Patek Philippe presents the new Aquanaut Travel Time Reference 5269 in a new, non-gem-set 18K rose gold version featuring a highly refined color as reference 5269R. The opaline blue-gray dial is echoed by an integrated strap in matching composite material, secured by a patented Patek Philippe fold-over clasp featuring four independent safety catches. Equipped with an exclusive quartz caliber, this travel watch with its contemporary casual chic style is distinguished by its Travel Time display with a practical and discreet crown-operated setting system. The case is enhanced by contrasting poli ..read more

The Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse stands as a timeless icon in watchmaking history. Launched in 1968 as reference 3548, the first Golden Ellipse was presented with a mesh bracelet very similar to the one that was released a few weeks ago at Watches & Wonders 2024. In 1978, reference 3548 was replaced by reference 3738 which was the longest-running Golden Ellipse reference for 30 years, and replaced in 2008 by the current reference 5738 —available in platinum, white gold, and rose gold. The distinctive Golden Ellipse immediately captivated watch enthusiasts with its harmonious proportions ..read more

First presented in 2019 only four years after the polarizing release of the Patek Philippe Travel Time ref. 5524G Pilot’s watch, Patek Philippe presents a new version of the Alarm Travel Time ref. 5520 that is now equipped with a two-tone case in 18K rose gold featuring four 18K white gold pusher tubes —the cap of the tubes are in 18K pink gold and the tubes are barely visible— and a sunburst gray dial. This grand complication adds a 24-hour alarm mechanism while displaying the time to which the alarm is set on a double aperture digitally. The alarm signal is struck by a hammer on a classic ..read more

Another one of our favorites this year at Watches & Wonders 2024 is the new Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Micro-Rotor No Date Steel Platinum. This new watch is the epitome of watch art with its minimalistic design with no date and also features a new color called ‘Golden Siena’ on its dial. The dial is finished in Grain d'Orge —barley grain— hand-guilloché and fitted with 18K gold rhodium-plated indexes and Delta skeletonized hands. The Tonda PF Micro-Rotor has been at the heart of Parmigiani Fleurier’s revival since its launch in 2021. This sophisticated timepiece, with its in-house ..read more

MB&F’s connection to cars runs deep, starting in 2012 with the HM5, followed by the HMX in 2015, and the HM8 in 2016. Each of these iterations is linked by its instantly recognizable speedometer-style display on the side of the case that recalls the daring and futuristic design of the 1970s. A decade after their first automotive-inspired MB&F Machines, the brand presented the HM8 Mark 2 in 2023. The MB&F HM8 Mark 2 was initially offered in white or British racing green CarbonMacrolon and now is being presented in blue in a limited edition of 33 pieces. CarbonMacrolon was dev ..read more

The De Bethune DB Kind of Grande Complication, is a dual-sided masterpiece that illustrates the technical and artistic excellence cultivated by Denis Flageollet and the team in L’Auberson. Eight complications in total united in a watch with two different dials and which is fully reversible. This new watch combines a perpetual calendar with month and date in apertures, date in a subdial, a spherical moon phase indication, retrograde age of the moon and leap years, ultra-light tourbillon in blued titanium, jumping seconds, a power reserve indicator, as well as the double display of hours and mi ..read more

The first Tudor Black Bay GMT ref. 79830RB was released at Baselworld 2018 and it was an immediate success. Following that successful addition to the Black Bay lineup, a model with an opaline dial with a galvanic finish followed and was nicknamed ‘Albino’ like the vintage Rolex GMT Master ref. 6542 ‘Albino’. Not for Watches & Wonders 2024, Tudor has released a Black Bay 58 GMT Black Burgundy 'Coke' Bezel. Not a 41 mm Black Bay like its GMT predecessors but a 39 mm Black Bay 58. Why? Well, Rolex and Tudor do things like this to leave everyone wanting more. Fitted with a 39 mm case in stain ..read more

The Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Moon Phase Retrograde Date ref. 4010U/000G-H070 epitomizes understated elegance and timeless sophistication. With its clean lines, uncluttered dial, and slender profile measuring 9.7 mm in thickness, this watch exudes a classic charm that transcends fleeting trends. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and the highest level of Swiss watchmaking expertise, each timepiece in the Patrimony collection stands as a testament to Vacheron Constantin's rich heritage and commitment to excellence. Cased in a generous but understated-looking 18K white gold case me ..read more

The Vacheron Constantin Patrimony epitomizes understated elegance and timeless sophistication. With its clean lines, uncluttered dial, and slender profile at only 7.72 mm in thickness, the Patrimony exudes a classic charm that transcends fleeting trends. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and the highest level of Swiss watchmaking expertise, each timepiece in the Patrimony collection stands as a testament to Vacheron Constantin's rich heritage and commitment to excellence. Whether adorned with a simple two-hand configuration or a more complex look like that of the Moon Phase Retrogra ..read more

Adding to the Tudor Black Bay Master Chronometer lineup comes a new black dial with a black bezel insert model. This notable timepiece combines classic design elements with modern technological advancements. This model features a 41 mm stainless steel case with a polished and satin finish, giving it a versatile look suitable for both formal and casual occasions. The three new watches are reference M7941A1A0NU-0003 on a five-link (Jubilee) bracelet with Tudor ‘T-fit’ clasp, reference M7941A1A0NU-0001 on a three-link (Oyster) bracelet with Tudor ‘T-fit’ clasp, and reference M7941A1A0NU-0002 on ..read more