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De Bethune partners with Geneva retailer EsperLuxe for a 10-piece DB27 Night Hawk: blued-titanium lugs, an engraved star-map dial showing the night sky on the day of their first collaboration, and the in-house AUTOV2 calibre. USD 70,000.
Two years after the prototype that auctioned for CHF 508,000 at Phillips, Konstantin Chaykin has finally cracked the production version of his record-breaking ultra-thin: the ThinKing Mystery holds the same astonishing 1.65 mm thickness, adds a transparent sapphire-disc 'mystery' display where the hands should be, and is limited to just 12 pieces priced at CHF 400,000.
The successor to the RM 055 "Bubba Watson" lands as the cleanest, lightest manual-wind RM in years. The new in-house Calibre RMUL4 weighs under five grams, runs at 4 Hz with a 55-hour reserve, and ships in White Quartz TPT, Grey Quartz TPT, and Carbon TPT cases.
Russian independent Anton Suhanov debuts the Flamingo — a 38-piece wristwatch with the in-house Calibre Su26.1L, a Y-shaped St Petersburg bridge, and a world-first Super-LumiNova-treated balance wheel that flickers like flame as it oscillates.
440 hours to build, max 8 per year — Girard-Perregaux's first in-house minute repeater is a $590,000 masterpiece.
Parmigiani Fleurier's hand-guilloché pink Alta Rosa dial in 36mm — one of the most beautiful dials of 2026.
Breitling pairs the iconic Navitimer slide rule with a perpetual calendar — available in steel and full platinum.
The Pulse60 beats at 1Hz — matching the human heartbeat. From the legend behind Renaud & Papi, philosophical watchmaking at its finest.
Only 22 pieces will ever exist — Greubel Forsey's final Balancier Convexe S² is a collector's last chance at the legend.