News & Novelties
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Wilbur releases the final three LEO pieces from his personal collection
Jason Wilbur is parting with the last three LEO watches from his personal collection, pieces kept for press work, exhibitions, and client presentations. Each is in excellent condition, and there is one of each configuration.
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Vision by BUBEN&ZORWEG – a mirror that guards the treasures
Silent theater for prized belongings – that is the promise of Vision by BUBEN&ZORWEG. Its door of two-way mirror glass either reveals the contents within or serves as a contemporary dressing mirror. One moment display, the next discretion. The dual role suits modern living where luxury prefers to whisper.
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Favre Leuba Deep Raider Day Date Two-Tone – pragmatism with polish
Favre Leuba expands the Deep Raider Day Date with a two-tone take that keeps the tool intact and adds a measured glint. The 40mm stainless steel case, FLD05 self-winding movement, and everyday brief remain. Gold PVD now highlights the ceramic bezel, crown, and bracelet center links.
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C by Romain Gauthier Titanium Edition 39.5 – lightness with intent
The C by Romain Gauthier Titanium Edition returns in a newly proportioned 39.5 mm case, offered with blue, orange, or pink accents and an interchangeable rubber strap system. The intent is clear: everyday wear without diluting the brand’s meticulous craft.
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Venezianico Nereide Tigris – Tiger’s Eye, Venetian Soul
Venezianico’s Nereide Tigris marries a classical diver’s brief with a dial of natural Tiger’s Eye, a stone whose shifting chatoyancy gives each piece a singular face. It is a simple idea, executed with care, and it works.
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H. Moser & Cie. Cosmic Rain – minute repeater, cylindrical tourbillon, skeletonized clarity
The Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Cosmic Rain is Moser at its most candid. Sound, motion, and light are set on equal footing – a 40 mm titanium stage where nothing hides and everything has purpose. ;cie
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Blast Moonstruck – Ulysse Nardin’s Geocentric Return
Ulysse Nardin’s Blast Moonstruck in rose gold revisits the brand’s astronomical lineage with quiet confidence. Conceived in the spirit of Dr. Ludwig Oechslin’s Trilogy of Time and the 2009 Moonstruck, it distills complex celestial mechanics into an elegant, legible tableau. Only 20 pieces will be made – a brief constellation.
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Oris Divers Date in Olive – a quiet tool for real use
Oris presents a new Divers Date with an olive dial that feels measured rather than loud. Before watches were style statements they were tools, and this one remembers its brief.
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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.