News & Novelties
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JLC’s Atmos Hybris Artistica Tellurium by Marc Newson – a quiet cosmos under glass
Jaeger-LeCoultre unveils the Atmos Hybris Artistica Tellurium by Marc Newson, a limited edition of three that sets the most complex Atmos calibre to date inside a sapphire-studded glass globe. It debuts during Milan Design Week, 21-26 April 2026. The tone is cosmic, the intent resolutely horological.
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Time to Watches 2026 turns the trade fair into a village
Geneva reports a full house: 87 brands and 10,450 visitors – up 10% vs 2025 – as Time to Watches 2026 leans into its watchmaking Village idea. Less convention center, more community square. It is not louder than the big shows, just closer.
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Louis Erard Le Régulateur Esprit Flinqué – light taught to behave
Louis Erard revisits its signature regulator with the Le Régulateur Esprit Flinqué – a study in how light, texture, and structure can carry time. Two versions, deep blue or grey, each limited to 99 pieces, turn the minute display into the lead actor and let everything else orbit with quiet purpose.
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H. Moser Streamliner Two Hands – small scale, full measure
H. Moser & Cie. brings the Streamliner into rare territory with two automatic two-hand models in 34 mm and 28 mm – compact not as concession, but as intent.
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ID Genève x Paleta Loca: chocolate, climate, and a Circular with substance
Geneva, April 15, 2026. ID Genève debuts a limited chocolate-inspired Circular in collaboration with Paleta Loca and Climate Basecamp, an unveiling staged at Villa Sarasin that feels less like a press call and more like a memory returning. Ice-cream truck, DJ, and complimentary chocolate in hand, guests were invited to taste first, then think.
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Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton – sound with an open heart
Neuhausen am Rheinfall, April 14th, 2026. H. Moser & Cie. reveals the Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton – a watch that refuses concealment. Here, the drama of sound and motion is set on the dial side, fully skeletonised, in a 40 mm titanium case shaped as much for resonance as for restraint.
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De Bethune DB25Vxs Silver Moon – classic codes, newly sharpened
De Bethune returns to its elegant centerline with the DB25Vxs Silver Moon, a refined evolution of the DB25L. The case now rests at 40 mm, the dial is rebalanced, and the hand-wound calibre is further optimized. The result feels like a regulator clock distilled for the wrist – history trimmed, intention preserved.
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Hautlence Retrovision ’64 – space-age whimsy, mechanical intent
Hautlence’s Retrovision ’64 is a three-piece ode to the future as imagined in the 1960s, unveiled at Watches & Wonders and built like a pocket communicator reborn as a wrist machine. It nods to television’s star-gazing props, then answers with working horology rather than props and promises.
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Favre Leuba at Watches & Wonders 2026 – Harpoon Revival and 1737 Triple Calendar
Less than two years after its 2024 revival, Favre Leuba marks a poised debut at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2026 with two collections that read as a mission statement: the Harpoon Revival and the 1737 Triple Calendar. Heritage is not paraded here, but edited with care.
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Ulysse Nardin Super Freak – The Most Complicated Time-Only Watch
Ulysse Nardin marks 180 years and 25 years of the Freak with the Super Freak, a limited run of 50 pieces that distills the collection’s radical spirit into a focused, time-only machine. It is presented as the most complicated time-only watch ever made, and for once the claim feels earned rather than shouted.