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A 41mm steel diver with a ceramic bezel, sapphire crystal, 200m and a Miyota 8215, in six colourways, for USD 299. The clearest value proposition on the market right now.
Citizen finally takes its in-house quartz Tsuno bullhead chronograph beyond Japan, with a formal EU and US launch at EUR 229 — plus a 4,000-piece limited Record Label Playground edition with a fully lumed green dial.
Confirmed 9 May, launching 16 May 2026: Swatch and Audemars Piguet have unveiled Royal Pop — a Bioceramic Pop Swatch reinterpretation of the Royal Oak in eight colourways, expected to retail between USD 300 and USD 500. It is the first Swatch luxury crossover with a brand outside the Swatch Group, and the most audacious AP licensing decision in fifty years.
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.
Baltic and SpaceOne join forces on a brand-new jumping hours module developed by independent watchmaker Théo Auffret, with hand-finished charbonnage decoration normally reserved for five-figure indies — starting at EUR 2,500. Pre-order window: May 12–17, 2026 only.
Seiko quietly drops a quartet of compass-bezel field watches — HDB006 through HDB009 — with the in-house 4R36 calibre, full-lume Arabic numerals, and a 41 mm steel case priced from EUR 390. A direct shot at the value-tool-watch segment.
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.
California's Havid Nagan releases its third reference, the HN02, in a slim 38 × 9 mm Grade 5 titanium case with hand-guilloché grand-feu enamel dials and a COSC-certified manufacture calibre AMT6600. Limited to 42 pieces total at USD 18,000.
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.
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.
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.
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).
Hamilton digs into its archives and revives the rare U.S. Air Force–issued FAPD 5101 navigator's watch in a 36mm case with an 80-hour H-50 manual movement, acrylic crystal and a globally available price of EUR 675 — plus a 1,776-piece U.S.-only 250th-anniversary limited edition.
MeisterSinger refreshes its emblematic Pangaea single-hand dress watch with a finely textured fermata-pattern dial, an animated rotating Sun Wheel above 6 o'clock, and three new references (PDS917G, PDS917GLG, PDS901B) — from EUR 2,590.
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.
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.
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.