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2026 has already been an excellent year for dramatic materials and interesting chronographs at Bulova. While the ultra-black Lunar Pilot Black Hole may have captured the headlines, the brand has also spent the year experimenting with stone dials, new presentations, and expansions of its excellent ultra-high-frequency quartz movements.
Named after the illustrious 18th-century watchmaker Charles Leroy, L.Leroy made its return over the past couple of years with high-end complications such as the Osmior Bal du Temps Tourbillon Minute Repeater or the Elyor Flying Tourbillon.
Best known for its Turbine collection of watches with rotating dials, Perrelet is most frequently associated with a rather bold aesthetic. However, the Swiss brand’s Weekend collection consists of contemporary dress watches with significantly more pared-back designs.
With Geneva Watch Days kicking off Tuesday, most of this week’s novelties are trying to get ahead of next week’s flood of news, and they’re not holding back.
Concurrent direct de Nivada Grenchen, segment heritage britannique.
Jaeger-LeCoultre once again turns its iconic Reverso Tribute into a canvas for fine art. Hailing from the manufacturer’s Métiers Rares atelier, these four new creations celebrate the Venice-inspired works of J. M. W. Turner. The watches debut at the Homo Faber Biennial exhibition, which takes place in Venice throughout September.
Seiko has added something unusual to its Prospex collection — a watch with a design chosen by the brand’s fan community. The new 1965 Heritage Diver’s Watch Fan-Selected Limited Edition HBC011 takes the modern interpretation of Seiko’s first diver and gives it a vibrant blue treatment, following a global fan vote held last year.
Yes, this watch’s origins unmistakably lie in the 1960s. Still, the black-dial Certina DS-2 on a steel mesh bracelet seems to be in the right place at the right time. Its black lacquered dial, sharp lines, and steel mesh bracelet give it a look you don’t want to mess with.
The new Panerai Luminor Marina PAM01707 combines the collection’s established 1960s-inspired design with a 44 mm case in Carbotech, a lightweight carbon-fibre composite. The watch pairs the material with a matte black sandwich dial, beige Super-LumiNova, and a three-day automatic movement.
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