News & Novelties
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Rendez-Vous, two paths – Jaeger-LeCoultre introduces Jewellery Night & Day and Hour-Minute
Jaeger-LeCoultre presents two complementary visions of its feminine classic: the Rendez-Vous Jewellery Night & Day in platinum, limited to 10 pieces, and the pared-back Rendez-Vous Hour-Minute in steel or pink gold. Same family, different temperaments – one a miniature theatre of light and lacquer, the other a quiet daily companion.
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Lebois & Co Heritage Atelier Small Seconds – Clous de Paris and Stroopwafel
Lebois & Co opens The Atelier with two Small Seconds pieces that put the dial front and center. Working with Swiss specialist GT Cadrans, the brand explores texture with a classical Clous de Paris and a playful Stroopwafel, both shaped by serious craft.
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HYT Dresses Its Wildest Watch in Gold, and Somehow It Works
HYT drapes its conical tourbillon in Midnight Blue, set in warm 5N gold with black DLC titanium. The result is a small theater of kinetics – blue liquid tracing the hours in a capillary while a 30 second tourbillon turns beneath a domed sapphire. Limited to 8 pieces, it feels more atelier experiment than market…
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Armin Strom Mirrored Force Resonance Red – a measured jolt of color and control
Armin Strom gives its Mirrored Force Resonance a pulse of scarlet with a vivid red off-centre guilloché dial, cut on a traditional hand-operated rose engine lathe. Black azuré chapter rings and facetted hour markers hover above the pattern, keeping the drama tasteful and legible.
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NOMOS Tetra 27 – precision squared in two new guises
NOMOS Glashütte expands its square icon with two compact references: Tetra 27 white and Tetra 27 duo. Each measures 27.5 millimeters a side and is powered by hand-wound mechanics built in Glashütte. Proof that scale is a choice, not a compromise.
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MB&F M.A.D.Gallery at 15 – Martin Smith’s Solar Orbiter Watch Winder
The M.A.D.Gallery turns 15, and MB&F marks the moment with a fittingly playful instrument from Martin Smith – the Solar Orbiter Watch Winder. It is art first, accessory second, and entirely in character for a space where mechanics are allowed to smile.
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Edox Delfin 1973 – A Clear-Eyed Reinterpretation
Edox revisits its maritime stalwart with the Delfin 1973, a modern take on a house icon that first set its course in 1961 and marks 65 years in 2026. The result is not a costume reissue but a measured evolution that respects the original’s intent.
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Oris Big Crown Pointer Date – three quiet homages to baseball’s humanitarians
Oris marks the legacies of Roberto Clemente, Hank Aaron, and Lou Gehrig with limited-edition Big Crown Pointer Date models that support the foundations created in their names. The pitch is simple and decent – tell the stories, aid the causes.
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Bianchet Rotondo UltraFino Rose Gold – black and gold held in tension
Bianchet expands its Rotondo UltraFino with a rose gold edition that leans into contrast – warm metal against deep black – while keeping the line’s ultra-slim flying tourbillon architecture intact.
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Solar Aqua Mishipeshu Odino – a 40 mm diver between lake and peak
Solar Aqua revives a storied name with the Mishipeshu Odino, a compact 40 mm professional diver that nods to Great Lakes lore and the granite calm of Mount Odin. The watch pairs myth with method, and for once the poetry serves the engineering rather than smothering it.