The latest from the watch world, aggregated from top publications.
After last year's revamp of the Aquascaphe line comes the relaunch of the GMT version, with a new movement.
Rolex *almost* never confirms watches as unique. But now's your chance to buy four of them, all for a very good cause.
Gallet revives a classic pilot's watch, but transforms it into something new.
A classic model returns in two iterations with a focus on world travel.
From the Yachting Big Eye to the Multichron 45, Breitling throws a few releases to the vintage lovers.
A novel chronograph from the revived Gallet offers a glimpse of where the brand may be heading.
The two brands extend their partnership with a new take on the Streamliner.
Doxa brings titanium out of the limited edition world and into their standard line with a lightweight take on their classic diver.
The independent brand co-founders talk watchmaking, marketing, innovation and how they developed their unique take on the concept of resonance in horology.
With another new caliber, Girard-Perregaux draws on its signature design architecture for a tourbillon edition of its flagship Laureato.
A surprising release that has at least one Hodinkee editor surprisingly excited.
A pair of watches debuting at Geneva Watch Days: a new moonphase for the Highlife and the first mechanical movement in the Classics Moneta.
A limited-edition Navitimer in tribute to the ref. 806 that Davis wore, alongside a very limited box set housing three exclusive executions.
The Solo Sport loses the chronograph function in four new variations for Geneva Watch Days.
A new limited edition features twenty-five pieces per colorway, each dial individually hand-hammered by a single artisan in Gerald Charles' Geneva atelier.
And for his next stunt, the Great Gonzo will attempt to make his way onto a ProPilot X.
A true gilt dial for the brand's classically elegant two-hander creation.
A pair of sporty titanium models expands upon Bulgari's base of aluminum and bronze.
The second outing of a special edition for the brand's international online community takes the Aquis Relief in an unexpected direction.
Gérald Genta swaps Onyx for volcanic glass in a new take on the Geneva Minute Repeater.
