IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN INTRODUCES ”IWC.CURATED”
IWC Schaffhausen is introducing IWC. Curated., its offering of hand-picked historical IWC watches. Individually selected by experts from the IWC Museum, IWC. Curated. watches cover some of the most significant eras of the brand’s watchmaking history and are now available in selected boutiques worldwide. Each watch under this label has been meticulously inspected, restored and serviced by IWC’s experienced vintage watchmakers in Schaffhausen. IWC. Curated. watches are certified and come with the IWC International Limited Warranty, which can be extended to eight years upon registration.
FROM CARBON REVOLUTIONS TO LUNAR RHYTHMS, TAG HEUER TACKLES AVANT-GARDE HORIZONS
At Geneva Watch Days 2025, TAG Heuer lays out its future in crystal-clear terms. Unveiling two headline-grabbing debuts, the maison leaps ahead on all fronts—technical ingenuity, aesthetic flair and peak performance. First, the TH-Carbonspring models shatter conventions with their pioneering carbon-composite hairsprings, redefining precision and robustness. Then, the Carrera Astronomer showcases the brand’s mastery of horological poetry, pairing celestial complications with exquisitely sculpted lines. United, these launches embody TAG Heuer’s unwavering credo: every watch is Designed to Win.
Vacheron Constantin unveils the Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-thin
Vacheron Constantin expands its Overseas collection with two new editions of the Overseas Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin: one in pink gold paired with a matching pink–gold dial, and the other in white gold, set off by a deep burgundy lacquer dial.
Van Cleef & Arpels extends the Extraordinary Dials collection
Van Cleef & Arpels continues to enchant the world of haute horlogerie with its recently expanded Extraordinary Dials™collection - a celebration of craftsmanship, imagination, and poetic storytelling.
Breitling continues its partnership with IRONMAN®
Breitling and IRONMAN® Unveil Limited Edition Watches for 2025 World Championships
Roger Dubuis presents the new Excalibur Spider Flyback Chronograph
Roger Dubuis unveils the Excalibur Spider Flyback Chronograph, a Geneva Seal–certified wristwatch that marries haute horology with motorsport spirit. Its fully integrated movement houses both a vertical clutch and a column wheel, honoring traditional chronograph craftsmanship while delivering razor-sharp performance.
The Datsun 240Z and Prospex Speedtimer: new watches honor icons of the late 1960s and early ‘70s.
During the transformative 1960s, Seiko played a pivotal role in advancing precision timekeeping, particularly in the realm of international sports. The brand became a trusted partner for athletes, providing timing solutions capable of recording results with an accuracy down to one-hundredth of a second.
IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN EXTENDS ITS COLORS OF TOP GUN COLLECTION
Adding a new ceramic color to its Colors of TOP GUN collection, IWC Schaffhausen introduces the Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 TOP GUN Miramar. The watch features a ceramic case in a new color named TOP GUN Miramar, a light blue shade developed by IWC and Pantone®. The case is paired with a matching dial and rubber strap in the same hue. In addition, the Swiss luxury watch manufacturer launches a new version of the Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 in stainless steel featuring a TOP GUN Miramar dial and rubber strap. Both chronographs are powered by the movements from the IWC-manufactured 69000 caliber family, offering a 46-hour power reserve.
Breitling unveils the Erling Haaland Signature Chronomat
Swiss luxury watchmaker Breitling has partnered with football sensation Erling Haaland to unveil a celestial-inspired collection of watches: the Erling Haaland Signature Chronomat. Featuring dials crafted from ancient meteorite, the collection bridges cosmic rarity with athletic excellence in a trio of limited-edition models.
Piaget’s new High Jewellery collection reinvents the Maison’s connections to art and design
Shapes of Extraleganza delves deep into the daring, shapeshifting, playful elegance that is the essence of the Maison’s mistakable style. Following last year’s Essence of Extraleganza, this is the second in a trilogy of collections exploring Piaget’s creative roots in the 1960s and 70s, maximising and modernising concepts, pushing boundaries of both design and craftsmanship, challenging preconceptions, reinvigorating the Maison’s original audacity and bold ingenuity.