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Longines adds a sky blue dial across the Spirit Pilot line, including the hand-wound column-wheel flyback chronograph — still one of the most underpriced mechanical chronographs on the market.
Longines revives the original 1959 Legend Diver in its true 42 mm proportions. The new L3.795.4.59.9 sheds the date, adds COSC certification and Longines' new silicon-balance-spring calibre L888.6, and lands on Milanese mesh with a tropic rubber strap included — CHF 3,400 / EUR 4,000 / USD 4,100.
For its 100th anniversary at Watches & Wonders 2026, Tudor finally modernises its Royal line — the integrated-bracelet dress-sport family — with a complete move to in-house MT calibres across 30mm, 36mm and 40mm sizes. The 36mm and 40mm references feature 70-hour power reserves and -2/+4 sec/day accuracy, with a dial palette now extended to nine colourways including salmon, burgundy, champagne and mother-of-pearl.
Longines reimagines the HydroConquest — polished ceramic bezel, lacquer dial, and silicon hairspring. The gentleman's diver evolved.