@parmigianifleurier Parmigiani Fleurier marks its 30th anniversary with one of Watches and Wonders 2026’s more discreet technical achievements: the Tonda PF Chronograph Mystérieux, a stealthy chronograph that deserves far more attention than its minimalism first suggests.

At rest, it appears to be a pure three-hand watch. But a single press of the monopusher integrated at 7:30 sets the mechanism in motion: the rhodium-plated hands separate from their alignment and begin measuring elapsed time, while a rose-gold set of hands takes over the display of the current time.

A second press stops the chronograph, holding the elapsed reading in place while the rose-gold hands continue to indicate real time. A third press resets the display, with the chronograph hands returning to alignment and disappearing back into the watch’s time-only facade.

It is a rethinking of the chronograph that places discretion, clarity and mechanical ingenuity above spectacle.

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With the Mesure du Temps 1787 Chronomètre FB 2TV, @ferdinandberthoud opens a new chapter built around an entirely new movement. Conceived as the successor to the now-discontinued Calibre FB-T.FC, the watch introduces an inverted calibre that places its formidable chronometric mechanics in full view, while retaining the technical hallmarks that have come to define the brand’s approach: chain-and-fusée transmission, a tourbillon regulator and a cone-and-feeler power reserve system. At the same time, the new movement advances the concept further with the addition of hacking seconds and a zero-reset mechanism, extending its concern with precision beyond construction alone and into the experience of use.

What makes the FB 2TV especially compelling is the way it brings together historical solutions, mechanical purity and chronometric intent without turning any of them into mere theatre. Its flying tourbillon, reworked fusée-and-chain layout, refined planetary differential and carefully re-engineered barrel all serve a movement focused on greater efficiency, stability and directness.

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For the 100th anniversary of the Oyster, @rolex gives the Oyster Perpetual a notably more expressive character with the new “Jubilee” dial. Though the Oyster Perpetual remains the brand’s simplest and most accessible anniversary release, this version is also the most eye-catching, with a dial built up from more than ten colours and a motif that traces its roots back, according to Rolex, to the 1970s. Long associated with more restrained, usually single-colour executions, the Jubilee pattern returns here in a far more vivid form, turning one of the brand’s most familiar entry points into something playful. Beneath the colour, however, the fundamentals remain intact. The watch retains the Oyster Perpetual’s familiar technical package, including the cal. 3230, a 100M Oystersteel case, and an Oyster bracelet fitted with the Oysterclasp and Easylink extension.

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Seen at Watches and Wonders 2026, @cartier marks the 10th Opus of its Privé collection with three of its most emblematic forms: the Crash Squelette, Tortue Chronograph Monopoussoir and Tank Normale.

Brought together in platinum, the trio revisits these historic designs with a unified approach, where proportion, shape and execution take precedence, reinforcing Cartier’s enduring mastery of form.

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@tagheuer approaches one of watchmaking’s most established complications from a radically different angle with the new Calibre TH80-00. Developed over five years in partnership with Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier and built specifically for the Monaco, the square-shaped high-frequency movement replaces the conventional column wheel or cam with bistable compliant mechanisms formed from flexible blades, rethinking how the chronograph’s start, stop and reset functions are controlled. The result is not simply a novel construction, but one that brings tangible gains in durability, reliability and user feel, with a smoother and more precise pusher action than a traditional chronograph architecture.

Paired with a vertical clutch, a 5Hz regulating organ and TAG Heuer’s carbon hairspring, the TH80-00 shows how radical mechanical engineering can still serve practical ends. Rather than adding complexity for its own sake, the movement simplifies the operating logic of the chronograph through an ingenious new approach, offering a more direct and robust solution to one of horology’s most demanding mechanisms.

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LIVE RELEASE — World Presentation of Haute Horlogerie (WPHH)

@franckmuller_geneve presents the Vanguard Aero Revolution 3 Skeleton.

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Seen at Watches and Wonders 2026, @audemarspiguet Audemars Piguet presents the Royal Oak Selfwinding in malachite, offered in both 41 mm and 37 mm — a reminder of just how much our perception of size has changed.

Once considered modest, 37 mm now feels like the sweet spot, while 41 mm takes on a very different presence on the wrist. Set against the rich, naturally striated green of malachite — each dial entirely unique — the Royal Oak feels both familiar and newly expressive at the same time.

Sometimes, it’s not about changing the watch — but how we wear it.

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The @patekphilippe Patek Philippe Nautilus did not become an icon overnight. When the Ref. 3700 appeared in 1976, it was met with something closer to bewilderment than enthusiasm: a large steel sports watch from a maison associated with ultra-thin gold dress watches, arriving in a world that had little idea what to make of it. And yet, within that apparent contradiction lay the seed of something lasting. Over the decades, through quiet refinement, fluctuating demand and the eventual frenzy surrounding the Ref. 5711, the Nautilus would go on to reshape not only Patek Philippe’s identity, but the very idea of what a luxury watch could be.

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The coin that tells time.

With La Pièce, @beaubleu_paris reimagines the watch dial through the lens of coin-making — partnering with @monnaiedeparis Monnaie de Paris, one of the oldest mints in the world, to bring centuries-old striking techniques into contemporary horology.

Rather than layering elements onto a dial, everything is pressed and sculpted directly from the metal itself. The result is something fundamentally different: a dial that is not assembled, but forged.

Across two expressions, the idea unfolds. N°1 plays with rippling relief and shifting light, while N°2 pushes further — with indices and surfaces machined directly into a single, sculpted plane.

A quiet but radical rethink of what a dial can be.

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@arminstrom pushes one of watchmaking’s most demanding complications into new territory with the Minute Repeater Resonance 12:59 First Edition. Limited to 25 pieces and developed as an entirely new watch, it combines the brand’s patented resonance system with a minute repeater architecture of unusual intricacy, bringing together two independent regulating systems, a full Westminster chiming sequence, and a newly introduced 12:59 function that allows the wearer to activate the longest possible strike of the mechanism on demand.

Housed in a slimmer 42 mm titanium case, the watch also refines Armin Strom’s openworked language into something more balanced and restrained, placing the resonance clutch, twin balance wheels, four hammers and gongs, and visible flying governor at the centre of the composition.

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@franckmuller_geneve revisits one of its most important technical signatures with the Vanguard Aero Revolution 3 Skeleton, a new interpretation of the Revolution 3 first introduced in 2004. Unveiled at this year’s World Presentation of Haute Horlogerie, the new watch does not attempt to reinvent the complication itself so much as rethink how it is seen, experienced and structurally framed.

Openworked on all four sides and reduced to the strict minimum, the 18K rose gold Vanguard case shifts the emphasis towards visibility, architecture and mechanical theatre, while the movement is mounted directly onto the caseback in a configuration that more closely intertwines calibre and case. Powered by the new manually wound in-house calibre MVT FM 2031-SMR-VS-NR with a 10-day power reserve, the watch turns Franck Muller’s tri-axial tourbillon into a more immersive and spatial proposition, placing the maison’s technical history in a more exposed and contemporary architectural form.

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For Watches & Wonders 2026, @chronoswiss_official presents four different expressions of what its idea of modern mechanical watchmaking can be. The new line-up moves across contemporary travel watchmaking, decorative craft, unconventional digital display mechanics and historical design revival, while remaining unmistakably rooted in the brand’s own vocabulary. The PULSE GMT appears in two distinct forms, from the elevated métiers d’art execution of the Enamel Sky Gold to the more direct and wearable Silver Guilloché in titanium. Elsewhere, the Neo Digiteur Chronos turns Chronoswiss’ digital display language into something more theatrical and sculptural, while the Delphis Art Deco revisits one of the maison’s signature complications through a cooler, geometry-led historical mood.

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