Andrew Garfield was seen at Wimbledon wearing @iwcwatches’s new Ingenieur Automatic 35 with Pool dial, giving the latest addition to the collection an early moment in the spotlight.

The new Pool shade brings a bright aquatic tone to the Ingenieur’s signature Grid-pattern dial, giving the watch a lighter and more playful expression. Housed in a 35mm stainless steel case with an integrated bracelet, it pairs compact proportions with the familiar Genta-inspired design codes that continue to define the collection.

A mix of satin-brushed and polished surfaces adds visual contrast across the case, bezel and bracelet, while the sapphire caseback reveals the automatic Calibre 47110. The movement offers a 42-hour power reserve and is finished with circular graining, Geneva stripes and a gold-plated oscillating mass. ...

Last week brought a mix of yellow sports watches, city editions, meteorite dials and a field watch tied to one of this summer’s most anticipated films.

@greubel.forsey introduces the Balancier QM, the first watch to carry its Qualité Musée standard, formalising the level of hand finishing long associated with the Atelier. @czapekgeneve, meanwhile, brings a light denim-blue Gibeon meteorite dial to the Antarctique Frozen Meteor, offered in 40.5mm and 38.5mm limited editions.

@breitling honours cycling legend Eddy Merckx with a yellow-dial Top Time B01, while @bellrosswatches turns the BR-03 into a helipad-inspired display with yellow air-rescue cues.

@parmigianifleurier continues its Ultra-Cermet story with the Tonda PF Sport Chronograph Ultra-Cermet Mineral Blue, while @zenithwatches and @mbandf turn to city-specific editions: a France-exclusive Chronomaster Original Paris Edition and the 25-piece LM101 EVO NYC.

Sport also runs through the week, from @richardmille’s RM 64-01 Tourbillon Colnago, linked to high-performance cycling, to @tagheuer’s Formula 1 Chronograph x Gulf, dressed in one of motorsport’s most recognisable colour schemes.

@chronoswiss_official brings two different takes on gold with the Opus Dakar Sundown and Pulse GMT Frosted Guilloché Gold, while @longines returns to the Conquest Heritage Central Power Reserve with a light blue opaline dial and its distinctive power reserve display on rotating discs.

Closing the selection is @hamiltonwatch’s Khaki Field Auto The Odyssey, a bronze limited edition created with Christopher Nolan and tied to one of this summer’s most anticipated films.

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As America marked the Fourth of July, it felt like the right moment to look back at one of the country’s great watchmaking names: @hamiltonwatch

Today, Hamilton is perhaps best known for its long relationship with cinema, having appeared in more than 500 movies and television shows. But long before its watches found their way onto the silver screen, Hamilton was already deeply woven into the American story.

Founded in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1892, the brand emerged from a city that had spent years trying to build a serious watchmaking industry. What Hamilton brought was focus, discipline and industrial momentum, eventually becoming one of the defining names of American precision.

Its story runs through the railroad era, when accurate timekeeping became a matter of public safety; through World War II, when Hamilton halted civilian production to support the war effort; and into the electric age, when the Ventura gave the brand one of the most recognisable watch designs of the 20th century.

Hamilton watches may no longer be made in Lancaster today, but the city remains central to the brand’s emotional power. From railroad pocket watches and marine chronometers to the Ventura and its Hollywood legacy, Hamilton’s American story still has a place, a memory and an address.

Read the full story on RevolutionWatch.com (link in bio). ...

@bangkokwatchweek Siam Paragon Bangkok Watch Week is set to return for its second edition from 22 to 27 September 2026, bringing a larger horological showcase back to Bangkok.

Following its inaugural edition in 2025, this year’s event will expand to more than 45 participating watch and jewellery brands across six days at Siam Paragon. Returning names include A. Lange & Söhne, Cartier, Grand Seiko, H. Moser & Cie., IWC Schaffhausen, Jaeger-LeCoultre and Vacheron Constantin, while new additions for 2026 include Blancpain, Breguet, Greubel Forsey, MB&F, Parmigiani Fleurier, Tudor and Universal Genève.

The growth follows a strong debut, which according to the organisers drew more than 20,000 visitors, including over 200 international collectors, and generated a 92% increase in luxury watch sales during the exhibition period compared with the same period the year before.

For 2026, the programme will also expand with the involvement of the Fondation Haute Horlogerie, including The Symposium, the Academy Lounge and watchmaking workshops led by Swiss master watchmakers.

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@longines continues the evolution of the Conquest Heritage Central Power Reserve with a new light blue opaline-dial edition, bringing a softer, more contemporary expression to one of the brand’s most unique vintage-inspired displays.

First revived in 2024 to mark the 70th anniversary of the Conquest collection, the model draws from a remarkable Longines watch from 1959. Its defining feature is the central power reserve display, a distinctive Longines-developed function that uses two rotating discs at the centre of the dial to indicate the watch’s remaining energy from 64 to 0 hours.

The new version is housed in a 38mm stainless-steel case and powered by the exclusive automatic Longines calibre L896.5, equipped with a silicon balance spring and offering up to 72 hours of power reserve. The dial is completed with rhodium-plated applied indexes, “skyscraper”-style hands filled with Super-LumiNova, and a trapezoid-framed date display at 12 o’clock. The watch is also offered in two configurations: on a stainless-steel bracelet with a double-folding safety clasp and integrated micro-adjustment, or on a grey alligator strap with a heritage pin buckle. ...

@chronoswiss_official introduces two new watches that explore gold in very different ways: the Opus Dakar Sundown and the Pulse GMT Frosted Guilloché Gold.

The Opus Dakar Sundown brings a warmer expression to the brand’s skeletonised chronograph, with a 41mm case in stainless steel and 18ct red gold. Its brown openworked dial keeps the automatic Caliber C.741S in full view, with central chronograph seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour counters, small seconds and a date display. Paired with a sand-coloured nubuck leather strap, it draws from the tones of desert light and the final glow before sundown.

The Pulse GMT Frosted Guilloché Gold takes a more architectural and travel-focused approach. Housed in a 41mm 18ct gold case and paired with a new integrated rubber strap, it features a hand-guilloché brass dial that has been refined through sandblasting, giving the traditional craft a frosted, textured finish. Powered by the automatic Caliber C.6002, it displays home time and a second time zone across twin rotating discs, with a 55-hour power reserve.

Limited to 50 pieces, the Pulse GMT Frosted Guilloché Gold brings precious metal into one of Chronoswiss’s sportier and more modern design languages, while the Opus Dakar Sundown continues the expressive mechanical character of the Opus family. ...

@patekphilippe is offering a first look at what to expect from its WATCH ART Grand Exhibition Milan 2026 with the unveiling of two exceptional Rare Handcrafts timepieces.

The first is the “Burano” Ref. 992/193J-001, a unique yellow-gold pocket watch inspired by the Venetian island of Burano, with its canals, brightly coloured houses and traditions of lace-making. The second is the “Sicilian Oranges” Ref. 20179M-001, a unique dome table clock in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel, depicting orange trees in the foreground and Palermo beyond.

These two pieces set the tone for what will be Patek Philippe’s largest Grand Exhibition to date. Running from October 2 to 18, 2026 at the CityOval in Milan, the exhibition will span nearly 2,900 square metres across 15 themed areas, bringing together around 500 timepieces and objects, including the current collection, museum pieces, Rare Handcrafts creations and several limited editions launched for the occasion.

Following previous editions in Dubai, Munich, London, New York, Singapore and Tokyo, Milan becomes the seventh city to host the travelling exhibition, and an especially fitting one given Italy’s longstanding importance to Patek Philippe and its deep appreciation for craftsmanship, design and horological culture. ...

@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. ...