Category: Novelties and exclusive releases
Watch world novelties – premier models, exclusive releases, and technical marvels for true connoisseurs.
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Favre Leuba Deep Raider Day Date – a measured splash of gradient and utility
Favre Leuba expands its everyday diver with the Deep Raider Day Date, a 40mm 316L steel model that keeps the collection’s 30 ATM water resistance while adding a day-and-date display at three o’clock. It reads like a pragmatic note pinned to a capable tool watch.
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Oris Hölstein Edition 2026 – a mirrored smile on the new Artelier
Each 1 June, Oris marks its 1904 founding with a Hölstein Edition. For 2026, the brand builds on the new Artelier and adds a quiet grin – a mirrored small seconds and an iridescent Oris Bear engraved on the case back. It is limited to 250 numbered pieces.
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Blancpain Ladybird Tribute – seven hues for Marilyn's centenary
Blancpain marks the centennial of Marilyn Monroe’s birth with the Ladybird Tribute – a capsule of seven unique pieces that nod to the jewelry watch the star once wore and the Maison acquired in 2016. Seven watches, seven colors, seven straps, and yes, seven letters – MARILYN. Neat symmetry suits an icon who understood presence.
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WILBUR EXP 2.0: Twenty-Five Titanium Supermachines
WILBUR opens a new chapter with the EXP 2.0, a 25-piece run that prefers a quiet knock to a parade. The brief is clear enough for a watch box label and a little intrigue for the rest.
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Favre Leuba Deep Raider Revival in Orange – Neo‑vintage with purpose
Favre Leuba extends its reborn diver line with a vibrant orange Deep Raider Revival, a neo-vintage nod to house history that keeps function first and flourish second.
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Frederique Constant introduces the Classics Moneta Solarmetre
Frederique Constant presents the Classics Moneta Solarmetre, a quietly ambitious dress watch built around the new solar-powered FC-120 caliber developed with La Joux-Perret. It marries a 39 mm case to a movement that can restart after 10 seconds of light and store up to 300 days of energy when darkness lingers.
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Moser Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date – three complications, one calm dial
H. Moser & Cie. unveils the Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date, a watch that hides its brainy side under an exceptionally quiet dial. Three useful complications – flyback chronograph, second time zone, and date – are folded into a layout that keeps the eye at ease and the hands busy.
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Morning Dew, Cast in Gold: Czapek Promenade Goutte de Rosée
Geneva, May 2026. Czapek & Cie unveils the Promenade Goutte de Rosée, a 25-piece edition that recasts the rippling poetry of the Goutte d’Eau in 18K 3N yellow gold with a green Grand Feu flinqué enamel dial. The mood is spring at dawn – quiet, luminous, and deliberately restrained.
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Louis Erard 2340: Mauve and Forest, Same Bones, New Voice
Louis Erard extends its integrated 2340 with two dial variations that change the music without rewriting the score. Mauve brings a soft, luminous cadence with an oblong pill pattern; Forest adds structure and shadow through horizontal lines. Same architecture, new inflection.
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BUBEN&ZORWEG unveils the Spectron XXL, a study in discreet security
BUBEN&ZORWEG presents the Spectron XXL as a statement piece for safeguarding serious watch and jewellery collections, pairing mechanical ingenuity with refined design that settles quietly into sophisticated interiors.