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Panerai revisits the angular 1993 Luminor ref. 5218-201/A in a 42 mm case for the first time: black, forest-green and blue-on-DLC dials, 500 m water resistance, the three-day calibre P.980 and a permanent-collection price from EUR 6,500.
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.
Grand Seiko's iconic 62GS heritage case finally joins the permanent yellow-gold line-up. The SBGH376 pairs an 18k yellow-gold case with a textured "Sakura-Wakaba" dial and the Hi-Beat 36000 calibre 9S85. USD 32,800. A quiet but consequential move upmarket.
Louis Moinet invented the chronograph in 1816. For its 210th anniversary, the brand's flagship tribute finally gets a dial worthy of the occasion — champagne.