INTRODUCING

Born in a six-person workshop in Solothurn, northern Switzerland, Roamer would grow into a watchmaker producing one million timepieces a year. Nearly 140 years later, the brand continues to pursue the same vision of watchmaking that shaped its beginnings.

With its crown positioned at 6 o’clock, anti-magnetic case construction and decades-long history of producing dive watches for the French Navy, ZRC 1904 is a brand built on a remarkable heritage.

IWC celebrates Mercedes-Benz’s 140th anniversary with the new Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar ProSet 140 Years Mercedes-Benz.

A design inspired by Honda’s iconic Motocompo, complete with a striking yellow dial… Created in collaboration with Honda, the new Seiko 5 Sports Motocompo Limited Edition commands attention down to the smallest detail.

With the Endeavour Minute Repeater Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Cosmic Rain, H. Moser & Cie. delivers an extraordinary tribute to the art of mechanical watchmaking.

One of the most talked-about filmmakers of recent years, Christopher Nolan has teamed up with Hamilton to create a limited-edition watch inspired by his latest blockbuster, The Odyssey: the Khaki Field Auto The Odyssey.

Panerai has introduced two new additions to its Luminor collection in honour of Luna Rossa, the sailing team set to compete in the 38th America’s Cup.

Swatch commemorates the Apollo 11 Moon landing of 21 July 1969 with the launch of the limited-edition Mission to the Moon 1969, produced in just 1,969 pieces.

The new white- and blue-dial models joining the Bvlgari Bvlgari Aluminium collection bring a distinctive touch to summer, blending a sporty spirit with elegance.

IWC’s new Ingenieur Automatic 35 brings the shimmering surface of a crystal-blue swimming pool to the dial with its new “Pool” colour.

The SUB 200 T.GRAPH II returns in a range of new dial colors. Like every Doxa timepiece, it is adventurous, robust, and undeniably handsome.

The Freak collection, conceived by the watchmaking genius Dr. Ludwig Oechslin, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Marking the occasion is the collection’s newest addition: the new Freak [X].

With dial colours ranging from deep ocean blue to storm grey, a case water-resistant to 600 metres, and a seamless transition from sea to shore, Tissot’s new Seastar 2000 Professional models are ready to venture even deeper.

The season’s latest dive watches feel as irresistible as cool blue waters on these sweltering summer days. From Doxa to Seiko, we have rounded up the best dive watches for 2026 summer.

A minimalist dial and three sophisticated complications… H. Moser & Cie.’s new Endeavour Flyback Chronograph Dual Time Date makes a compelling statement with its newly developed movement and understated aesthetic.

Heritage once again serves as a source of inspiration as Panerai dives into the depths of its history, revisiting the 1960s for its new PAM01731 and PAM01732 models.

The “unique piece” Excalibur Moonlight by Roger Dubuis opens a portal to the mysterious universe of outer space through its intricately crafted dial.

One of the highlights of Patek Philippe’s novelties at Watches and Wonders 2026 is the Ref. 6105G Celestial Sunrise & Sunset, distinguished by its sunrise and sunset scale.

IWC introduces the Pilot’s Venturer Vertical Drive, specially developed for Vast’s Haven-1 mission set to take place in 2027, at Watches and Wonders 2026.

Paying tribute once again to its heritage, Zenith presents the G.F.J model in new interpretations with yellow gold and tantalum cases.

Omega introduces a groundbreaking chapter with its new Constellation Observatory line, marking a first in watchmaking: the debut of two-hand models bearing the Master Chronometer certification.

The new Longines HydroConquest models are unveiled through a campaign film set on Tenerife, one of the world’s most captivating islands, where time is portrayed as a dialogue between sea and land.

Bvlgari’s new Eclettica collection opens a poetic gateway to high-jewelry watchmaking.

Girard-Perregaux pays tribute to its heritage in minute-repeating timepieces dating back to the 19th century and invites us to listen to the sound of time with the new Minute Repeater Flying Bridges.