Louis Vuitton adds the Tambour Convergence Mirror Steel to its guichet-style Tambour Convergence line, with a 37mm hardened stainless steel case and a mirror-polished finish. Hodinkee reports that the watch uses dragging hours and minutes rather than a jumping hour and sells for $25,200.
Oris adds an oxblood-red dial to the refreshed Big Crown Pointer Date, a 40mm stainless steel watch that stands apart from the pastel shades elsewhere in the collection. The Big Crown Pointer Date line dates back to 1938 and includes several variants defined by their movements and design cues.
Kiwame Tokyo, a Japanese watchmaking brand founded in 2025 and based in Asakusa, adds the Kubo Momiji in autumnal red to its Kubo collection, which features an off-centred, recessed small-seconds display at 4:30. Fratello's Robert-Jan Broer, who was pleasantly surprised by the earlier Kubo Sakura on the wrist, is curious how watch fans will receive the new version.
Farer has released a new Stratton II Moonphase with a black Eisenkiesel stone dial, replacing the original's hand-painted moon with a photorealistic, laser-etched moon display. The Stratton II follows the best-selling original Stratton moonphase model.
G-SHOCK presents the GAC-2500 and GMC-2500, two full-analog watches it links to 40 years of shock-resistant design.
Depancel releases a limited edition of its Autosport collection for the 2 Tours d’Horloge, a 24-hour historic racing endurance event at Circuit Paul Ricard.
Formex releases the Essence Ceramica Dark Matter Redshift, a full ceramic sports watch with a meteorite dial and Sellita SW200-2 Power+ movement.
Christiaan van der Klaauw and Ace Jewelers release the stAriadne, a 50-piece limited edition Ariadne with star-shaped hour markers.
Breitling and Watches of Switzerland debut two green Navitimer watches with two-tone styling, a take on the pilot's-watch icon.
PS Horology introduces the Tsuba 1720, a sporty-chic watch inspired by George Graham’s 18th-century watchmaking.
Glashütte Original brings Murano glass to its Senator line.
TanTan Wang visits Casio's Yamagata Casio factory in Higashine, Japan, the brand's only Japanese watch manufacturing site.
James Stacey and Tim Jeffreys compete in a shopping challenge at the Windup Watch Fair in New York, each spending a $250 budget.
Omega has quietly removed the Speedmaster X-33 Marstimer, a Mars-mission watch developed with ESA engineers, from its catalog.
Ruediger Bucher of WatchTime explains seven ways watches show the date.
Zach Kazan of Worn & Wound reviews the anOrdain Model 1 Porcelain, a $2,950 white porcelain-dial watch, after several weeks of wear.
Ariel Adams of aBlogtoWatch goes hands-on with the Louis Vuitton Monterey watches, a lugless range with ceramic cases.
Borna Bošnjak of Time+Tide traces the history of Heuer and TAG Heuer dive watches and how TAG Heuer uses reissues to revisit the Aquaracer collection.
Alex Rosenfield talks with Revolution about the new Urban Jürgensen maison, the UJ2 and the brand's plans ahead.
Jonathan Brinbaum talks with Revolution about the Bvlgari Octo Finissimo 37 and Brinbaum's life beyond the records.
Revolution Watch presents a video on six Blancpain watches that revived high watchmaking.
Fratello On Air discusses the challenges and opportunities of the Japanese watch market.
The 2026 Windup Watch Fair in New York brought over 40 new watch releases and 100-plus press registrants, along with a long entry line.
Revolution Watch presents a video inside Audemars Piguet's Perspectives on Time exhibition.