News & Novelties
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PS Horology Tsuba 1720 – A London Memory Recast
The Tsuba 1720 traces a quiet line from eighteenth-century London to modern Fleurier. George Graham – partner to Tompion and a shaper of precision timekeeping – worked at the Dial and Three Crowns on Fleet Street. Three centuries on, one of his pocket watches completes a circuit of influence as the catalyst for the first…
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Two New Moser Heritage Pieces – Chronograph White Fumé and Centre Seconds Espresso
H. Moser & Cie. revisits its roots with two steel 42 mm additions to the Heritage line: the Heritage Chronograph White Fumé and the Heritage Centre Seconds Espresso Fumé. Both lean on pocket-watch roundness, slim tapered lugs, and a notched crown, but they speak in different registers of the same language.
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Direnzo DRZ 08 Cosmonaire – an elliptical GMT with Space Age poise
Direnzo unveils its first GMT, the DRZ 08 Cosmonaire, a travel watch shaped by Space Age optimism and a clear design brief. The name itself pairs cosmos and traveler. The result is compact, sculptural and quietly purposeful.
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Geneva hosts the GPHG 2026 exhibition at the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire
The Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève has brought its 2026 travelling exhibition home to the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire, open until 15 November. After Mumbai and Bangkok, Geneva now sees the full cohort of 84 nominated timepieces set under museum light – a sober stage that suits watchmaking better than any spotlight.
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Laurent Ferrier Grand Sport Tourbillon Iceberg: Quiet Fire Under Frozen Light
Laurent Ferrier’s new Grand Sport Tourbillon Iceberg trades theatrics for hush. A Grade 5 titanium case and integrated bracelet frame an opaline Iceberg dial with subtle blue reflections, while the hand-wound calibre LF619.01 – a tourbillon with double balance spring – keeps its virtuosity out of sight, revealed only through the sapphire back.
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A New Light on the Laureato Three Gold Bridges
Girard-Perregaux casts its signature Three Bridges in rose gold, setting them beneath a white gold octagonal bezel and letting warmth meet geometry. As the architecture approaches its 160th year, the familiar arrow-shaped bridges gain new depth through the play of polished bevels and satin-finished planes. Nothing flashy, just proportion speaking clearly.
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Club 38 by NOMOS Glashütte – the everyday tool in a truer size
NOMOS Glashütte adds a new proportion to a familiar friend with Club 38 and Club 38 ruthenium. At 38.5 millimeters across and 8.4 millimeters high, the watch lands in that sweet spot where presence meets comfort, a measured step up from the original 36.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre opens a new Frankfurt boutique with Wempe
Jaeger-LeCoultre has opened a new boutique with Wempe at Goethestraße 4-8 in Frankfurt am Main, bringing a measured slice of the Vallée de Joux to one of Germany’s busiest shopping streets.
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Hautlence Sphere Series 5 – time in a new light
Hautlence unveils the Sphere Series 5, a 28-piece edition that recasts its three-dimensional jumping-hour sphere in pure white and pairs it with a 180-degree retrograde minutes display. It debuts at SIAR in Mexico City with a market-exclusive presentation for the first 30 days.
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Moser Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Aventurine – Saquon Barkley’s Quiet Power
H. Moser & Cie. and Saquon Barkley meet on common ground where discipline, humility, and a taste for understatement rule. The result is the Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Aventurine Saquon Barkley, a steel limited edition of 97 that favors substance over swagger.