@bvlgari brings the Aluminium firmly into summer with two new white-clad interpretations of its sport-chic icon.

Built around the collection’s signature contrast of aluminium and rubber, the new Bvlgari Bvlgari Aluminium White Automatic pairs a 40mm sandblasted aluminium case with a white rubber bezel, white rubber bracelet and opaline white dial. The result is crisp, monochromatic and unmistakably seasonal, while still carrying the graphic strength that has defined the model since its original 1998 debut.

Alongside it, Bvlgari introduces a special-edition blue dial version, limited to 500 pieces. Framed by the same white aluminium-and-rubber construction, the sunray blue dial brings a brighter note to the design, complete with blue indexes and hands, plus a red-tipped central seconds hand for contrast.

Both models are powered by the B77 automatic calibre, offering hours, minutes, central seconds, date and a 42-hour power reserve, with 100 metres of water resistance rounding out their everyday appeal. ...

@longines introduces a fully redesigned Master Collection, refreshing one of its most established lines with a more contemporary look across 30mm, 34mm, 39mm and 41mm sizes.

The update touches every part of the watch, from the dial and hands to the bezel and bracelet. At the centre of the redesign is a new barleycorn-pattern dial, bringing more texture and depth to the collection, while a newly shaped concave bezel gives the case a more sculptural profile. In the smaller 30mm and 34mm models, Longines offers silver barleycorn or white mother-of-pearl dials, with select references set with diamond indexes and others accented by yellow- or rose-gold details. The 39mm and 41mm versions take on a more classic expression, with silver or blue barleycorn dials, applied Arabic numerals, and select 41mm references featuring Eastern Arabic numerals.

Inside, the 30mm models are powered by the Longines L592.5 automatic calibre with a 45-hour power reserve, while the 34mm, 39mm and 41mm versions are fitted with the L888.5, offering up to 72 hours of power reserve. Both movements are equipped with silicon balance-springs, and every model includes a date display at 3 o’clock.

Completing the redesign are newly updated bracelets with shortened links and micro-adjustment, alongside leather strap options in complementary tones, giving the Master Collection a more versatile and considered finish on the wrist. ...

@alexzverev123 captured his first Grand Slam title at the French Open wearing @jacobandco.

Across his championship run at Roland-Garros, the German tennis star competed with the Epic X Skeleton in Black Titanium on wrist. Lightweight, openworked and built around a skeletonised architecture, the watch brought Jacob & Co.’s technical design language onto the clay courts.

For the trophy presentation, Zverev switched into the Epic X Ceramic, a 44mm white ceramic model limited to 101 pieces. Powered by the manual-winding JCAM02 calibre, the watch features 158 components, a 48-hour power reserve and the brand’s distinctive vertically aligned barrel and balance wheel architecture.

He was also seen wearing the Caviar Tourbillon Yellow Sapphires, a 47mm 18K rose gold flying tourbillon set with approximately 48.92 carats of yellow sapphires. Limited to 18 pieces, it is powered by Jacob & Co.’s automatic JCAA43 calibre and delivers a 42-hour power reserve. ...

Meet @mbandf`s latest fantastical Horological Machine: HM12 The Guardian.

A stunning duo comprising the HM12, a wristwatch with flying tourbillon and jumping hours, and The Guardian, a formidable robot that doubles as a watch stand, this is high horology meets Transformer universe. And no, before you ask, you cannot have one without the other.

Conceived and sold as a set, HM12 The Guardian looks back to one of the most omniscient figures in a boy’s world growing up: the robot. Here, it takes on a Transformer-like persona, with a Grade 5 titanium case, trailing minutes at 3 o’clock, jumping hours at 9 o’clock, and a flying tourbillon positioned as the “brain” of the machine.

Its most theatrical trick lies in its mechanical face shield. Wind the left-hand crown clockwise and the shield slowly protracts across the dial; wind it anti-clockwise and it retracts. The entire system is made up of more than 200 components and operates independently from the movement itself.

Turn the watch over and HM12 reveals an entirely different face. The caseback is more Legacy Machine than Horological Machine, with frosted bridges, polished angles, snailed twin barrels and a 22K 5N rose gold guilloché rotor, created with the help of Kari Voutilainen and Brodbeck Guillochage.

The Guardian completes the set with a magnifying glass shield, UV torch ray gun, mechanical thermometer and a drawer for storing the strap. Standing 38cm tall and weighing 15kg, it comes in purple, blue and green, with just 12 sets of each available.

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When @rolex unveiled its 2026 collection in Geneva earlier this year, it quickly became apparent that one of the overarching themes of the year would be a celebration of the centenary of 100 years of the Oyster case. Of course, this celebration was evidenced through the profusion of Oyster Perpetual releases, including a rare explicitly commemorative model in an entirely new configuration of Rolesor. But in addition to the watches, there’s the story behind them, which is just as important. Rolex is presenting Oyster Story, a major exhibition that tells the tale of this pioneering innovation. The exhibition is currently being held in Shanghai, at the West Bund Dome, and it is open from the 10th of June through to the 28th.

The story of the Oyster case can be explored in Shanghai in a variety of ways — the multilevel exhibition features plenty of watches — naturally — from rare and iconic models through to more contemporary creations. In addition to the watches, we get a glimpse at their inner workings, and can gain understanding around the innovation and technology that went into creating them.

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@rado brings a burst of summer color to the DiaStar Original Skeleton with a new trio of limited-edition releases in blue, green and red.

Each model reimagines the DiaStar Original Skeleton through bold, high-contrast colour pairings, combining the collection’s distinctive convex oval Ceramos bezel with an annular dial, matching rubber strap and an openworked display that puts the movement on full view. Across all three, the vibrant palettes frame the intricate mechanics within while giving one of Rado’s most recognizable designs a fresh seasonal energy.

Powering the trio is Rado’s calibre R808, a 25-jewel automatic movement equipped with a Nivachron hairspring and an 80-hour power reserve. Produced as limited editions of 555 pieces each, the skeletonized construction offers a closer look at the watch in motion, bringing a more expressive and dynamic quality to the DiaStar Original’s unconventional form. ...

Marilyn Monroe wore a Blancpain.

Long before its existence became known to the public, her diamond-set cocktail watch remained hidden among her personal effects. Rediscovered in 2016 and brought back to @blancpain1735, the extraordinary piece now inspires the new Ladybird Tribute, a capsule collection of seven unique watches created to mark the centennial of one of Hollywood’s most enduring icons.

Faithful to the original, the Ladybird Tribute revives its opaline dial, yellow-gold applied markers, conical hands and distinctive Art Deco geometry. Each watch is paired with a double-wrap strap in one of seven exclusive colours and engraved with a single letter from Marilyn’s name.

Crafted in 18K white gold and set with 85 diamonds, the seven unique pieces are powered by Blancpain’s ultra-thin in-house Caliber 510 manual-winding movement, offering a 52-hour power reserve.

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@blancpain1735 Blancpain introduces the Fifty Fathoms Tech, released on World Oceans Day.

The 3-hour bezel first appeared in 2023 on the Gombessa. The unconventional design is intended to work with the needs of real divers — technical diving with closed-circuit rebreathers means dives of two, three hours or more. A 60-minute bezel doesn’t cut it in the modern dive environment. More practically, marine life acclimatises to a diver`s presence the longer they stay down. Extended bottom time changes what you can actually observe.

This latest version builds on that 2023 original. With a 47mm Grade 23 titanium case, 300m water resistance, and an absolute black dial absorbing up to 97% of ambient light. The luminous material is split deliberately: blue emission for diving indications, green for the time for minimla confusion at depth. Add to that tool-free interchangeable straps in orange, black or white rubber and a date for convenience. The calibre is as impressive as the case, the 13P5A with a 120-hour power reserve.

The timing is deliberate too. Released on World Oceans Day alongside the latest chapter of Blancpain Ocean Commitment, now spanning over 20 years of marine research and conservation with PADI, Sulubaaï, Oceana and more.

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Unveiled in Geneva ahead of Watches and Wonders, MARLI Timepieces marks @marli MARLI New York’s first step into watchmaking. Building on more than a decade of design in fine jewelry, the collection translates MARLI’s distinctive aesthetic into watches with their own clear visual identity. ...

@oris continues its tradition of baseball-themed limited editions with a watch based on the brand’s popular Big Crown model. The Oris Lou Gehrig Limited Edition celebrates a player with a legacy beyond the game. The Yankees legend is also famous for his grace in the face of diagnosis with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. In the years after Gehrig’s diagnosis, his family, the New York Yankees and Major League Baseball have raised millions for ALS research, and Oris has partnered with The Lou and Eleanor Gehrig Family Foundation to continue that work.

The new Lou Gehrig Limited Edition is sized at 40mm and comes with both a baseball glove leather strap, and a NATO strap in Gehrig`s jersey colors. The watch comes in a commemorative box and includes a special baseball card.

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