Maurice Lacroix is expanding its AIKON-IC collection with Frozen Carbon, a new material that turns the structure of carbon itself into a decorative element. Introduced across six new references, the material combines carbon fibres with bronze or titanium powders, or coloured pigments, creating random patterns that give every dial its own visual identity.
Jacob & Co. is taking high watchmaking into unusually delicate territory with the Brilliant Flying Tourbillon Baguette Pastel Arlequino. For the first time in modern watchmaking, according to the Maison, the balance wheel itself has been set with diamonds, turning one of the most technically sensitive components of a mechanical movement into a moving display of light.
Spinnaker and IFL Watches have joined forces for the Spence 300 Automatic IFLW Manta Edition, a limited-edition dive watch inspired by one of the ocean’s most captivating creatures. Named “Underwater Dancers”, the collaboration transforms the dial into an underwater scene depicting two manta rays gliding through deep blue water as sunlight filters down from the surface.
UNIMATIC has introduced the Modello Quattro Toolwatch UT4-TBB, a limited edition created around the Tutto Bene Mottarone Hill Climb. Developed within the Italian brand’s distinctly functional design language, the new reference brings an unexpected burst of colour to the Modello Quattro while maintaining the uncompromising approach expected from a purpose-built toolwatch.
Chronoswiss is giving one of its most unconventional creations a new visual identity with the Neo Digiteur Pastel Code. Available in three limited editions — Rose, Mint and Sky — the latest interpretation brings pastel colours to a watch that remains anything but conventional.
Jaeger-LeCoultre has unveiled a new interpretation of one of the most ambitious movements in its history: the Duometre Grande Complication A Grande Sonnerie. At its heart is Calibre 182, a movement originally introduced in 2009 with the Hybris Mechanica à Grande Sonnerie and notable for bringing together a Grande Sonnerie, Petite Sonnerie, minute repeater, retrograde perpetual calendar and flying tourbillon within a single wristwatch.
Introducing ALTO ART 02, a watch that marks a significant transition for the young Maison. Where ART 01 established the brand’s conceptual foundations, ART 02 distills those ideas into a more essential and universal form.
Few watches demonstrate the principles of a dress watch as clearly as the NOMOS Orion. Since its introduction, the collection has been defined by restrained proportions, curved lines and an uncluttered approach to dial design. With the Orion gold neomatik new black, NOMOS Glashütte takes that formula into a darker and more luxurious direction, pairing an 18kt yellow gold case with a deep black dial and delicate golden details.
Fifty years after its debut, the TAG Heuer Monza returns to the circuit that gave it its name. Unveiled ahead of the 2026 Italian Grand Prix in Monza, the new TAG Heuer Monza Flyback Chronograph celebrates half a century of one of the brand’s most distinctive racing watches, combining references to the original 1976 model with the materials and mechanical performance of contemporary TAG Heuer.
TAG Heuer returns to the fast lane with a completely reworked interpretation of the Carrera Chronograph Sport. Presented in Madrid as Formula 1 arrives in the Spanish capital, the new generation revisits one of the most important chronograph expressions in the Carrera collection, combining the model’s racing heritage with more compact proportions, refined ergonomics and a stronger focus on the chronograph itself.
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