Piaget releases the Andy Warhol Camouflage, a second limited edition in its collaboration with the Andy Warhol Foundation, with a marquetry dial set in sodalite, turquoise and gold that translates the 1986 Camouflage self-portraits into stone. The 45 mm 18k white gold cushion case wears smaller than its measurement suggests, and Piaget presents the piece as a sequel to the first Warhol edition.
Serica is adding a Golden Green edition to its Travel Chronometer 8315 GMT, with a green dial and a two-tone green bezel. The new version keeps the 39 mm steel case and Soprod C125 chronometer movement, and Worn & Wound gives its price as $2,342 USD.
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.
Rado debuts two autumn colorways of the DiaStar Original Skeleton, combining gold tones with open-worked mechanics.
Nomos adds an all-silver edition to its compact Club Sport neomatik 34 collection, replacing the first trio's colourful accents with silver and white.
Ateliers Associés, a new venture led by William Massena and Louis Westphalen-Lemaitre, offers business incubation to independent watchmakers, starting with Mickaël Gaspar's Souscription.
Yema has released the Senans Grande Lune CMM.22, its first manufacture moonphase model, with a sculpted luminous Moon, a micro-rotor and a slim 38.5 mm case. The piece opens a new dress watch collection for the Morteau brand, which is better known for tool watches such as the Superman and Flygraf.
Elodie Townsend of Worn & Wound reviews the Bulova A-11 Hack Jimmy, a movie tie-in field watch retailing for $795.
Nina Scally of WatchTime takes the Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue on an Iceland trip, from glacial lakes to 500-meter depths.
Ariel Adams of aBlogtoWatch reviews the 41mm titanium Tutima Patria 6612 with in-house movement.
aBlogtoWatch presents a sponsored holiday gift guide of Fossil watches, chosen as top picks for hard-to-buy-for people.
Matthew De Jesus of Revolution Watch takes a look at the watch collection Leica has built.
Balazs Ferenczi of Fratello looks at the DWC Terra, a €42 carabiner-shaped watch that spread widely on social media earlier this year.
On Fratello Talks, Jorg discusses recent shifts in the watch industry, from new launches to changing ownership structures.
Mark Kauzlarich of Hodinkee previews the Phillips and Sotheby's Geneva auctions, led by a steel Patek Philippe ref. 1436 and a Patek Philippe ref. 3970.
