Following up their successful debut @lvmh LVMH Watch Week showing, @tiffanyandco Tiffany & Co celebrates Jean with the launch of the jewellery-inspired Enamel Watch. An homage to the legendary designer Jean Schlumberger, whose work for Tiffany from the 1950s onward reshaped how colour, surface and decoration could be used to create unique fine jewellery, including the revival of  paillonné enamel, a 19th-century technique that layers hand-cut gold or silver leaf beneath translucent enamel.

The Enamel Watch translates that idea directly onto a timepiece. Its dial is divided into two parts: a fixed, diamond-set centre and a rotating outer ring that miniaturises the Croisillon bangle. The 12 signature cross-stitches, rendered in yellow gold, are not fixed hour markers. Instead, they move freely with the wearer’s motion in a small step of visual disruption that feels entirely in keeping with Schlumberger’s taste for wit and misdirection.

The Enamel Watch stands slightly apart from those of Tiffany’s LVMH stablemates. It is not a technical statement, nor is it a volume driver. Instead, it is a reminder that Tiffany’s watchmaking story does not begin with complications or manufacture status, but with objects made to be worn, admired and remembered.

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In little more than a decade, @moserwatches H. Moser & Cie. has progressed from relative obscurity to a position of genuine commercial success and influence in contemporary watchmaking. The brand defies easy classification. It is outwardly irreverent, yet underpinned by a manufacture with substantial foundational competencies including a fully integrated hairspring production through Precision Engineering.

A closer look inside the manufacture, which houses both @hautlence Hautlence and @precision.engineering Precision Engineering as well, reveals a methodical, engineering-led approach. Movements are conceived with reliability, serviceability and repeatability addressed from the outset, while production is structured for efficiency and consistency. The irreverence, it becomes clear, sits atop a disciplined approach to watchmaking that is rare among independents, where invention is tethered to function, durability and long-term viability.

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From time to time, the watch industry revives old names and carries their legacies forward, bringing remarkable stories from the past back into view. One such name is @arnoldandson Arnold & Son, an English watchmaking family established over two and a half centuries ago.

Since its revival in 1995, the brand has developed all its movements in-house, producing 15 calibers to date. It remains adventurous and creative, in the spirit of its founders, and offers a collection of complications that would make them proud. From supplying marine chronometers to the British Navy to today’s Constant Force Tourbillon, Arnold & Son continues to focus on precision timepieces – but it also knows how to have fun, resulting in watches like the Time Pyramid with its unique gear-train layout, and the Longitude sports watch.

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10 days to Chinese New Year. 🧧🐎
As the countdown begins, we turn the spotlight on eight horse-themed watches to help you pick your steed for the Lunar New Year.

Leading the pack is @blancpain1735 Blancpain, whose stunning Villeret Calendrier Chinois Traditionnel boasts the unusual complication stack of a full traditional Chinese calendar, a Gregorian date as well as moonphase. @piaget Piaget returns with an Altiplano featuring an exquisite Métiers d’Art dial by master enameller Anita Porchet, while @jaegerlecoultre Jaeger-LeCoultre turns the Reverso into a bona fide tribute with a majestic hand-engraved horse on its Grand Feu enamel caseback.

For lovers of métiers d’art, @arnoldandson Arnold & Son stages a celestial drama on the Perpetual Moon 41.5 Red Gold, while @louismoinet Louis Moinet delivers a fiery spectacle with the micro-painted Tourbillon Puzzle Fire Horse. Sportier stables gallop into Lunar New Year with mechanical muscle: @breitling Breitling channels ’60s adrenaline in the Top Time B01 Shadow Rider, @tagheuer TAG Heuer lights up its glassbox design with the Carrera Chronograph Year of the Horse, and @iwcwatches IWC Schaffhausen marks the season with a burgundy-toned Portugieser Automatic 42 featuring a rotor in the shape of a galloping horse.

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The award for Watch Revolution of the Year is given to the brand and watch that have revolutionized the industry by the sheer impact of their innovations. We are not looking at how new or, indeed, how clever said innovations might be, but rather, at how they reset expectations and challenge the norm, and in doing so, push the boundaries of what is possible in watchmaking today. Given these considerations, it was an unanimous decision to present the @rolex Rolex Land-Dweller with the Watch Revolution of the Year award. As a brand-new collection, the first since the debut of the Sky-Dweller in 2012, with an all-new caliber underpinned by a suite of patents, the Land-Dweller is a very public declaration of game-changing innovation, a clear signal from Rolex.

At the heart of the Land-Dweller is the Caliber 7135, Rolex’s first high-beat movement. It races ahead at 5Hz versus the steady 4Hz of modern Rolex calibers, all while still maintaining an impressive power reserve of 66 hours, thanks to the incredible Dynapulse escapement. In other words, it beats faster, measuring time to one tenth of a second, and most crucially, it does so more efficiently. On these terms, it is certainly one of the most innovative mechanical calibers produced at scale today, not limited to special editions or one-offs.

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@breitling Breitling announces a multi-year partnership with @astonmartin Aston Martin and the @astonmartinf1 Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team, marking its official arrival on the @f1 F1 grid. Fans can expect a whole lot more than just stickers on cars in this 360-degree partnership, and first off the grid is the stealthy cool Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team.

The new Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team comes in a lightweight titanium case, a first for the family, with carbon-fiber dial flecked with Racing Green, lime-tipped seconds hand from the team livery, and an embossed strap inspired by a racing harness. Inside beats the COSC-certified Manufacture Caliber B01. It is limited to 1,959 pieces, in tribute to the year Aston Martin first entered Formula One.

It is a natural evolution for a brand long linked to speed, precision and cultural icons. Speaking of icons, the relationship between the two houses runs deeper than the paddock. In 1965, a specially modified Breitling Top Time appeared on the wrist of Sean Connery in Thunderball, paired with the now-legendary Aston Martin DB5. It’s a subtle thread, but clearly one that still resonates.

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Since its introduction in 2021, the Tonda PF collection has been pivotal for @parmigianifleurier Parmigiani Fleurier, codifying the brand’s contemporary aesthetic and balanced design.

Today, the brand debuts the Agave Blue dial, offered in rose gold or steel. This subtle shade of blue shifts between mineral blue, subtle green and soft grey depending on how the light lands on the dateless hand-guilloché dial, engraved with the signature Grain d’Orge motif.

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The winner of the Revolution Award for best calendar watch goes to the @audemarspiguet Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Selfwinding Perpetual Calendar. You can make a very good case for the perpetual calendar as Audemars Piguet’s most iconic complication.

While there are countless examples of fine watchmaking that shape the manufacture’s heritage, the perpetual calendar brings out the very best in its soul.

Sébastian Vivas, Audemars Piguet’s Heritage and Museum Director, agrees, “Perpetual calendars have marked the history of Audemars Piguet since 1875.” The innovations of the 7138 movement ensure that it was a clear choice for the Best Calendar Watch of 2025.

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@georgerussell63 George Russell has been part of the @mercedesamgf1 Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team since 2022, and he’s achieved five wins in that time, so it’s high time he was honoured with his own celebratory IWC, or in this case, two. The @iwcwatches IWC Pilot’s Watch Automatic 41 and Chronograph 41 George Russell are built off a foundation of black ceramic and Ceratanium, and clad in Russell’s signature blue across the dial, lume and rubber straps. Each piece is limited to 1063 and carries Russell’s number 63 on the titanium case back. ...