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The cult British microbrand rebuilt its 02Series field watch from the case out — thinner, with a more powerful hand-wound movement and four dials — while holding the accessible price that built its following.
Karl-Friedrich Scheufele's revived Ferdinand Berthoud brings its GPHG-winning Chronomètre FB 3SPC back in a warm, monochromatic 18k rose-gold execution, with a hand-wound, COSC-certified in-house calibre whose cylindrical balance spring you can watch through a side porthole. Non-limited; price on request, around CHF 160,000.
Nomos adds two versions to its smallest square, the 27.5mm Tetra 27: a classic silver-white dial with small seconds (ref 402) and a two-tone, two-hand duo (ref 410). Both are hand-wound on the in-house DUW 4001, starting at EUR 1,660.
Rexhepi's first eponymous chronograph — a 9.7mm thin flyback with column wheel, horizontal clutch, jumping minutes, and a new in-house escapement. CHF 150,000.