News & Novelties
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De Bethune DB28xs Dark Sand – Light, absorbed in zirconium
De Bethune recasts the compact DB28xs in a new key with the DB28xs Dark Sand, exchanging shine for shadow. The 39 mm case in matt anthracite zirconium is quiet, dense, and resolutely contemporary, turning light into something sculpted rather than celebrated. Crown at 12, open architecture intact, temperament altered.
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H. Moser & Cie. Streamliner Pump – a playful wind on the wrist
H. Moser & Cie. brings Reebok’s cult gesture to horology with the Streamliner Pump, launched at Watches and Wonders 2026. A press of an anodised aluminium button winds the movement and nudges the power reserve, reconnecting the hand to the mechanism with a smile rather than a lecture.
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Furlan Marri Meteorite Octa – a mechaquartz chronograph in Muonionalusta
Furlan Marri introduces the Meteorite Octa, a 38 mm mechaquartz chronograph with a Muonionalusta dial, offered by pre-order only from April 10 to 20, 2026, at 720 CHF. It will not be reproduced. The proposition is simple and disciplined – refined casework, a tactile chronograph feel, and a dial that carries four and a half…
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U-Boat Classico Polarized Dark Mistery – choosing what to see
U-Boat’s Classico Polarized Dark Mistery is a watch about discretion by design. Rotate the bezel and a polarized lens shifts from blackout to reveal, turning time into something you either invite in or politely refuse.
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Frederique Constant’s Classics Manchette returns in turquoise and mint
At Watches and Wonders, Frederique Constant brings back the Classics Manchette with two vivid expressions of feminine design: one pairing yellow gold with a genuine turquoise dial, the other in stainless steel with a mint green sunburst. The message is simple and assured – color can be elegant when it is well made.
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Oris New Faces – Three Familiar Ideas, Thoughtfully Recut
Oris opens its latest chapter with restraint rather than fireworks, revisiting house staples and nudging them forward. The trio – a renewed Artelier Complication, a commemorative Star Edition, and the returning Artelier Calibre 113 – reads like a quiet manifesto: useful complications, familiar forms, and purpose over spectacle.
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NOMOS Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer – classic white, quietly sharper
Clean, cool, complex – the NOMOS Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer arrives in a white silver-plated dial, and the design exhales. The familiar layers become calmer, the information clearer. It is a practical traveler first, a style piece second, and that order suits it.
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Armin Strom Minute Repeater Resonance 12:59 First Edition – restraint meets four-part harmony
Armin Strom’s Minute Repeater Resonance 12:59 First Edition brings the brand’s signature twin-regulator resonance into a compact titanium case and gives it a Westminster voice. It is both quieter in posture and louder in purpose – 42 mm across, 11.70 mm thick, and designed to sing with four hammers and four gongs.
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Moser at Watches and Wonders 2026: Play, Purity, and a Few Serious Chimes
H. Moser & Cie. arrives in Geneva with four pieces that speak fluent Moser: playful where it matters, pure where it counts, and meticulously built throughout. The headline is the Streamliner Pump, a Reebok nod that turns a gesture into winding. The supporting cast tightens the Streamliner line in 34 mm and 28 mm, bares…
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Exaequo Melting Watch Classico – Dalí’s fluid time goes Swiss Made
Time to Watches brings a fitting paradox to Geneva this year – the Exaequo Melting Watch returns in Classico form, now Swiss Made and carrying an official long-term partnership with Fundació Gala – Salvador Dalí. The Master’s signature sits on the dial, a neat handshake between Surrealism and contemporary watchmaking.