An ivory dial with Roman numeral indices and a three-year-rated quartz movement round out the classical build.
The duo’s third collaboration arrives in Japan this October, with international availability listed for November.
Decorated with pinstripe guilloché, the solid gold base plate undergoes a multi-stage electroplating and demasking process to create a striking 3D visual depth.
Ditching traditional hour markers, the new collection maximizes legibility at full speed across black, silver panda, teal green, and blue executions.
The revived Maison returns for Geneva Watch Days with a ultra-rare volcanic glass dial housed in a 3N yellow gold acoustic case.
The luxury Maison unveils iterations across 39.5mm and 42.5mm cases, ranging from deep earthy green dials to high-complication central flying tourbillons.
The one-off charity timepieces feature precious metals, rare dials, and gem-set bezels for Phillips’ London sale.
Unveiled at Geneva Watch Days 2026, the LVMH-owned manufacture renders the classic 1970 Telstar match ball into an 882-component mechanical masterpiece.
Alongside this, the Saxon Manufacture also debuts a platinum TRIPLE SPLIT featuring a cool rhodié dial and contrasting grey auxiliary counters.
Offered in two expressive colorways: a vibrant “sunny raspberry” pink and a deep electric blue.
Constructed from 82 dial components, the timepiece contrasts vintage engine-turned silver tracks with futuristic starry night aesthetics.
The revived brand’s collection includes updated Flying Officer world-timers, telemeter-equipped Multichron Pilots, racing Multichron Sports, and regatta-ready Classics.
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