@bremontwatches expands the Terra Nova Jumping Hour collection with five new references for Geneva Watch Days 2026.

The biggest change is the introduction of a new 35mm case size. The core model places the jumping hour display at 12 o’clock and the minutes at 6 o’clock, while a burgundy sunray-lacquered version adds central seconds and star-and-dot markers. Burgundy also appears on a new 40.5mm model, with its hour and minute apertures positioned together at 9 o’clock.

Rounding out the quartet of 35mm releases are two limited editions. The Frosted Pink combines a rose sunray dial, diamond markers and a baby pink nubuck strap in a run of 200 pieces. The 150-piece Terra Nova 35 Jumping Hour Frosted features finely textured steel surfaces resembling diamond dust, contrasted by a polished bezel and paired with a grey nubuck strap.

All five models are powered by the Sellita-based self-winding Calibre BC634, which changes the hour digit in under one-tenth of a second.

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It’s M.A.D raffle season again, and this time the spotlight falls on the @mbandf @m.a.d.editions MB&F M.A.D.3 Vincent Calabrese.

For fans of independent watchmaking, the name matters. @calabrese.vincent Vincent Calabrese is one of the pioneers of the independent scene, co-founder of the AHCI and the mind behind ideas such as the Golden Bridge and, later, the Baladin.

The M.A.D.3 takes its inspiration from that watch. First launched at the end of the 1980s, the Baladin was described by Calabrese as a “wandering jumping hour watch.” Rather than use rotating satellites in the usual wandering-hour style, it placed the hour inside an aperture that travels around the dial. The aperture shows the hour, while its position around the dial marks the minutes.

For the M.A.D.3, MB&F has not simply reproduced the Baladin. The wandering-hours module was redeveloped from the ground up, paired with a customized La Joux-Perret G111 base calibre and set inside a 40mm stainless steel case designed by Eric Giroud.

The result is quieter than the M.A.D.1 and M.A.D.2, but still very much a M.A.D.Edition. The dial comes in raspberry red or cobalt blue, the bombé minute ring is filled with Super-LumiNova, and the display turns the passing of time into something circular, visible and slightly mischievous.

Flip the watch over and the message continues. A hidden inscription appears through the rotor as it spins: “It is fairly easy to please others, far more difficult to be proud of oneself.”

Or, as Calabrese puts it more simply: “Do not stay on the highway. Take your own path.”

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Photography by @sidney_teo.

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The @tudorwatch Northflag is back, returning with a new GMT function and Master Chronometer certification.

The original Northflag debuted in 2015 as the first TUDOR watch powered by a mechanical movement developed and manufactured in-house. Its name recalled the British North Greenland Expedition of the 1950s, while its integrated construction and angular design drew from the 1973 Ranger II.

The second-generation Northflag retains those foundations in a redesigned 40mm stainless steel case measuring 12.7mm thick. Its black dial features monobloc luminous ceramic hour markers, a date display at three o’clock and a 24-hour scale placed on a rehaut angled at 45 degrees. An arrow-tipped central hand indicates the second time zone.

Its dedicated two-link integrated bracelet combines brushed surfaces with polished chamfers and is secured by TUDOR’s tool-free T-fit clasp, offering five adjustment positions across an 8mm range. An open caseback fitted with a domed sapphire crystal reveals the movement inside.

The automatic Manufacture Calibre MT5652-U operates at 4Hz and provides a 65-hour power reserve. Both COSC and METAS certified, it is rated to run within 0/+5 seconds per day and resist magnetic fields of up to 15,000 gauss. Water resistance is rated to 100 metres. ...

@berneron turns the Mirage inside out.

The new Mirage 38 Miroir introduces the manually wound Calibre 283, an inverted movement conceived as a mirror image of the original Calibre 233. Its mechanics are brought to the dial side, where the sector-guilloché barrel bridge, train bridge, stepped mainplate and balance-bridge screws also serve as the hour markers. An exposed fourth wheel provides a running-seconds indication.

The watch retains the Mirage’s Fibonacci-derived asymmetrical case, measuring 38 × 34mm and just 7mm thick. Its inverted hand stack places the shorter hour hand above the minute hand, allowing the crystal to slope towards the bezel sooner and preserving the watch’s slender profile. The Calibre 283 itself measures only 2.83mm thick, runs at 21,600vph and delivers a 72-hour power reserve. Its yellow- and white-gold components feature frosted, guilloché and laser-engraved finishes, including a pinecone motif referencing the Fibonacci sequence.

Available in 18K yellow or white gold, the Miroir can now be ordered with a matching seven-link full-gold bracelet. Each bracelet requires 150 hours of finishing, weighs almost 125 grams and alternates satin-finished and polished surfaces. Its clasp provides tool-free adjustment across three positions, while shaped end links follow the asymmetrical case without leaving a gap.

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@altowatch ALTO introduces ART 02 at @geneva_watch_days Geneva Watch Days 2026, marking the Maison’s entry into its first permanent collection.

Where ART 01 established the idea, ART 02 refines it into a more restrained and wearable expression. The architecture remains sharply defined, but the proportions have been tightened, the dial made more legible and the entire watch conceived as a single object rather than a case with a movement placed inside it.

That is the point here. ART 02 brings together a new case, a new integrated bracelet and a new manufacture movement, all developed around the same design language.

The case is made in Grade 5 titanium and measures 42.3mm by 36mm, with a thickness of 10.2mm. The anthracite dial is microblasted brass, with a flange integrated directly into the case to carry the hour markers and minute track. The hands are skeletonised, keeping the display light without losing the architectural tension that defines ALTO’s work.

Inside is the new A02 manufacture calibre, developed with Cercle des Horlogers specifically for ART 02. The self-winding movement uses a micro-rotor, beats at 5Hz and delivers a 50-hour power reserve. As with every ALTO creation, the seconds hand rotates counterclockwise.

Just as important is the bracelet. ART 02 introduces the first metal bracelet in ALTO’s history, made entirely in Grade 5 titanium and designed as an extension of the case rather than an accessory. Each link is satin-brushed in multiple directions, with no polished surfaces, while the clasp includes a 4mm on-the-fly micro-adjustment system.

The result is a watch that feels more complete than simply new. ART 02 turns ALTO’s original manifesto into a permanent language.

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@tagheuer TAG Heuer is marking 50 years of the Monza with a new Monza Flyback Chronograph, launched ahead of the Formula 1 Pirelli Gran Premio d’Italia 2026 in Monza and limited to 500 numbered pieces.

The original Monza arrived in 1976, after Niki Lauda won the 1975 Formula 1 World Championship with Ferrari. It was Heuer at its most motorsport-minded: black, purposeful and tied directly to one of the great Ferrari moments of the era.

The new watch does not try to be a straight vintage reissue. Instead, it builds on the contemporary Monza Flyback Chronograph introduced in 2023, using a 42mm cushion-shaped forged carbon case and fixed carbon bezel. The black dial keeps the familiar racing grammar, with red accents, matte black counters, an angled date at 9 o’clock, and a flange combining tachymeter and pulsometer scales.

Inside is the COSC-certified manufacture Calibre TH20-12, visible through the sapphire caseback. The flyback function allows the chronograph to reset and restart with a single press, useful for consecutive timing intervals.

The watch is completed with a black perforated calfskin strap with red stitching and a black DLC grade 2 titanium folding clasp. It will be available from September 2026, priced at CHF 12,600, EUR 13,350, USD 13,400, or HKD 105,100.

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Geneva Watch Days 2026 begins on September 2, but the final week of August already delivered a packed run of new releases from major maisons, independent watchmakers and collaborative projects.

@speakemarin introduces the five-piece Tourbillon Royal Blue in red gold, while @renaud.tixier completes its Monday Organica trilogy with the platinum Black and rose-gold Bordeaux editions. @vacheronconstantin explores six unexpected artistic crafts through its Métiers d’Art Tribute to the Animal Kingdom concept watches.

Beyond the wrist, @maisonalcee × @mbandf presents Nostromo, a 222-component table-clock kit inspired by Alien, while @urwerkgeneve returns to its pocket-watch-sized UR-1001 with the intricately hand-engraved Amadeus.

Craft takes several forms elsewhere. @anordain introduces an in-house porcelain dial bearing numerals by Kia Tasbihgou; @atelierwenwatches × @massenalab combines tantalum with a hand-tremblage gold dial; and @bellrosswatches cuts the BR-X5’s dial from 4.5-billion-year-old Muonionalusta meteorite.

Sport provides the color for @hublot’s Big Bang Reloaded UEFA Champions League and @iwcwatches’s purple Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 created in tribute to Singapore. @omega, meanwhile, completely revises the Speedmaster 38 across seven references, while @longines expands the Master Collection with its first monopusher chronograph, an updated Chrono Moonphase and new three-hand models.

Finally, @tiffanyandco marks 160 years since its first timing watch with a titanium and platinum Tiffany Timer, while @mingwatches celebrates its ninth anniversary with the 57.05 Comet and its patent-pending approach to adjusting worldtime for daylight saving time.

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@geneva_watch_days returns from September 2 to 6, 2026 for its seventh edition, bringing together 71 participating brands across established maisons, independent watchmakers and microbrands.

Created in 2020 following the cancellation of the industry’s major fairs, Geneva Watch Days has since carved out its own place on the calendar through its decentralised format, free public access and emphasis on community.

Ahead of this year’s edition, Revolution spoke with President and Co-founder Jean-Christophe Babin about how the event has evolved beyond the traditional watch fair, its role as an incubator for younger and smaller brands, and the importance of making watchmaking accessible to a new generation.

“We are not competitors; we are a community,” says Babin.

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@parmigianifleurier brings back one of the defining models from the early years of the Tonda PF, now with a more glamorous combination of 18K rose gold and Milano blue.

First introduced in 2022, the Tonda PF Skeleton opened up the collection’s refined architecture to reveal the automatic Calibre PF777. For this new 30-piece edition, Milano blue — previously paired with platinum in 2024 — is applied to the sculpted bridges using atomic layer deposition, preserving their contours while allowing the colour to shift from radiant to brooding under different light.

The openworked construction puts its finishing on full display, including sandblasted and vertically satin-brushed surfaces, bevelled edges and mirror-polished chamfers. Rose gold indexes and skeletonized delta hands contrast against the blue, while the gear train, barrels and escapement are rhodium-plated for a darker, stealthier appearance.

Two openworked barrels arranged in series provide the 4Hz Calibre PF777 with a 60-hour power reserve, with the mainsprings visible from both the dial and sapphire caseback. At the rear, a skeletonized 18K rose gold rotor takes centre stage. The 40mm case retains the familiar Tonda PF hallmarks, including its hand-knurled bezel, sculpted lugs and integrated rose gold bracelet, along with 100 metres of water resistance.

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Shohei Ohtani has transformed baseball through relentless refinement, and @grandseikoofficial Grand Seiko has done the same for Japanese watchmaking. Their partnership reflects a shared belief that lasting excellence comes through countless small improvements.

Ohtani’s career has always been about more than natural ability. As both hitter and pitcher, he has taken something many thought impossible in the modern game and made it feel methodical, built on repetition, discipline and the pursuit of marginal gains.

Grand Seiko’s story follows a similar rhythm. Rather than chasing noise, the brand has spent decades refining its own language of Japanese watchmaking, from case architecture and dial craft to movements that continue to push precision forward.

There is also a deeper geographic connection. Ohtani was born in Oshu, in Iwate Prefecture, the same prefecture that is home to Grand Seiko Studio Shizukuishi, where the brand’s mechanical watches are made.

That shared sense of place can be seen in the White Birch, the SLGH005, which Grand Seiko presented to Ohtani after his 2021 American League MVP season. It continues today through the updated SLGH031, while the SBGM221 and SLGB003 each reflect different sides of the same idea: restraint, precision and continuous improvement.

This is why the partnership works. Not because Ohtani is famous, but because his story already speaks the same language as Grand Seiko.

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