The brand, which closed in 1996, returns with eleven models ranging from $2,900 to $6,700—positioned at the entry level of the group Breitling has been building since 2023.
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.
Of the seven new versions of the 38 mm Speedmaster, one restores the black no-date dial of the automatic chronograph Omega sold from 1988 to 2010, the Reduced.
The Swiss watchmaker unveils 500 numbered pieces of the Monza Flyback Chronograph, named after the circuit where Ferrari won its drivers' title in 1975.
The Black Hole edition brings the descendant of the chronograph that reached the lunar surface on Apollo 15 into the most restrained case of its modern history, with a Musou-painted dial and Bulova's high-frequency quartz calibre.
The Swiss brand is adding five references to the collection it revived in 2024—with prices starting at $530—but understanding what you are buying requires first knowing how the Nivada name came to be owned by a local company in Mexico.
TAG Heuer, Team Ikuzawa, and Bamford Watch Department are collaborating once again on a 150-piece Carrera Glassbox that brings the Roadmaster pit-lane stopwatch to the wrist, three years after their first joint project.
The French microbrand pulls the Scalegraph out of limited-edition territory, redesigns the case, and pushes water resistance to 100 meters — with prices starting at €1,640.
The Mission to the Moon 1969 packs 11 grams of real Omega gold recovered from 1969 spare parts, costs $570, and only 1,969 people will get to own one.
TAG Heuer collaborated once again with Gulf Oil on the F1 Automatic chronograph: sandblasted titanium case and bracelet, forged carbon bezel, and the blue and orange livery that made a Porsche 917 a Le Mans legend.