Christopher Ward adds the GPHG-shortlisted C1 Loco Classic to its Loco family
The British brand houses its CW-003 calibre, with a six-day power reserve and the balance visible on the dial, in a round case of classic design.
Fears adds the Opera Black, with an onyx and white lacquer dial, to its Arnos collection
The Bristol watchmaker, revived in 2016, brings the black-tie dress code to its rectangular watch with a polished black onyx dial around a white lacquer circle.
Trematic introduces the Archivio Uno Ref. 502 Mark II in three new versions
El Trematic Archivio Uno Ref. 502 Mark II, un automático de vestir de 38 mm de la casa ginebrina relanzada en 2022, lleva la versión sin fecha del Sellita SW200-1.
King Seiko Adds the Vanac HKF005, a Steel Model with a Glitter-Flecked Dial
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.
NOMOS Glashütte Dresses Its Orion Gold Neomatik in Black
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.
Seiko Presage x Tradman's Bonsai HCC009J1: Pine Bark on the Dial, 2,000 Pieces on the Label
A dial carrying the relief of aged black pine bark, the in-house 6R51 and 100 metres of water resistance for USD 1,350. Two thousand units is a lot for an edition that calls itself limited.
Seiko Returns to the 1913 Laurel With Two Handcrafted Dials
References HCC005 and HCC006 join the Presage permanent collection in September. Featuring enamel fired at approximately 800 degrees and Urushi lacquer, they are priced from $1,400.
Kiwame Tokyo Introduces the Yane, Its First Rectangular Watch, Shaped by Asakusa
Masami Watanabe’s microbrand now translates the architecture of his neighborhood’s temples onto the watch case; it is no longer just a detail on the dial.
The Tissot Visodate Recaptures the Spirit of the Original
The 2026 Visodate generation reduces its diameter to 39 mm, swaps the day-date display for an instant-change date—resulting in a cleaner dial—and solidifies its movement with an 80-hour power reserve, starting at €795.
The Arc: Beaucroft’s new watch inspired by a Cambridge bridge
This English microbrand, with six years on the market, turned an arch over the River Cam into the signature feature of its watch case. It costs £437, is hand-assembled in England, and ships to Mexico and Latin America.