Category: Novelties and exclusive releases
Watch world novelties – premier models, exclusive releases, and technical marvels for true connoisseurs.
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Frederique Constant Classics Runabout Automatic GMT – Two Shades of Dolce Vita
Frederique Constant revives its Classics Runabout Automatic GMT with a biennial limited edition that pairs Italian nautical spirit with Genevan craft. The 2026 release comes in two dial colors and is limited to 888 pieces per color.
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MB&F opens New York Lounge and unveils LM101 EVO NYC in rose gold
MB&F crosses the Atlantic with a permanent New York address and a small, sharp celebration of mechanics. The new LM101 EVO NYC is a 25-piece limited edition in 18K rose gold with a black PVD-treated, sunray-brushed dial plate, available exclusively through the brand’s Manhattan Lounge.
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Frederique Constant Double Heart Beat in Aventurine, Opal and Malachite
Frederique Constant extends its Classics Ladies Automatic Double Heart Beat line with three 36 mm pieces dressed in stone dials. Aventurine, opal and malachite set the tone here – gemstone as canvas, mechanics as quiet counterpoint.
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Greubel Forsey Balancier QM – Qualite Musee, defined
Greubel Forsey names the thing it has long practiced. The Balancier QM is the first watch to carry the Qualite Musee standard – a declaration that every single part must stand as a work of art. Hand-wound, with hours, minutes, small seconds and a discreet sector power-reserve, it arrives in a 39.60 mm white gold…
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Edox Chronorally Orange Energy – a flash of asphalt-ready color
The Edox Chronorally Orange Energy brings a clear brief to the wrist: motorsport emotion, legible timing, and a shot of citrus color that refuses to whisper. The new variant leans on an orange rubber strap and a dynamic chronograph dial for instant recognition, yet stays wearable beyond the paddock.
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Blancpain Villeret Ultraplate 38mm: Good Things Come in Smaller Packages
There’s a quiet revolution happening in the watch world, and it doesn’t involve flying tourbillons or perpetual calendars that can calculate leap years until the sun burns out. It’s simpler than that: Blancpain has made the Villeret Ultraplate smaller, and somehow that feels like a big deal. The Geneva maison has introduced a 38mm version…
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“Orbit Midnight Purple” – Armin Strom’s date-on-demand glows darker
Armin Strom extends its chromatic experiment with the Orbit Midnight Purple, taking the familiar fumé dial and letting the color slip beneath the surface. The twist is not louder color but deeper intent – a frosted midnight purple mainplate that ties display and mechanics into one composed thought.
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De Bethune DB25xs Sand Winds – titanium poetry in yellow
De Bethune’s DB25xs Sand Winds takes titanium to its lyrical extreme, letting nature’s textures steer the aesthetics while keeping the mechanics disciplined and modern.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Date Shrinks to 40 mm – The Sport Classic Refined
The Polaris Date returns in a trimmer 40 mm steel case and 12.9 mm profile, keeping the model’s purposeful character while improving daily wear. It reads like good design should feel – precise, calm, and ready for the long haul.
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NOMOS Ahoi neomatik Sky and Sand – summer hues, serious watchmaking
NOMOS Glashütte extends its Ahoi line with two compact sports watches, Ahoi neomatik sky and sand, pairing beach-ready color with sober engineering. The dials lean lighthearted – sky in serene blue, sand in a warm golden tone – yet the intent is practical: clear legibility, a touch of orange on the seconds hand, and green…