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Forty millimetres, 8.5mm thin, solid rose gold and a saturated Milano Blue skeleton. Parmigiani limits its most restrained openworked Tonda PF to 30 pieces at CHF 97,000.
IFL Watches and Maen drop their third Manhattan collaboration — a 200-piece hand-painted optical-art dial inspired by 1920s NYC architecture, on the Manhattan 37 case. Sellita SW200-1, EUR 1,499.
Seiko's ultra-luxury arm Credor expands its 1979 Gerald Genta-designed Locomotive sports watch with a new permanent reference, the GCCR995. The Dawn Blue dial uses a textured pattern of small hexagons with woven-finish striping, paired with the original 38.8mm hexagonal High-Intensity Titanium case and the Credor-exclusive automatic CR01 calibre. Available from June 2026 at JPY 1,980,000.
Italian micro-brand Venezianico brings its first complicated reference to the Arsenale line: a complete calendar, power reserve, and a fully mechanical day/night disc, all driven by the Miyota 9100, in a 40 × 9.6 mm integrated-bracelet sports case at EUR 1,200 / USD 1,400. Available April 27, 2026.
Union Glashütte's modern Saxon chronograph finally gets a properly integrated three-link steel bracelet — paired with the in-house-modified UNG-27.S1 calibre, silicon hairspring, 65h reserve, ceramic tachymeter bezel and 100m WR, from EUR 3,200.
Reservoir reveals the Mark II — its first fully integrated bracelet collection — launched across three emblematic models (GT Tour, Kanister, Airfight Jet) in a 41mm steel case. Powered by the new in-house 113-part RSV-240 module on a modified La Joux-Perret G100 base, with jumping hour, retrograde minute and power reserve display. EUR 7,200.
MING makes history with their first integrated bracelet — only 20 pieces of mirror-polished Starfield perfection.