The Grand Seiko SBGW325—a 600-piece limited edition—brings back the raised Arabic numerals of the 2001 SBGW003, set against a navy blue dial inspired by traditional Japanese indigo dyeing.
The collaboration with the Swiss deerskin brand Cervo Volante debuts a burgundy dial, inspired by autumn in the forests surrounding the Oris factory. Oris has been manufacturing watches in Hölstein, in the Waldenburg Valley, since…
NOMOS adds a black-dial world timer to its collection, and for the first time on this model the city ring and home-time display can be read in the dark.
The aviation line Longines launched in 2025 with black dials gains four matte blue references, two automatic and two hand-wound flyback chronographs.
Citizen breaks from its regular collections for this anniversary edition, limited to 5,000 pieces per reference, whose Caliber E036 stores a year of running time from light alone.
The new take on the ProPilot Date, redesigned in 2025, arrives in a multi-piece bronze case, a material with a character of its own that many collectors specifically seek out, paired with a dark green suede strap.
The new steel Vanac arrives on October 1st as a permanent reference, carrying a dial scattered with glittering particles and the calibre 8L45, derived from Grand Seiko's 9S65.
The Master Chrono Monopusher takes up a complication the Saint-Imier house first fitted to a wristwatch in 1911, with a hand-wound calibre, a column wheel and a pulsometer scale.
The chronograph loses two millimetres of diameter and more than one of height, swaps applied indexes for Arabic numerals, and arrives with a 60-piece edition sold only in Spain.
The Oris Social Club Edition II is a special edition for the brand's enthusiast clubs. It is based on the 43.50 mm Aquis Date Relief, and only 500 pieces were produced.