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Patek Philippe marks the Nautilus's 50th anniversary with four new references: the ultra-slim Jumbo 5810 in white gold (41mm), a mid-size 5610 in platinum (38mm), and the extraordinary Nautilus Desk Watch Ref. 958G.
Swiss independent Bianchet lands at Watches and Wonders 2026 with a new round Rotondo, four skeletonised tonneau variants, and a Maserati flying tourbillon.
Porsche Design ditches the black PVD, drops the flyback, and gives us a glass bead-blasted titanium Chronograph 1 you can actually buy. COSC-certified, $8,250.
Two new Pulse GMTs from Chronoswiss — a 50-piece paillonne enamel in 5N red gold and a 200-piece titanium with hand-guilloche. Gerd Lang's house is having fun again.
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.
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.
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.
One of the greatest lost manufactures of the 20th century just came back from the dead. Polerouter in eleven flavours, Disco Volante, Dioramic — the full comeback.