Category: Novelties and exclusive releases
Watch world novelties – premier models, exclusive releases, and technical marvels for true connoisseurs.
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Bovet Aperto 1 Rosso – a measured flash of Italian red
BOVET presents the Aperto 1 Rosso, an open-worked collaboration with Pininfarina that trades noise for nuance. Italian racing red provides the spark. The mechanics do the talking.
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Bianchet Rotondo UltraFino Diamond – precious meets performance at WatchTime New York
Bianchet brings a cool spark to WatchTime New York with the Rotondo UltraFino Diamond, a white-gold baguette-set bezel wrapped around an ultra-thin Grade 5 titanium flying tourbillon that takes 5,000 G on the chin and swims to 10 ATM. A circle of light over serious hardware.
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Lorige BL-Evolution Competition – race-used brakes meet seven-day endurance
Lorige marks its role as Official Timekeeper of Inter Europol Competition with the BL-Evolution “Competition” – a 50-piece series that turns the team’s race-used Carbon/Carbon brake pads from the No. 43 and No. 343 LMP2 cars into watch cases and dials. It is a trophy you can wear, but also a study in material intent.
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Frederique Constant The Elements Collection 2026 – stone dials meet classic complications
Frederique Constant reveals the 2026 Edition of its The Elements Collection, a three-watch box set limited to 88, pairing mineral dials with the brand’s core Manufacture calibers. Each dial is a unique stone slice, so every set is a quiet one-off. The trio is sold together at select independent retailers for MSRP $42,285.
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Armin Strom Tribute3 Au750 – gold as structure, not garnish
Armin Strom pushes the Tribute into new territory with the Tribute3 Au750, letting 18K rose gold speak all the way through – case, dial, and deep within the calibre. Three solid gold bridges define the movement architecture, pairing finger bridges for barrel and balance with a three quarter bridge. It is not a veneer. It…
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NOMOS Glashütte Goes Dark: The Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer dark
NOMOS Glashütte launches the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer dark, a familiar traveler now dressed in enamel black with more Superluminova than before. It keeps the easy logic of the line: tap the pusher to jump local time, keep home time steady at 3 o’clock, and read a world of cities at a glance.
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Introducing the Millesime Jubilee – 50 Years of RAYMOND WEIL
RAYMOND WEIL marks its half-century with the Millesime Jubilee, a 500-piece limited edition announced to celebrate the brand’s 50 years. The name is apt – a vintage worth cellaring, one hopes, rather than a fleeting toast.
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GorillaSharpener – Caran d’Ache x MB&F Recast a Swiss Classroom Icon
MB&F and Caran d’Ache celebrate 15 years of the M.A.D.Gallery with the GorillaSharpener – a fully functional Caran d’Ache Sharpening Machine turned into a knuckle-walking mechanical creature, released on World Gorilla Day, September 24, in support of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund. ’ache
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Ulysse Nardin Freak One Blue Enamel – 25 Years of Motion and Fire
The Freak turned watchmaking inside out in 2001. A quarter century on, Ulysse Nardin marks the milestone with the Freak [One Blue Enamel], a 99-piece ode to motion and métier. It keeps the radical brief intact – no dial, no hands, no crown – yet quietly adds a classical flourish: a guilloché-flinqué hour disc in…
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Grönefeld 1941 Quadrivium Four disciplines, one stage
Grönefeld unveils the 1941 Quadrivium, a new pinnacle that gathers the Horological Brothers’ hallmark ideas into one watch. Built from the ground up, it blends a 7.5-second remontoire, a one-minute flying tourbillon, central jumping seconds, and a power-reserve indicator. Twin concentric barrels linked in series feed this orchestra of mechanisms, earning the affectionate nickname “Grönefeld’s…