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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.
L.Leroy revives an 1810 tact watch as a single-hand display with a rotating dial, over a flying tourbillon and a two-gong minute repeater. Fifteen pieces, from CHF 265,000.
Piaget drops its ultra-thin minute repeater into the Polo. Calibre 1290P, 9.3mm thin, 64 decibels, and only five numbered pieces for 2026.
Timex marks 30 years of Space Jam with a 1,000-piece limited edition Q Timex — fully lumed Bugs Bunny dial, basketball-net trompe-l'œil under the crystal, rotating basketball seconds hand. USD 269.
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.
Lorige's third Endurance fuses 5N rose gold with patented carbon/carbon composite sourced from the Heart of Racing Valkyrie AMR-LMH brake pads. Powered by the new in-house calibre LOR-DB02 (developed with Chronode), and limited to just 10 pieces.
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.
Baltic teams up again with Tour Auto for a 300-piece limited dashboard timing set: a Hanhart-flyback monopusher stopwatch and Engloong-6497 dashclock, both 60 mm steel instruments mounted on a brushed steel plate, for EUR 825 ex-tax.
MeisterSinger releases a 25-piece limited edition of its single-hand Unitas 1Z with a true grand-feu white enamel dial, an ice-blue crocodile-pattern strap, and a hand-decorated ETA/Unitas 6497 hand-wound calibre. EUR 6,990.
Tudor's flagship racing chronograph returns for the 2026 Formula 1 season in a full carbon-composite case tied to the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls livery, powered by the in-house COSC-certified MT5813 with column wheel, vertical clutch and a 70-hour power reserve. Limited to 2,026 pieces, priced at USD 8,625.
Mathieu Cleguer's brand-new house debuts with the Inspiration One — and a proprietary 'Innate' escapement that finally makes the natural escapement self-starting. Twelve titanium souscription pieces at CHF 56,000, all sold out before delivery.
Patek Philippe's 2026 Rare Handcrafts collection puts the Golden Ellipse back at the centre — with new cloisonné enamel and miniature painting dials in two themes ('Birds of the Night' refs. 5738/50G-048 and 5738/50G-049, and 'The Magic of the Peacock' ref. 5738/50G-041), each in 10-piece limited editions powered by the legendary Calibre 240.
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.
Swiss indie Albishorn extends its 'imaginary vintage' Thundergraph chronograph line into a green-dialed Himalaya expedition variant. The Khumbu uses a 39 mm steel case with the unusual crown-at-10:30 / monopusher-at-9:30 layout designed for gloved operation, and is powered by the proprietary COSC-certified ALB03 M monopusher movement with a 65-hour power reserve. Limited to 99 pieces from CHF 3,650 on leather, CHF 4,100 on the new steel bracelet.
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.
Vacheron Constantin transfers miniature painting from the dial onto the strap for the first time in its history with the Égérie Moon Phase Spring Blossom. A 37mm 18K 5N pink-gold case with a light-pink mother-of-pearl Pleats dial, a moonstone-set off-centre crown, and a calfskin strap individually hand-painted with cherry blossoms. Limited to 100 pieces.
Jacob & Co. unveils the first wristwatch in horological history that plays two distinct melodies on demand — The Godfather's Waltz and The Godfather Love Theme — selectable via a lever at 10 o'clock and powered by a dedicated music-box barrel separate from the timekeeping mainspring. Limited to just 74 pieces in 18K rose gold, US$440,000.
Arnold & Son fits the irregular swirling chatoyance of Namibian pietersite — the 'stone of storms' — into its 39.5mm × 7.82mm HM ultra-thin case, powered by the in-house manual A&S1001 calibre with a 90-hour power reserve. Each dial is naturally unrepeatable. Steel limited to 18 pieces (CHF 16,200), red gold to 8 pieces (CHF 27,100).
TAG Heuer drops its first full-titanium Aquaracer Professional 500 — two limited editions in 42mm grade 2 titanium weighing just 120g on the bracelet, 500m water-resistant, and powered by the in-house COSC-certified Calibre TH30-00 with a 70-hour power reserve, priced at USD 5,400 and limited to 1,500 pieces each.
An ultra-limited, USD 165,000 sci-fi-horological tribute: Hautlence's Retrovision '64 houses a flying tourbillon and an Agenhor-developed linear retrograde jumping-hour module inside a titanium case that recalls the original 1964 Star Trek Communicator. Only 3 pieces will be made.
A 511-component white-gold tour de force with twin inclined flying tourbillons, a patented gimbal seconds display and the Grinder automatic winding system — limited to 50 pieces at CHF 320,000 and presented at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2026 for the 25th anniversary of the Freak and the 180th of Ulysse Nardin.
Chanel extends its in-house men's Monsieur line with an all-matte-black ceramic flying tourbillon — 42mm, Calibre 5.1 manufactured entirely by the Chanel Watch Manufacture, twin barrels, 72-hour power reserve, and just 55 pieces worldwide. Unveiled at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2026.
IWC debuts its revolutionary Ceralume luminous ceramic technology in the Big Pilot collection. Limited to 250 pieces, the IW505801 features a 46.5mm case that glows vivid blue in the dark, a 7-day perpetual calendar with double moon phase, and the calibre 52616. A watch with two entirely different expressions — white elegance by day, blue luminescence by night.
IWC brings the flying tourbillon to the Ingenieur for the first time. The IW345901 features a 41.6mm 18K 5N gold case, olive green Grid dial with tourbillon at 6 o'clock, calibre 82905 with 80-hour power reserve. Limited to 100 pieces at CHF 125,000.
Arnold & Son releases the Ultrathin Tourbillon Onyx Edition ahead of Watches & Wonders 2026 — 8 pieces per metal, a 2.97mm in-house calibre, and 100 hours of power reserve. Here's why this is the most underrated tourbillon of the year.
A real heritage dress watch from 1931 — 40mm, Sellita SW200-1, domed sapphire, Italian leather, from CHF 825. Limited to 95 pieces per variant.
Urwerk's weirdo geniuses set 214 diamonds across the steel architecture of the UR-101 — a 25-piece canopy of light orbiting the satellite hours.
Norteq cage, COSC flyback calibre 8K, 5,000g shock resistance and a fully skeletonised dial — Norqain brings the Wild One to Watches & Wonders 2026 in three flavours.
Seiko's ultra-luxury arm makes its first ever Watches & Wonders appearance with a hand-engraved platinum tourbillon, a blue urushi Goldfeather, and a Gerald Genta Locomotive in Dawn Blue.
Raymond Weil restores 50 vintage 1976 Valjoux 23-6 chronograph calibers for its 50th anniversary. Fifty pieces. One of the most meta moves in modern watchmaking.
Sinn shows up to Watches and Wonders for the first time with a hunter's moonlight watch, a 38.5mm neo-vintage tool three-hander, and a blacked-out in-house chronograph.
Only 26 pieces of this frozen-lake masterpiece exist — Sartory Billard rivals Grand Seiko's Snowflake at a third of the price.
Luminox teams up with the Navy Seal Foundation for a 961-piece limited edition with a glowing blue NSF logo.