oscars?" And I was like, "Yeah, okay." When they showed me the presentation of options, they brought out a rose gold Master Control watch from JLC. I was like, "That's literally the best watch I've ever seen in my life." I wanted to just buy it right afterwards.

Shortly after, they asked if I wanted to do a proper partnership, and I was like, "Yeah! Do I get the watch?" [Laughs] Meeting everyone at the company sealed it — they were all just great. It felt similar to when I started working with Dior. When the timing is right and you meet the right people, it’s not even a decision. The watches are so beautiful, and doing the shoot was a blast. It was definitely not a difficult choice to make.

Do you remember the first time you ever wore a Jaeger-LeCoultre watch, and what your initial reaction was to it?

My dad actually gave my mom a Reverso when I was a kid. I used to always steal it from her and wear it — and I'm pretty sure it was definitely a women's model. I got in a lot of trouble for wearing it. Even back then, when I was around 14, I thought it was so cool. I guess it’s a sign of my advanced taste beyond my age. [Laughs]

I actually wore a Reverso in The Batman, too. I really love ultra-thin watches that are incredibly subtle, but still carry that quiet "wow" factor. It’s one of the few times where you're on a red carpet and you have to do that classic "watch pose" - where you usually feel like a total moron doing it - and with this, I was naturally doing it without even being asked, like, "Oh, hello, look at the wrist!" [Laughs]

“I really love ultra-thin watches that are incredibly subtle, but still carry that quiet “wow” factor.”

Do you remember the very first watch you ever owned — one that was personally yours?

One of the producers from Star Wars actually lived next door to me while I was growing up. When I was a kid, Star Wars was obviously massive, but not quite the juggernaut it is today. He had all this incredible vintage memorabilia and ended up giving me an old Star Wars watch. I was absolutely obsessed with the movies as a kid. I still have it at home, and it’s probably crazy valuable now! I think it was an original piece from the ‘70s/ '80s. That was definitely the first watch that was truly mine.

If you could pause time for exactly one hour every single day, how would you spend that extra hour?

Right when the sun is first coming up. Finding a quiet coffee shop that’s just opening up, with maybe only one other person inside, when it's still a little cold outside. I’ll just sit there, drink a coffee, read the newspaper and have a little think. Honestly, that’s pretty much what I try to do every day anyway! But if I could guarantee two uninterrupted hours of just that, it would be perfect.

“My dad actually gave my mom a Reverso when I was a kid. I used to always steal it from her and wear it … I got in a lot of trouble for wearing it.”

What is the most important lesson that time - and getting a bit older in this industry - has taught you so far?

Learning to actually enjoy it more. It sounds simple, and a lot of people say it, but it's so easy to fall into complacency or start reinforcing a negative way of thinking. Sometimes your job is literally to be additive — to find something interesting in what you're doing, make sure everybody else is having fun, and be as helpful as possible. The more helpful you are to the people around you, the more you enjoy your own day. It took me a long time to learn that: just be a little bit more helpful.

A friend of mine who’s in the band Death Grips once told me something that always stuck with me: "There are no minuses, everything is an addition." As soon as he said it, it really connected. In life, you often think, "Oh, I can just take that mistake back." But you can't. Every single thing is an addition, and there are no take-backs. You just keep building on it.

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Zenith unveils the Chronomaster Solo Sport collection at Geneva Watch Days 2026.The design replaces the iconic chronograph subdials with a three-hand layout and a 45-degree “Z” motif pattern ceramic dial.Offered in sunray white, polished black, or polished brown, the new watch is paired with a new ZENCLASP bracelet system.

Unveiled at Geneva Watch Days 2026, Zenith has expanded its iconic Chronomaster collection with the release of the Chronomaster Solo Sport. Marking a historic departure for the El Primero line, the new model distills five decades of high-frequency expertise into a versatile, three-hand format freed from traditional chronograph sub-dials.

Housed in a 40mm stainless steel case measuring a balanced set of proportions, the timepiece features a unidirectional rotating ceramic bezel flanked by dynamic crown protectors. The ceramic dial - offered in sunray white, polished black, or polished brown - serves as the visual anchor, engraved with an exclusive repeated 45-degree "Z" motif designed to represent the rhythm and vibration of the high-frequency calibre beneath. The dial display is framed by a historical "shark tooth" minute track along its periphery, Super-LumiNova SLN C1 faceted indices, and a star-counterweighted central seconds hand. Engineered for active lifestyle wear, the case is equipped with a screw-down crown delivering a robust 20 ATM water resistance rating.

Under the hood beats the in-house automatic El Primero 3620 caliber, derived directly from the El Primero 3600 movement. Operating at 36,000 vph the movement incorporates a silicon escapement, a stop-seconds mechanism, a new star-shaped openworked rotor, and a 60-hour power reserve. The watch comes fitted with a three-link stainless steel bracelet featuring Zenith’s newly developed ZENCLASP, an ergonomic folding clasp composed of 41 components and 10 ceramic locking balls that offers a tool-free micro-adjustment mechanism in 2.5mm increments up to 10mm. Available worldwide via Zenith, the date models are priced at $10,900 USD, while a purist-focused no-date black version is offered at $9,800 USD.

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BVLGARI spotlights titanium at Geneva Watch Days 2026 across three distinct watch families.The lineup debuts an Octo Finissimo Dual Time movement collaboration with independent master Vianney Halter.Additional releases include the laser-engraved Octo Finissimo Dazzle and the sport-chic Bvlgari Titanio Chronograph and GMT.

At this year's Geneva Watch Days, BVLGARI presents its newest timekeeping novelties, with titanium being a central creative manifesto for the Maison. Building on its momentum from Watches and Wonders 2026 - where BVLGARI introduced the downsized Octo Finissimo 37mm and the record-breaking Ultra Tourbillon Platinum - the brand now pivots from ultra-thin feats to pure material experimentation. Guided by Product Creation Executive Director Fabrizio Buonamassa Stigliani, titanium becomes the unifying medium across high-horology collaborations, optical art and an elevated evolution of the brand's sport-chic heritage.

Octo Finissimo Dual Time x Vianney Halter Limited Editions

Entering uncharted territory for the Octo Finissimo collection, BVLGARI has partnered with legendary independent watchmaker Vianney Halter to co-create a movement from the ground up — a historical first for the line. The collaboration merges Buonamassa Stigliani’s strict, architectural geometry with Halter’s signature steampunk and Jules Verne-inspired "retrofuture" aesthetic. Set across a 40.5mm case measuring 9.70mm in total thickness, the watch displays time across four individual, opaline rhodium-plated dials. Blued Halter-shaped hands, a red arrow seconds hand, and distinct porthole bezels define the layout for the hours, minutes, GMT, date, and day/night indicators. Beating within is the new 5.49mm in-house automatic Caliber BVF 200, equipped with a 60-hour power reserve and a platinum micro-rotor engraved with Vianney Halter’s signature.

The creation debuts in two highly collectible iterations. The first, crafted in sandblasted titanium with an integrated titanium bracelet, is strictly limited to 30 pieces worldwide. The second interpretation, limited to just 15 pieces, pairs a warm sandblasted and vertical brushed 18K rose gold case with a brown alligator leather strap.

Octo Finissimo Dazzle

Challenging the very definition of horological legibility, the Octo Finissimo Dazzle transforms its sandblasted titanium silhouette into a canvas of visual deconstruction. Taking direct inspiration from automotive "dazzle" camouflage - used by car manufacturers to obscure a prototype's lines during road tests - the watch uses intricate laser engraving to apply a geometric, pixelated pattern across the entire case, dial, and integrated bracelet. The fluid pattern blurs the lines between dial and case, allowing the watch to seemingly dissolve into its own pattern, sparing only the signature octagonal bezel to anchor its iconic form.

Housed within the ultra-thin 40mm case, measuring a razor-slender 5.15mm in thickness, is Bvlgari’s hand-finished in-house Caliber BVL 138. The 2.23mm micro-rotor automatic movement operates at 21,600 vph and provides a 60-hour power reserve behind a transparent sapphire caseback. The Octo Finissimo Dazzle arrives as a limited release of just 80 pieces globally.

Bvlgari Titanio Chronograph & GMT

Evolving the pioneering spirit of the 1998 Bvlgari Aluminium, which famously introduced an audacious pairing of aluminum and rubber, the Maison unveils a sleek new chapter with the Bvlgari Titanio series. Trading aluminum for high-strength Grade 5 titanium, the two new models offer a darker, modern aesthetic that contrasts deep matte grey metal against jet-black rubber bezels and straps. Built for daily versatility, both sport-chic timepieces feature black DLC-treated titanium crowns, 100 meters of water resistance, and an integrated rubber strap reinforced with sandblasted titanium links.

The Bvlgari Titanio Chronograph expands the case profile to 41mm and 12.35mm thick, while powered by the Caliber B381, with a 42-hour power reserve. Reinterpreting the graphic black-and-white visual codes of the late 90s, the chronograph features redesigned sub-dials, a tachymeter scale, and Super-LumiNova-filled grey hands. As for the Bvlgari Titanio GMT, it comes in a balanced 40mm case measuring 9.7 mm thick. It runs on the Caliber B192 with a 50-hour power reserve; its matte and glossy black dial features a 24-hour inner ring with day/night indication for seamless dual-time tracking.

Explore the new novelties in detail through BVLGARI’s official website and physical boutiques.

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Bremont expands its Terra Nova Jumping Hour line with a compact 35mm case in 904L steel.Variants include core steel, sunray burgundy, and limited-edition shimmering Frosted and Frosted Pink models.Driven by the automatic Calibre BC634, delivering instantaneous hour changes and a 54-hour power reserve.

Unveiled at Geneva Watch Days, Bremont has expanded its field-inspired Terra Nova collection with five new additions headlined by a 35mm case size. First introduced in 2024, the Terra Nova line draws design cues from early 20th-century trench and military pocket watches, reimagining classic military aesthetics through modern cushion-shaped cases with low profiles and shortened lugs. The new 35mm silhouette transforms the collection’s signature montre à guichet (jumping hour) display into a versatile dress watch format with vintage charm, joining an updated 40.5mm execution to broaden the range.

The 35mm lineup is crafted from 904L stainless steel and features several distinct finishes and dial designs. The core Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour presents a closed, brushed steel dial face with dual aperture windows at 12 and 6 o'clock for the jumping hour and sweeping minutes. Adding rich color to the range, the Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Burgundy introduces a sunray-lacquered burgundy dial with vertical jumping hour windows, a central seconds hand, and star and dot hour markers.

For a more decorative touch, Bremont introduced two limited-edition textured models: the Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Frosted, limited to 150 pieces with a shimmering, diamond-like hammered case, and the Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Frosted Pink, limited to 200 pieces featuring a sunray pink dial, star and diamond markers, and a pale pink nubuck leather strap.

At the heart of the new models is the automatic Bremont Calibre BC634, developed in exclusive partnership with Sellita. Running at 28,800 vph with a 54-hour power reserve, the movement powers a high-torque jumping hour mechanism capable of instantaneous hour changes in under one-tenth of a second. Depending on the model, the watches offer water resistance ranging from 30 meters on the closed-dial editions to 100 meters on the burgundy dial variants. Every reference is equipped with quick-release 904L stainless steel bracelets or coordinating nubuck leather straps, offering versatile styling across the updated collection. Head over to Bremont's website now for more information.

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Berneron unveils the asymmetric Mirage Miroir watch in 18K white and yellow gold.Introduces the all-gold, openworked Caliber 283 with a mirrored movement construction.Limited to 36 pieces per colorway annually.

Independent Swiss watch brand Berneron has revealed the Mirage Miroir, an openworked evolution of its signature asymmetric dress watch. Produced in extremely limited numbers, the Mirage Miroir is defined by its asymmetry, drawn not from external design but from the mechanics themselves. The new “mirrored construction” approach reimagines openworking, with bridges and mainplate architecture designed to guide the eye and serve as visual markers for reading the time. Crafted entirely in 18K gold, the watch embodies discreet luxury and refined elegance.

At the heart of the Mirage Miroir lies the Calibre 283, Berneron’s fourth in‑house movement. Measuring just 2.83 mm thick, it features an inverted hand set with the hour hand on top, a free‑sprung balance wheel, and a 72‑hour power reserve. The seconds counter is deliberately omitted to maximize the openwork design, with the rotating seconds wheel itself acting as a running indicator. Decorative techniques such as guillochage, anglage and laser engraving elevate the movement’s architectural presence, underscoring Berneron’s commitment to artisanal craft.

Reflecting Berneron's commitment to high quality and limited production, each colorway will be produced at a rate of 36 pieces per year over a 10-year cycle (Series A), with initial deliveries slated to begin in October 2027. Water-resistant to 30 meters, the watch is topped with a scratch-resistant coated Hesalite crystal and can be configured on either a Barenia leather strap or a matching 20mm 18K solid gold bracelet. Pricing for the Mirage Miroir is set at 72,500 CHF (approx. $89,528 USD) on the leather strap and 130,250 CHF (approx. $160,842 USD) on the solid gold bracelet. For more information, visit Berneron's official website.

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TAG Heuer celebrates 50 years of Monza with a limited Flyback Chronograph.It features a 42mm forged carbon case with a motorsport‑inspired dial, and runs on a COSC‑certified Calibre TH20‑12.Limited to 500 pieces and retails for $13,400 USD.

TAG Heuer marks the 50th anniversary of the Monza with the launch of the Monza Flyback Chronograph, unveiled ahead of the Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio d’Italia 2026. Limited to 500 numbered pieces, the watch pays tribute to the original 1976 model created to celebrate Niki Lauda’s championship victory with Ferrari, while embracing modern materials and technical innovation.

Housed in a modern 42mm cushion-shaped case crafted entirely from forged carbon, the watch features a unique marbled texture that makes each individual piece unique while offering exceptional strength and lightweight comfort on the wrist. The matte black dial honors the 1976 model's visual codes with bold red accents and high-legibility layout features, including white lacquered hands filled with Super-LumiNova.

Positioned across the dial are two sub-counters at 3 and 6 o'clock, an angled date window at 9 o'clock, and an outer black flange that incorporates both a tachymeter and a pulsometer scale. The case is capped with a fixed carbon bezel and domed sapphire crystal, while a black DLC steel crown and pushers complete the dark, stealthy exterior.

Visible through the grade 2 titanium sapphire caseback is the in-house, COSC-certified Calibre TH20-12. The automatic movement features a flyback chronograph function, enabling wearers to reset and restart timing intervals with a single press of the pusher. Completing the design is a black perforated calfskin strap with red stitching, echoing classic motorsport style. Available via TAG Heuer, the Monza Flyback Chronograph is priced at $13,400 USD.

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