@hermes continues to explore its sporty side with this latest take on the H08. Since its debut in 2021, the model has stood out as one of the most contemporary masculine offerings in the brand’s timepiece range. These two new executions blend the softened square case shape with an unusual and lightweight case design, made from a composite braided glass fibre, with an aluminium-coated surface with a sunburst satin-brushed ceramic bezel. Offered in two versions — a monochrome white on white, or a striking white and blue option. Both are powered by the Hermès H1837 and fitted with a rubber strap with a fabric texture. ...

@ralphlauren revisits its founding year with the Vintage ’67 in 18K gold. The name honours 1967, when the designer established his company, while the collection draws on Ivy League classics, English haberdashery and American sporting style.

For Fall 2026, the watch pairs an 18K gold case with a black lacquered dial. Arabic numerals in cream tones, gold-toned hands and a railway minute track give it a vintage look, with running seconds displayed in a subdial at 6 o’clock. Inside, a Swiss mechanical movement from La Joux-Perret offers 90 hours of power reserve. A stitched black leather strap completes the design. ...

Last week was a big one for watch launches, with plenty of variety. @mbandf brought the LM1 back in EVO form, while @hublot revisited its 1980 original with the Classic Fusion Tributo. @urwerkgeneve rearranged its wandering hours on the UR-300 Time Quantum’s jumping T-frame, and @ressence_watches introduced the TYPE 10 DN with its own RW-04 movement driving an oil-filled display.

@mingwatches and @massenalab set sapphire discs in motion on the 57.09 Secret Honey, while @bellrosswatches sent a spaceplane around the BR-03 Space Mission. @biverwatches went smaller with its first steel watch, the hand-wound 38mm AB. @hermes gave the H08 blue and white ceramic bezels, and @iwcwatches got ahead of the Year of the Goat with a gold-colored Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph 41.

@tagheuer put Oracle Red Bull Racing’s colors on the Formula 1 Solargraph, and @breitling opened a bespoke Super Chronomat program exclusively to Aston Martin Valhalla owners. @formexwatch added red accents to the meteorite dial of its Essence Ceramica Dark Matter Redshift.

@arnoldandson added stop-seconds to the DSTB’s jumping seconds display. There’s also @ralphlauren’s smaller 38mm Western Cushion, featuring engraved sterling silver and a choice of lacquer or natural turquoise dials.

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@moserwatches and @saquon have created a Pioneer that pairs exposed mechanics with a domed aventurine subdial.

The Pioneer Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Aventurine Saquon Barkley grew from a meeting between the American football player and Moser co-owners Edouard and Bertrand Meylan at Barkley’s family home. His longstanding interest in skeleton watches guided the collaboration.

The aventurine subdial appears to float above the skeletonised movement and its anthracite PVD-finished bridges. A 42.8mm steel case provides 120 metres of water resistance, while a white rubber strap completes the watch. Inside, the automatic HMC 811 offers at least 74 hours of power reserve. Its one-minute flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock uses a cylindrical hairspring with two Breguet overcoils, handcrafted by specialists at Precision Engineering AG.

The edition is limited to 97 pieces in honour of Barkley’s birth year, 1997. After dark, the numerals 2 and 6 glow in Super-LumiNova as a tribute to his jersey number 26, while the hands feature Globolight inserts. ...

Space Traveller I and II will be exhibited side by side for the first time at @iamwatch_official.

Presented by @phillipswatches in Association with Bacs & Russo and @thehourglass_official, “George Daniels 100: The Genesis of Artisanal Watchmaking” assembles 22 Daniels watches in Singapore to mark the centenary of his birth.

Both Space Travellers display mean solar and sidereal time, with Space Traveller II adding a chronograph switchable between the two. Daniels kept the second watch as his personal timepiece until his death in 2011.

Other highlights include the Grand Complication, with its minute repeater, instantaneous perpetual calendar and co-axial tourbillon, alongside the Banbery Millennium, Unique Anniversary and Four-Minute Tourbillon wristwatches. A platinum Omega De Ville Co-Axial Limited Edition from 1999 also illustrates the wider influence of his escapement invention.

A new Phillips documentary exploring Daniels’ legacy will have its avant-première on 14 November, incorporating interviews and archival footage. After Singapore, the exhibition will travel to Phillips London in early 2027. The exhibition will be open to the public from 13 to 15 November 2026, from 11am to 8pm daily, at The Singapore EDITION. ...

Morgan Stanley’s latest report on the secondary watch market comes with a mixed message. While prices on the secondary market are continuing to rise overall in 3Q26, momentum is slowing, with +1.2% QoQ. In addition, the major public groups, Richemont, Swatch and LVMH all recorded a sequential uptick in secondary prices, with Richemont performing strongest at +2.3% up. The strongest group performers were A. Lange & Söhne, Vacheron Constantin and Cartier.

In addition to rising prices, value retention saw continued improvements, with secondary prices mostly increasing compared to retail prices which remained relatively flat over this period. Broadly speaking, the Morgan Stanley report sees 3Q26 as a positive one, albeit with a more balanced outlook. ...

@bulova Bulova is heading into the field as part of the latest attempt to solve one of aviation’s greatest mysteries.

The watchmaker is supporting the Taraia Object expedition on Nikumaroro, where a 17-person team is investigating an anomaly that could potentially offer new evidence in the disappearance of Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan. The pair vanished in July 1937 while attempting to circumnavigate the globe aboard Earhart’s Lockheed Electra 10-E.

Along for the expedition are three watches drawn from very different corners of Bulova’s history: the bronze Mil Ship, inspired by a 1957 U.S. Navy prototype; the gloriously orange Oceanographer “Devil Diver”, with 200 metres of water resistance; and the military-derived Hack Watch. More importantly, they are not merely appearing in campaign imagery. The watches are being worn by members of the expedition in the field.

The search is now focused on the Taraia Object, an anomaly first identified through satellite imagery in 2020 and subsequently found to be visible in aerial photographs dating as far back as 1938. Researchers on Nikumaroro have begun surveying the lagoon using magnetometer and side-scan sonar technology, though the expedition has stressed that it is still far too early to draw conclusions.

Almost 90 years after Earhart disappeared, the story remains unfinished. Bulova is now along for the latest chapter.

#Bulova #AmeliaEarhart #Nikumaroro #TaraiaObject #MilShip #Oceanographer #DevilDiver #HackWatch #RevolutionWatch ...

@formexwatch Formex takes the Essence Ceramica further into the dark with the new Dark Matter Redshift.

The 41mm case and bracelet are made entirely from zirconium oxide ceramic, but this time the finish is predominantly matte, with finely sandblasted surfaces broken up by narrow diamond-polished accents along the case and bezel.

The dial is cut from solid Muonionalusta meteorite and given a black-gold galvanic treatment that preserves its Widmanstätten pattern while pushing the colour toward deep anthracite and near-black. A red seconds hand, matching lettering and chapter-ring markings add the motorsport reference behind the Redshift name.

Underneath, the familiar Formex engineering remains, including the patented Case Suspension System and full ceramic bracelet with on-the-fly micro-adjustment. Power comes from the COSC-certified Sellita SW200-2 Power+, now delivering up to 65 hours of reserve.

The Formex Essence Ceramica 41mm Dark Matter Redshift is priced at CHF 3,500 / USD 4,450, with production limited to 100 pieces annually.

#Formex #EssenceCeramica #DarkMatterRedshift #MeteoriteDial #CeramicWatch #RevolutionWatch ...

One of watchmaking’s more intriguing executive moves of the year sees François-Henry Bennahmias reportedly heading to @hublot Hublot as a consultant.

Bennahmias needs little introduction. During more than a decade at the helm of @audemarspiguet Audemars Piguet, he helped take turnover from CHF 630 million to more than CHF 2 billion, tightened distribution, and pushed the Royal Oak deep into popular culture through projects ranging from celebrity partnerships to the much-debated Marvel collaborations.

More recently, Bennahmias has been working on The Honorable Merchants Group, a luxury incubator set to launch watchmaking brand @n3w5watches N3W5. Where this fits in with Bennahmias` Hublot consulting remains to be seen.

The timing of his role at Hublot is especially interesting as @arnaultjean Jean Arnault assumes a broader role across @lvmh LVMH’s watch activities. @julien.tornare Julien Tornare remains CEO, while Bennahmias is, for now, joining in an advisory capacity.

Neither Hublot nor LVMH has publicly detailed the scope of his role, and while no one is questioning Bennahmias proven track record for increasing brand prestige, the question is, just what will be his focus at Hublot.

#Hublot #FrancoisHenryBennahmias #AudemarsPiguet #LVMH #JeanArnault #WatchIndustry #RevolutionWatch ...

@thehourglass_official’s @iamwatch_official returns to The Singapore EDITION from 12–15 November 2026, with public days from 13–15 November. Its newly announced program puts the people behind independent watchmaking in the spotlight, with 45 makers and friends of the retailer attending.

The conversations cover starting a watch brand, designing for the present and the relationships between independent makers and larger houses. For “Who Actually Invents Anything Anymore?”, independent watchmakers @andreasstrehler, @karivoutilainen and @rogerwsmithltd join Akrivia founder @rexhep.rexhepi in a discussion moderated by Revolution and The Rake founder @wei_koh_revolution.

George Daniels’s centenary also runs through the program, with lectures by Smith, a conversation featuring @phillipswatches senior consultant Aurel Bacs and a screening of The Watchmaker’s Apprentice. There are also GTGs with established and emerging makers, @manofthehourofficial screenings, and watchmaking masterclasses with Swiss Federal Master Watchmaker Michael Dubs.

Read our full program preview at RevolutionWatch.com (link in bio). ...

In 1980, Carlo Crocco launched @hublot with a gold watch on a rubber strap. Forty-six years later, CEO Julien Tornare has invited the founder back to revisit his original creation.

The result is the Classic Fusion Tributo. Its 38mm case retains the 12 slightly domed bezel screws, with a date at 3 o’clock and the MDM signature at 6. Two versions revisit the design: 18K yellow gold with a matte black dial, and 18K white gold with polished black onyx. Both come on black rubber straps.

The original’s quartz movement makes way for the automatic manufacture calibre HUB1711, offering approximately 60 hours of power reserve. Through the sapphire caseback, an H-shaped rotor appears in 22K gold for the yellow gold model and black tungsten for the white gold version. The case measures 9.5mm thick and is water-resistant to 100m.

The MDM initials carry a personal story, connecting Crocco’s wife Marie-Danielle with his Main Dans la Main Foundation. To mark the launch, Hublot is donating CHF 100,000 to the foundation, which supports vulnerable children and families.

Read more at RevolutionWatch.com (link in bio) ...