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Depancel strips the dial off its rectangular Serie-R chronograph. The skeletonised Peacock SL-4802 - column wheel, vertical clutch, 55-hour power reserve - is now the face of a 36 x 40 mm steel case, limited to 100 numbered pieces at EUR 1,595 with deliveries from mid-December 2026.
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.
Moser's most complex watch returns as a 20-piece titanium edition: a dial-side minute repeater, a flying tourbillon on a cylindrical hairspring, full skeletonisation, and a hand-fired aventurine and mother-of-pearl dial. CHF 378,350, and a GPHG 2026 Mechanical Exception entry.
Panerai's most technical Submersible to date: a 47 mm DMLS-titanium 500-metre diver with a fully skeletonised manufacture P.4001/S calibre, a patented polarised date that disappears across the movement, and a true traveller's GMT. Available in Panerai boutiques from May 2026 at EUR 49,000.
Hermès debuts the first skeleton version of its H08 sports watch at Watches & Wonders 2026 — a 39mm titanium and black-ceramic statement powered by an entirely new in-house automatic calibre developed over three years with Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier.
Zenith skeletonises the Chronomaster Sport for the first time at W&W 2026. Four references — two steel, one rose gold, one diamond-set rose gold — all powered by the in-house El Primero 3600SK, still at 5 Hz with 1/10-second measurement on the bezel. Steel from EUR 16,500.
Patek Philippe elevates the Cubitus to grand complication status with the 5840P — a perpetual calendar skeleton in platinum that pairs the collection's daring square geometry with the all-new Calibre 28-28 Q SQU. At CHF 150,000 and 10mm thin, it is both technically ambitious and visually unlike anything else in the Patek catalogue.
Audemars Piguet's headline release at Watches & Wonders 2026 is the Royal Oak Selfwinding Perpetual Calendar Openworked (Ref. 26685XT) — a fully skeletonised perpetual calendar powered by the brand-new Calibre 7139, presented in a stunning titanium and Bulk Metallic Glass case at just 9.5mm thick.
Alongside the Royal Oak 26685XT, Audemars Piguet unveils a second Calibre 7139-powered watch at W&W 2026: the Code 11.59 Perpetual Calendar Openworked (Ref. 26443NB). Same groundbreaking movement, completely different aesthetic personality — a round, open-architecture case that lets the skeleton perpetual calendar breathe.
Swiss independent Bianchet lands at Watches and Wonders 2026 with a new round Rotondo, four skeletonised tonneau variants, and a Maserati flying tourbillon.
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.