The H. Moser x Reebok Streamliner Pump reimagines an iconic element of sneaker culture – the Pump button – and transforms it into a fully mechanical watchmaking function. The result is a piece that challenges traditional luxury codes while introducing a new level of interaction between wearer and watch.
Swiss independent watchmaker Oris arrives at Watches and Wonders 2026 with one of its most complete and compelling modern collections.
Rather than focusing on a single hero product, Oris has introduced four distinct models aimed at very different buyers. The lineup includes the historically important Star Edition, the redesigned Artelier Date, the complication-led Artelier Complication, and the technically impressive Artelier Calibre 113.
Piaget Watches and Wonders 2026 presents one of its most complete and visually compelling launches of the year. Rather than focusing on a single hero model, the Maison uses Geneva to celebrate the creative identity that has defined it for decades: bold colour, elegant gold craftsmanship, ultra-thin watchmaking and a unique ability to merge jewellery with horology.
The Frédéric Jouvenot Helios Tradition marks the return of one of the most original concepts in contemporary independent watchmaking. Inspired by the symbolism of the sun and developed around an unconventional animated display, the new creation brings back the celebrated Helios complication in a more refined and wearable format.
The NOMOS Glashütte Twice Unique collection introduces one of the most original concepts of Watches and Wonders 2026. Rather than launching a standard limited edition, NOMOS created a format where five of its classic watch models become canvases for artistic experimentation.
At Watches and Wonders 2026, Parmigiani Fleurier presented eight new watches across the TONDA PF and TORIC collections. The 2026 novelties mix advanced mechanics, discreet luxury, precious metals and artisanal finishing, reinforcing the brand’s unique identity in modern Swiss watchmaking.
Vacheron Constantin Tribute to Great Civilizations was unveiled as a new Métiers d’Art collection inspired by four Louvre masterpieces celebrating ancient cultures. First launched in 2022, this artistic collection returns with four new timepieces inspired by masterpieces from the museum’s Department of Antiquities, paying tribute to Pharaonic Egypt, the Neo-Assyrian Empire, Ancient Greece and Imperial Rome.
The Favre Leuba renaissance gains further momentum at Watches and Wonders 2026 with the unveiling of two significant new collections: the Harpoon Revival and the all-new 1737 Triple Calendar. Appearing at the salon for the first time since its global relaunch in 2024, Favre Leuba uses the world’s most important watch fair to reaffirm its ambition of blending historical depth with contemporary Swiss watchmaking value.
The ZENITH G.F.J. collection returns at Watches and Wonders 2026 with a powerful statement: a continuation of the legacy of the legendary Calibre 135. Named after founder Georges Favre-Jacot, the G.F.J. is not merely a tribute to the past, but a contemporary platform dedicated to pure chronometric excellence.
The ZENITH CHRONOMASTER Sport Skeleton, unveiled at Watches and Wonders 2026, represents a striking evolution of one of the most iconic high-frequency chronographs in modern watchmaking. By combining the legendary El Primero movement with a fully openworked architecture, ZENITH reveals the mechanical complexity behind its most emblematic calibre while introducing a new level of ergonomic innovation.
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