5 articles on Greubel Forsey — reviews, news, and hands-on impressions.
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Greubel Forsey debuts a new in-house finishing certification—Qualité Musée—on a compact 39.6 mm white-gold Balancier, limited to 33 pieces. Every one of the GF09 movement's 298 components is finished to museum standard, hidden faces included.
Urwerk closes its UR-10 Spacemeter programme with a final 25-piece run in blue, capping total production at just 75 pieces. The 45.4 mm titanium case keeps the central syringe hands, but the three sub-dials still measure Earth's motion through space — every 10 km of equatorial rotation, every 1,000 km of solar orbit. Calibre UR-10.01 (Vaucher base + Urwerk module), CHF 70,000 excluding tax.
Baltic and SpaceOne join forces on a brand-new jumping hours module developed by independent watchmaker Théo Auffret, with hand-finished charbonnage decoration normally reserved for five-figure indies — starting at EUR 2,500. Pre-order window: May 12–17, 2026 only.
De Bethune extends its 'art-on-the-bridge' theme with a fresh sea-blue random guilloché treatment of the 38.7mm DB28XS tourbillon — the in-house DB2009V7 5 Hz, 5-day, 30-second tourbillon, in titanium, with a hand-engraved bridge that's visually unique on every example. CHF 170,000.
Only 22 pieces will ever exist — Greubel Forsey's final Balancier Convexe S² is a collector's last chance at the legend.