With the arrival of the Piaget Polo 79 Two‑Tone, Piaget continues a renaissance that began in 2024 with the triumphant return of one of its most emblematic creations.

With the BR‑X3 Micro‑Rotor, the brand pushes its identity into a new conceptual space, presenting a watch that is experienced as a piece of mechanical architecture.

TUDOR expands its original expedition watch family with new Ranger models.

Born in 1952 under the vision of Willy Breitling, the Navitimer was more than a tool watch—it was a cockpit instrument shrunk to wrist size.

Developed in collaboration with its Roman partner Gioielleria GRANDE, the new SUB 200 Grande Roma features an elegant gradient dial, while its caseback is engraved with the Colosseum.

Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer reveals the TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5 45 mm x Formula 1, a titanium powerhouse designed to race with the thrill of every Grand PrixTM.

Breitling has officially partnered with Aston Martin and the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One™ Team, unveiling the Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 Aston Martin Aramco Formula One™ Team—a special-edition timepiece that celebrates Breitling’s return to the world of F1®.

Vacheron Constantin enriches its Overseas collection with a titanium tourbillon model featuring a deep red dial.

The Australian Open has long served as a proving ground for sporting excellence, but in recent years it has taken on an unexpected secondary role: a catwalk for high‑end watchmaking.