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.
The independent German firm that reinvented Glashütte after 1990 arrives at ORELO for the first time with an 18-karat gold dress watch featuring a black dial.
The Khaki Field Murph 38 mm already featured black and white dials; now it gains a third option in blue, with the same H-10 caliber and prices starting at $995.
Five years after discontinuing it, Tudor revives the tool watch that in 2015 introduced its first in-house manufacture movement, now with a GMT function and METAS certification.
The third watch Oris has developed with Disney's The Muppets runs on the Calibre 115, an in-house hand-wound movement with ten days of power reserve.
The Swiss watchmaker unveils 500 numbered pieces of the Monza Flyback Chronograph, named after the circuit where Ferrari won its drivers' title in 1975.
MB&F rebuilt from scratch the wandering hours mechanism invented by Vincent Calabrese decades ago and incorporated it into a steel watch accessible to any collector, available via a public lottery running until September 7.