The Casio F-B100W-1A takes one of the most recognisable ideas in Casio’s digital watch history and updates it for modern daily life. Its design draws directly from the classic digital watches that have remained a reference point since the 1980s, retaining the angular case, large LCD display and straightforward proportions associated with that era.
Longines is expanding its Spirit collection for 2026 with four new timepieces: two versions of the Spirit Pilot and two Spirit Pilot Flyback chronographs. All four share a distinctive matt blue aesthetic, while offering a choice between stainless-steel bracelets with micro-adjustable folding clasps and Swiss-made blue rubber straps. On the Flyback models, the blue theme continues through a ceramic bezel insert with a countdown timer.
The Marine collection has always occupied a distinctive place within Breguet’s history, drawing a direct line between the Maison’s legacy of precision instruments and its contemporary interpretation of maritime watchmaking. The origins of that story reach back to Abraham-Louis Breguet’s appointment as Watchmaker to the French Royal Navy in 1815, following his admission to the Bureau des Longitudes the previous year.
In 2001, Grand Seiko introduced the SBGW003 with the Calibre 9S54, marking the arrival of the brand’s first manually wound 9S mechanical movement. Twenty-five years later, Grand Seiko returns to that chapter with the new Elegance SBGW325 “Arabic Blue”, a limited edition that retains one of the most distinctive elements of the original while giving the design a distinctly contemporary character.
In July 2026, BALL Watch Company joined The Outer Edge Polar Challenge as Official Watch Partner, putting one of its most technically robust mechanical watches into an environment where precision, shock resistance and reliability were tested far beyond conventional conditions.
Version Watches takes its second collection into the skies with the new V0201-TH, a contemporary timepiece built around the tension between the engineering of speed and the calm of high altitude. Inspired by the golden age of supersonic aviation, the silhouette of Concorde, turbine blades and the interiors of Andrée Putman, the V0201-TH turns these references into a watch defined by contrast, transparency and colour.
Venezianico introduces a new interpretation of the Redentore built around an idea that sounds simple but is surprisingly difficult to execute: lightness. The Venezianico Redentore Levius combines a Grade 5 titanium case weighing just 12.9 grams on its own with a hand-wound mechanical movement and a fully engraved guilloché dial, creating a watch that places comfort and traditional craftsmanship at the centre of its design.
Arnold & Son turns the Perpetual Moon 41.5 into a nocturnal tableau with the new Platinum “Horse of the Dunes”. Limited to just eight pieces, the Arnold & Son Horse of the Dunes combines a 950 platinum case with a hand-engraved white-gold horse, a hand-painted desert landscape and a black aventurine sky filled with stars.
The frog is back. Louis Erard and Konstantin Chaykin are bringing the Unfrogettable back in two new colourways, giving one of the most recognisable creations from their collaboration a new personality without changing the character that made it so distinctive. The new editions arrive in Turquoise and Brown, each limited to 178 pieces.
Ressence has teamed up with Belgian artist Jules Wittock for its latest art watch, transforming the TYPE 9 into a miniature labyrinth that combines drawing, mechanics and the passage of time. The new T9 JWE Emerald Green and T9 JWB Black are limited to 60 pieces, with 30 examples of each colourway, and place Wittock’s distinctive hand-drawn mazes directly onto the rotating dial.
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