@richardmille enters the breakaway with Colnago.

The new RM 64-01 Tourbillon Colnago brings the Italian bicycle maker’s performance cues into Richard Mille’s high-technical watchmaking universe. Developed with Colnago’s designers, the watch is built around a skeletonised manual-winding tourbillon calibre shaped by lightness, transparency and volume.

Its openworked architecture recalls the frame of a racing bicycle, while the fast-rotating barrel at 1 o’clock and variable-inertia tourbillon at 7 o’clock create a layout that echoes a bicycle drivetrain. The titanium upper bridges also reference the star-shaped geometry of Colnago’s Master frames, with a colour palette drawn from the Colnago C68.

Cased in White Quartz TPT with Azure Blue Quartz TPT inlays and 5N red gold accents, the RM 64-01 Tourbillon Colnago is limited to just 50 pieces. ...

@mbandf marks the opening of its new New York Lounge with a dedicated edition of the LM101 EVO, created exclusively for the space and limited to 25 pieces.

The new LM101 EVO NYC Edition arrives in a warm and striking rose gold and black colourway, pairing a 5N+ rose gold case with a black PVD-treated dial plate finished with a sunray-brushed effect. The contrast adds even more depth to one of MB&F’s most recognisable layouts, where a large flying balance wheel hovers above the dial alongside the floating subdials for the time and power reserve.

The watch remains faithful to the LM101 EVO introduced in 2025, including its enhanced 60-hour power reserve and the hand-finished movement architecture developed in-house by MB&F, with movement aesthetics and finishing specifications by Kari Voutilainen.

As part of the EVO family, it is built with everyday wearability in mind, combining a screw-down crown, 80m water resistance and MB&F’s FlexRing shock protection system. Turning the watch over reveals a discreet “MB&F NYC” engraving on the caseback, marking the opening of the brand’s newest destination in Manhattan. ...

@seikowatchofficial Seiko Prospex Heritage Diver’s GMT returns with a specification that delivers pro dive-watch credentials courtesy of 300 meters of water resistance, and a redesigned clasp with 15mm of on-the-fly adjustability. Inside beats the Calibre 6R54 with a 72-hour power reserve. Two new colour ways complete this refined evolution of Seiko’s classic diver. ...

@bellrosswatches turns the BR-03 into a miniature landing pad with the new BR-03 Helipad.

Limited to 500 pieces, the watch continues the brand’s long-running exploration of aviation instruments, this time looking to the world of rescue helicopters. The idea begins with a simple visual analogy: the steady motion of a seconds hand, reimagined as the rotating blades of a helicopter.

On the dial, the BR-03 Helipad recreates the image of an aircraft hovering above its landing base. A black rotating helipad disc displays the hours, with a yellow photoluminescent index ensuring clarity against the outer scale. The minutes are carried by the helicopter fuselage itself, with its nose serving as the marker, while the central rotor blades mark the passing seconds. Yellow Super-LumiNova X2 details reinforce both nighttime legibility and the colour codes of aerial rescue and emergency visibility.

The watch is housed in Bell & Ross’ familiar 41mm BR-03 case, made here in micro-blasted black ceramic and water-resistant to 100 metres. Power comes from the BR-CAL.327 automatic calibre, offering 54 hours of autonomy. It is delivered with two straps: a bright yellow rubber strap and a black synthetic fabric strap, both fitted with a matte black PVD pin buckle. ...

@breitling pays tribute to Eddy Merckx with the new Top Time B01 Eddy Merckx.

Regarded as one of cycling’s greatest riders, Merckx built a record that still sounds almost impossible today: 525 victories, 11 Grand Tours, three World Championships and 19 Monument classics. His relentless appetite to win earned him the nickname “The Cannibal”, and his legacy remains one of the sport’s great benchmarks.

Announced as the 2026 Tour de France approaches, the new Top Time B01 Eddy Merckx continues Breitling’s cycling-themed Top Time series, following last year’s Coppi and Bartali editions. It also draws from a deeper link between Breitling and cycling, with the brand producing cycling-oriented stopwatches as early as the late 19th century, followed by timing apparatus used for official cycling races in the 1930s.

The watch comes in a 41mm stainless steel case with classic mushroom chronograph pushers and a bright yellow dial, a clear reference to the Tour de France’s yellow jersey. Silver “squircle” subdials, Super-LumiNova hour and minute hands, Merckx’s signature at six o’clock, and “Eddy Merckx” replacing the usual “Units Per Hour” text on the tachymeter scale add to the tribute.

On the caseback, the inscriptions “Eddy Merckx Tribute” and “One of 525” nod directly to his career victory total. Inside is the Breitling Manufacture Caliber 01, a COSC-certified automatic chronograph movement with a column wheel, vertical clutch and 70-hour power reserve.

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As part of its 145th anniversary celebrations, @movado introduces the Alta Centurion, a 41mm octagonal automatic chronograph that represents a new high point in the brand’s contemporary design language.

Named after the Esperanto word for “the peak”, the Alta Centurion brings together geometry, materiality and mechanical watchmaking in a case and integrated bracelet crafted from 904L Durasteel. Its textured dial incorporates Movado’s sculpted dot motif, paired with azuré-finished chronograph subdials and Swiss Super-LumiNova markers for low-light legibility.

Inside is the hand-assembled Swiss automatic Movado Caliber 95A, beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour and visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback. The movement is finished with rhodium plating, blued screws, perlage, Côtes de Genève and snail finishing.

Across the case and bracelet, satin-brushed surfaces and polished chamfers create a sharper play of light across the watch’s octagonal architecture, while one version adds a solid 18K gold bezel for a warmer, more precious expression. The Alta Centurion is available in three 41mm automatic chronograph versions, including two in 904L Durasteel and one with an 18K gold bezel. ...

@zenithwatches turns to the City of Light for its latest destination-inspired release with the new Chronomaster Original Paris Edition.

Limited to 50 pieces and created exclusively for the French market, the watch follows the DEFY Skyline Paris Edition of 2024, but takes a more heritage-driven approach. This time, Zenith draws on the timeless proportions of the Chronomaster Original — itself inspired by the 1969 A386 — to interpret Paris through balance, symmetry and architectural elegance.

The key visual cue is the new gradient verdigris dial, inspired by the patinated copper rooftops, domes and architectural details that shape the Paris skyline. It gives the watch a distinctive identity, while staying true to the clean, balanced layout that has long defined the El Primero chronograph.

Inside is the El Primero 3600, Zenith’s high-frequency automatic chronograph movement beating at 36,000 vibrations per hour and capable of displaying 1/10th of a second via the central chronograph hand. Visible through the sapphire caseback, it also features the brand’s signature blue column wheel, an openworked rotor and a 60-hour power reserve. The Chronomaster Original Paris Edition is delivered on a stainless steel bracelet with Zenith’s Zenclasp folding clasp and an additional black nubuck strap. ...

@czapekgeneve continues its meteorite dial story with the new Antarctique Frozen Meteor.

Following the Antarctique Green Meteor of 2024, the latest Frozen Meteor editions shift the tone to something cooler: a light denim blue inspired by polar ice, winter skies and the metallic character of meteorite itself.

Both models feature dials made from slices of Gibeon meteorite, acid-washed and hand-polished to reveal their natural Widmanstätten pattern. A light blue lacquer is then applied in successive layers, allowing the dial to shift with the light while preserving the crystalline structure that makes each piece unique.

The release also introduces the new V2 generation of Czapek’s integrated stainless steel bracelet, retaining the collection’s familiar design language while improving precision, feel and functionality with tighter tolerances, a redesigned clasp and a push-button quick-change system.

Inside, both watches are powered by Czapek’s in-house Calibre SXH5, complete with a 60-hour power reserve and a recycled platinum micro-rotor visible through the sapphire caseback. The Antarctique Frozen Meteor is limited to 38 pieces in 40.5mm, while the Antarctique S Frozen Meteor is limited to 25 pieces in 38.5mm. ...

Few @cartier shapes carry quite the same quiet charm as the Tortue.

First created in 1912, the Tortue is one of the maison’s earliest shaped watches, its softly rounded case taking inspiration from the form of a turtle’s shell. More than a century later, Cartier returns to the design in 2026 with new interpretations that show just how versatile the shape remains.

From its early years as a canvas for Cartier’s artisans, to the complications it would later house, the Tortue has always occupied a distinctive place in the maison’s watchmaking history. This year, that story continues with the Cartier Privé Tortue Chronographe Monopoussoir, alongside new time-only and métiers d’art executions.

Elegant, expressive and unmistakably Cartier, the Tortue remains proof that a great case shape can carry an entire legacy.

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@parmigianifleurier brings a brighter edge to its sportier side with the new Tonda PF Sport Chronograph Ultra Cermet in Mineral Blue.

While the brand is often celebrated for its dressier and more understated expressions, this latest release leans into a more full-throated sports watch character. Its 42.5mm case is made in Ultra Cermet, a material created by sintering ceramic and titanium powder under specific conditions, resulting in a 40% metal content. The idea is to bring together the cool, tactile feel of titanium with the hardness and temperature resistance of ceramic.

The dark case and black satin-finished dial are lifted by Mineral Blue accents across the three chronograph registers, along with a matching blue rubber strap finished with a textile pattern. It gives the watch a brighter, more summery energy while keeping the overall look technical and sporty.

Inside is the automatic Calibre PF070, a high-frequency chronograph movement beating at 36,000 vph, with 65 hours of power reserve and a 22-carat rose gold openworked rotor offering a view of the column wheel, balance and several of its 288 components.

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Few complications capture the romance of @patekphilippe quite like the World Time.

Following the recent CHF 7.96 million result for the Ref. 2523 “South America” at Phillips Geneva Watch Auction: XXIII, we look back at the history, rarity and enduring appeal of Patek Philippe’s World Time watches — from Louis Cottier’s Heures Universelles system to the early HU references, the Ref. 1415, the legendary Ref. 2523 and the modern World Time revival.

It is a story of technical ingenuity, enamel artistry, auction benchmarks and, above all, the idea of placing the world on the wrist.

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