Few names in watchmaking carry the quiet reverence of Universal Genève. Long admired by collectors for icons such as the Polerouter, Compax, and Cabriolet, the Maison returns with renewed purpose, reintroducing its celebrated philosophy of Le Couturier de la Montre where technical mastery meets artistic elegance. Rooted in heritage yet designed for today, this new chapter blends refined aesthetics, innovative movements, and a fresh vision of modern horology. It is not simply a comeback, but the revival of one of watchmaking’s most cultured names.

The Cabriolet

The Cabriolet by Universal Genève makes a dramatic return, reviving one of the Maison’s most distinctive Art Deco creations first introduced in 1933. Defined by its ingenious reversible case, the design transforms a functional mechanism into a refined expression of style, allowing the watch to reveal either its dial or decorative reverse side. Housed in a sleek 24.2 mm rectangular case and powered by the manual wind UG-111 calibre with a 72 hour power reserve, it blends historic elegance with modern engineering. Graphic lacquered dials, precious metal bracelets, and bespoke personalization options make the Cabriolet a true collector’s statement.

The Compax

The Compax by Universal Genève returns as a refined revival of one of the Maison’s most celebrated chronographs, forever linked to 1960s style icon Nina Rindt. Housed in a 39.5mm case, the new model preserves its signature panda dial aesthetics, tachymeter bezel, and sporty elegance while introducing the in house UG-200 calibre with micro rotor technology and a 72 hour power reserve. Crafted in steel or 18k rose gold, it balances vintage charisma with modern precision. A timeless chronograph reborn for a new generation of collectors.

Couture and Signature Timepieces

The Couture Creations and Signature Timepieces by Universal Genève marks a striking new chapter for the Maison, where heritage is reinterpreted through the lens of high design and refined craftsmanship. The Couture Creations blur the line between jewellery and horology, transforming timepieces into singular works of art through gemstones, precious materials, and sculptural forms. Alongside them, the Signature editions revive historic icons such as the Dioramic and Disco Volante with contemporary materials and manufacture movements. Together, the collection reaffirms Universal Genève’s enduring identity as Le Couturier de la Montre, where watchmaking meets couture elegance.

The Disco Mini

The Disco Mini by Universal Genève marks a playful yet sophisticated return to women’s watchmaking, blending jewellery codes with everyday practicality. Offered in a refined 28mm case, the model features a luminous mother of pearl dial, hidden crown, and interchangeable bangle or strap system that transforms the watch to suit any mood or occasion. Versions in rose gold with a Clou de Paris bezel or white gold set with diamonds bring a couture sensibility to the wrist. Elegant, versatile, and distinctly feminine, the Disco Mini feels poised to become a modern icon.

The Polerouter

The Polerouter by Universal Genève returns as a masterful revival of one of watchmaking’s most iconic designs, originally conceived in 1954 by a young Gérald Genta. Instantly recognizable by its crosshair dial, twisted lugs, and sculpted outer ring, the new generation remains faithful to the original while introducing the ultra slim UG-110 micro rotor calibre with a 72 hour power reserve. Available in 39 mm and 37 mm sizes, it blends mid century elegance with modern refinement. A true collector’s classic, reimagined for today.

This Watches and Wonders, women’s timepieces take center stage as maisons redefine the boundaries between high watchmaking and high jewelry. This year’s novelties are less about telling time and more about telling stories; where métiers d’art, celestial inspiration, and couture-level craftsmanship converge in extraordinary ways. From poetic complications to sculptural silhouettes and gem-set creations, each piece reflects a deeper narrative of femininity, emotion, and innovation. Here are the top five on our wishlist.

Bvlgari – Serpenti Aeterna

The Serpenti Aeterna reimagines Bvlgari’s iconic serpent as a radiant expression of pure form and colour, transforming it into a sculptural jewel of exceptional presence. Fully pavéset, the piece showcases an extraordinary composition of diamonds and vibrant gemstones, each selected and arranged to create a dynamic interplay of light, texture, and depth. Crafted in rose gold, its fluid, sinuous silhouette wraps elegantly around the wrist, embodying both movement and sensuality. More than a timepiece, Serpenti Aeterna stands as a celebration of transformation, artistry, and the Maison’s unparalleled mastery of colour.

Cartier – Baignoire Clou de Paris

The Baignoire Clou de Paris reinterprets one of Cartier’s most iconic silhouettes through a distinctly textural and sculptural lens. Fully adorned with the Maison’s emblematic Clou de Paris motif, the oval case, dial, and bangle bracelet come together in a seamless expression of architectural elegance and tactile refinement. Crafted in monochrome yellow gold, the piece plays with light and volume, while the signature sapphire-set crown adds a subtle touch of colour and heritage. Both timeless and boldly modern, this creation reflects Cartier’s enduring ability to view watchmaking through a jeweller’s eye.

Hublot – Big Bang Joyful Steel Purple

The Big Bang Joyful Steel Purple by Hublot captures a bold yet refined expression of colour, where emotion and craftsmanship meet. Framed in polished stainless steel, its bezel is set with 36 amethysts, creating a vibrant halo that flows seamlessly into the matching purple rubber strap. The crisp white dial offers a clean contrast, allowing the gemstone setting and signature Hublot design codes to take center stage. Both playful and powerful, this 33 mm timepiece embodies a modern femininity defined by confidence, individuality, and effortless style.

Patek Philippe – World Time Reference 7129J-001

The World Time Reference 7129J-001 by Patek Philippe reimagines one of the Maison’s most iconic complications with a bold and contemporary elegance. Encased in 36 mm of polished yellow gold, it is distinguished by a striking carmine red dial, enhanced by intricate hand-guilloché work that adds depth and refinement. Its World Time mechanism seamlessly displays all 24 time zones simultaneously, combining technical ingenuity with intuitive functionality. Both vibrant and sophisticated, this timepiece is a modern expression of travel, precision, and timeless craftsmanship.

Piaget – Piaget Sixtie

The Piaget Sixtie reinterprets the Maison’s 1960s heritage through a distinctly modern lens, where the boundaries between jewellery and watchmaking dissolve into effortless elegance. This blue quartz dial variation offers a striking expression of the Maison’s mastery of ornamental stone. The richly marbled dial, with its deep oceanic tones and natural veining, ensures each piece is entirely unique, bringing depth and quiet drama to the wrist. Set against a warm pink gold case with finely engraved gadroons and paired with a deep blue alligator strap, the composition feels both harmonious and elevated.

Vacheron Constantin – Égérie Moon Phase Spring Blossom

The Égérie Moon Phase Spring Blossom captures the fleeting beauty of spring through an exquisite interplay of artistry and haute horlogerie. Its luminous pink mother of pearl dial, paired with a delicately hand painted strap adorned with blossom motifs, evokes a sense of softness and poetic femininity. Framed in pink gold and enhanced by a diamond set moon phase display, the timepiece brings together fine craftsmanship and couture inspired design codes. Limited to just 100 pieces, it stands as a refined expression of nature, creativity, and
timeless elegance.

Van Cleef & Arpels – Lady Retrouvailles Célestes

The Lady Retrouvailles Célestes is a poetic expression of love set against a celestial dreamscape, where watchmaking becomes storytelling. Crafted with exceptional métiers d’art, the dial unfolds in soft pink and mauve tones, depicting two lovers reaching for one another across an ethereal sky, brought to life through intricate enamel techniques and delicate gemstone setting. Clouds of plique-à-jour enamel and diamond accents create a sense of lightness and depth, while sculpted gold birds form a bridge between the figures, symbolising reunion. Both romantic and technically masterful, the piece captures Van Cleef & Arpels’ signature ability to transform time into emotion.

This Watches and Wonders, men’s timepieces emerge as a bold expression of technical mastery and contemporary design, where heritage meets forward-thinking innovation. This year’s novelties push the boundaries of performance, from high-frequency chronographs and ultra-thin calibres to architectural skeletonisation and cutting-edge materials. Across the maisons, a refined balance is struck between precision engineering and elevated aesthetics, resulting in pieces that are as powerful as they are sophisticated.

Bvlgari – Octo Finissimo 37

The Octo Finissimo 37 continues to define the forefront of contemporary watchmaking, where radical design meets technical mastery. Reimagined in a refined 37mm case, its iconic geometric architecture draws inspiration from Roman heritage while embracing a modern, universal elegance that sits effortlessly on the wrist. Powered by an ultra-thin in-house movement with a 72-hour power reserve, it reflects Bvlgari’s relentless pursuit of precision, innovation, and proportion. Lightweight, architectural, and quietly powerful, the Octo Finissimo remains a true expression of understated sophistication and avant-garde design.

Cartier – Crash Squelette

The Crash Squelette reinterprets one of Cartier’s most radical designs through the lens of contemporary haute horlogerie. Its iconic distorted case, first conceived in the spirit of 1960s London, is now elevated by a fully skeletonised movement that seamlessly follows its fluid, asymmetrical lines. Bridges shaped as Roman numerals become both structure and design, revealing the intricate mechanics while preserving Cartier’s unmistakable aesthetic codes. Limited and highly collectible, the Crash Squelette embodies a rare balance of artistic rebellion and technical mastery.

Greubel Forsey- Balancier 3 GF09cx

The Balancier 3 GF09cx introduces a refined evolution of one of Greubel Forsey’s most architecturally expressive creations. Housed in a sculptural Convexe titanium case, the movement is defined by three prominent bridges, now enhanced by a striking new frosted titanium finish that plays with light and texture to elevate its three-dimensional depth. Subtle variations of blue tones guide the eye through the openworked construction, reinforcing both legibility and visual harmony. Limited to just 22 pieces, this exceptional timepiece balances technical precision with an unmistakable sense of modern artistry.

Hublot – Big Bang Reloaded Kylian Mbappé

The Big Bang Reloaded Kylian Mbappé captures the spirit of ambition and precision through Hublot’s unmistakable Art of Fusion. Crafted in polished white ceramic and 18K King Gold, the 44 mm case frames a contemporary skeletonised dial powered by the Unico flyback chronograph, revealing its technical complexity with striking clarity. Subtle design codes, from the engraved “Trust Yourself” mantra to the signature number 10, infuse the piece with personal symbolism and purpose. Limited to 200 pieces, this bold creation stands as a statement of confidence, performance, and modern luxury.

Panerai – Luminor 31 Giorni PAM01631

The Luminor 31 Giorni PAM01631 redefines the concept of endurance with an exceptional 31 day power reserve, a remarkable feat of engineering rooted in the Maison’s military heritage. Encased in Panerai Goldtech™, its warm, distinctive hue frames a skeletonised dial that reveals the intricate architecture of the hand wound P.2031/S calibre. Designed for both performance and clarity, features such as the curved power reserve indicator and patented date display integrate seamlessly within its openworked structure. Limited to just 200 pieces, this timepiece stands as a bold expression of technical mastery, resilience, and contemporary sophistication.

Patek Philippe – Annual Calendar Reference 5396R-016

The Annual Calendar Reference 5396R-016 by Patek Philippe embodies a timeless expression of classic watchmaking, reimagined with refined warmth and modern clarity. Its 38.5 mm rose gold case frames a sand beige sunburst dial, offering a soft yet luminous presence, elevated by elegant dauphine hands and applied markers. At its core, the patented Annual Calendar complication seamlessly displays day, date, and month with remarkable ease, requiring only a single adjustment per year. Balancing technical sophistication with understated elegance, this timepiece stands as a true icon of enduring style and precision.

Roger Dubuis – Excalibur Perpetual Calendar Quatuor DBEX1127

The Excalibur Perpetual Calendar Quatuor DBEX1127 by Roger Dubuis represents a bold convergence of extreme horological innovation and avant garde design. For the first time, the Maison unites its groundbreaking Quatuor system, featuring four synchronised balances, with a perpetual calendar, creating a timepiece defined by both precision and permanence. Housed in a striking 48 mm cobalt chrome case, the openworked architecture reveals the complexity of its 758 component movement, elevated by meticulous hand finishing and the prestigious Poinçon de Genève. Limited to just eight pieces, this creation stands as a rare and powerful statement of technical mastery and contemporary watchmaking artistry.

TAG Heuer – Monaco Evergraph

The TAG Heuer Monaco Evergraph marks a bold new chapter in the Maison’s chronograph legacy, reimagining its iconic square silhouette through a distinctly avant garde lens. Powered by the groundbreaking Calibre TH80-00, the timepiece introduces a revolutionary compliant chronograph mechanism that redefines precision, durability, and tactile performance. Its openworked architecture, framed within a sculptural titanium case, reveals a dynamic interplay of depth and symmetry, while preserving the unmistakable Monaco design codes. Both technical and architectural, the Monaco Evergraph stands as a powerful expression of innovation, embodying the past, present, and future of TAG Heuer’s watchmaking mastery.

Van Cleef & Arpels – Midnight Jour Nuit Phase de Lune

The Midnight Jour Nuit Phase de Lune by Van Cleef & Arpels is a poetic tribute to the celestial rhythm of time, where day and night unfold in a seamless cosmic dance. Set against a shimmering aventurine glass sky, the dial brings to life a guilloché golden sun and a luminous mother-of-pearl moon, tracing their journey across a horizon of light and shadow. Its dual complication combines a 24-hour day night display with an astronomical moonphase, capturing the subtle evolution of the lunar cycle with remarkable precision. Both technical and enchanting, the timepiece transforms timekeeping into an immersive, ever-evolving celestial narrative.

Zenith – Chronomaster Sport Skeleton

The Chronomaster Sport Skeleton in its rubber strap iteration introduces a more contemporary, performance-driven edge to Zenith’s iconic chronograph. Paired with a sleek black rubber strap and folding clasp, the 18-carat rose gold case and ceramic bezel strike a refined balance between sport and sophistication. Its openworked sapphire dial reveals the highfrequency El Primero 3600 movement, offering both visual depth and exceptional precision down to 1/10th of a second. Bold yet versatile, this configuration brings a modern, effortless wearability to one of Zenith’s most technically accomplished timepieces.

For the discerning collector, building a watch wardrobe is about more than acquisition, it is about curating stories, craftsmanship and cultural relevance on the wrist. From high complication masterpieces to design led icons and contemporary sports classics, today’s most compelling timepieces balance heritage with innovation in extraordinary ways. Here are nine exceptional watches that deserve a place on every collector’s radar, each chosen for its technical merit, aesthetic impact and long term significance.

Bremont – Terra Nova 38 Jumping Hour Stealth Black

Bremont sharpens its contemporary field watch vision with the Terra Nova 38 Jumping Hour Stealth Black, a dramatic all black DLC execution that transforms the celebrated montres à guichet display into a bold modern statement. Housed in a 38mm 904L stainless steel case coated in diamond like carbon for enhanced durability and resilience, the design draws inspiration from early twentieth century trench watches while delivering crisp digital style hour and minute apertures with a luminous compass inspired seconds display. At its core beats the exclusive BC634 movement developed with Sellita, engineered for a precise and instantaneous jumping hour complication that underscores Bremont’s commitment to technical innovation and real world performance.

Gerald Charles – Maestro 2.0 Meteorite

Gerald Charles propels the Maestro into cosmic territory with the Maestro 2.0 Meteorite, the Maison’s first meteorite timepiece to feature a small seconds indicator, sculpted within the iconic Maestro case architecture. Crafted from Muonionalusta meteorite, a material estimated to be over 4.5 billion years old and rarer than gold or diamonds, the dial transforms celestial history into wearable art through a dual layer construction that captures the explosive moment of impact. In the Black edition, flashes of red erupt beneath dark meteorite, while the Silver interpretation reflects the quiet crystallization after the blast, each animated by a sculptural small seconds display at 6 o’clock. Limited to 100 pieces per version, the Maestro 2.0 Meteorite is not simply a watch made of meteorite, but a bold narrative of force, rarity and artistic mastery on the wrist.

Jaeger LeCoultre – Master Ultra Thin Perpetual Calendar

Jaeger LeCoultre refines contemporary classicism with the Master Ultra Thin Perpetual Calendar, pairing a warm eggshell dial with a pink gold case for a look that is both sharp and understated. The golden hands with double satin polish and a striking blue central seconds hand glide across three perfectly balanced sub dials for date, day and month, while a poetic moon phase crowns the display at noon. Powered by the in house Calibre 868 with an impressive 70 hour power reserve, this perpetual calendar seamlessly tracks time’s complexities with effortless precision. Elegant yet technically accomplished, it is a masterclass in ultra thin sophistication designed for collectors who appreciate discreet horological depth.

Jaeger LeCoultre – Reverso One Duetto Jewellery

Jaeger LeCoultre elevates its Art Deco icon with the Reverso One Duetto Jewellery, now unveiled for the first time in a case entirely paved with 335 diamonds, transforming the legendary swivelling design into a true jewel watch for every occasion. Crafted in pink gold, it reveals two distinct personalities: a sunrayed silver guilloché dial on the recto and a deep black glitter dial on the verso, offering a seamless transition from day to evening glamour. At its heart lies the in house Calibre 844 with a 50 hour power reserve, featuring the ingenious Duetto complication, where two sets of hands turning in opposite directions display the same time from a single movement. Manufactured, decorated and assembled within the Maison, this radiant interpretation of the Reverso is both high jewellery statement and horological mastery in one exquisite creation.

Louis Vuitton × De Bethune – LVDB-03 Louis Varius Project

The Louis Vuitton × De Bethune LVDB-03 Louis Varius Project redefines high horology by uniting two visionary maisons in a dialogue between centuries-old clockmaking and modern travel-ready watchmaking. At its heart is a deep blue titanium GMT wristwatch powered by the meticulously finished De Bethune hand-wound calibre, complete with a second time zone, day-night indication and a five-day power reserve framed within Louis Vuitton’s Tambour Taiko design language. What truly sets this project apart is its poetic reinvention of the historic Sympathique concept- a companion master clock that can automatically wind and reset the wristwatch when docked, marrying portable and stationary timekeeping in a single creative gesture. Limited to only a handful of pieces and delivered with bespoke titanium trunks, the LVDB-03 stands as a rare testament to technical ambition, artisanal storytelling and the enduring fascination with the art of time.

MB&F – LM Sequential Flyback EVO

MB&F pushes the boundaries of contemporary chronography with the LM Sequential Flyback EVO, a titanium cased powerhouse that brings the flyback function into its award winning twin chronograph architecture. Featuring Stephen McDonnell’s groundbreaking Sequential calibre with its ingenious Twinverter switch, the watch allows multiple timing modes including independent, split second, cumulative, lap timer and now flyback, all within a single movement. Housed in a grade 5 titanium EVO case with 80 metre water resistance, integrated rubber strap and FlexRing shock absorption system, this new edition is distinguished by its aquamarine dial plate and inclined time display for enhanced legibility. With 621 components working in harmony, the LM Sequential Flyback EVO is not just a chronograph, but a masterclass in mechanical innovation designed for collectors who demand both performance and audacity.

Parmigiani Fleurier – TONDA PF Micro-Rotor in Agave Blue

Parmigiani Fleurier refines its vision of contemporary Haute Horlogerie with the TONDA PF Micro-Rotor in Agave Blue, a nuanced shade poised between mineral blue, vegetal green and soft grey that reveals its depth gradually through light and movement. Available in stainless steel and rose gold, the model expresses two temperaments through material while remaining anchored in the collection’s disciplined design language of architectural clarity, hand-guilloché Grain d’Orge dial and finely knurled bezel. At its heart beats the ultra slim PF703 manufacture calibre with a platinum micro-rotor, delivering 48 hours of power reserve while preserving the purity and balance of the dial. Discreet, tactile and culturally grounded, the TONDA PF Micro-Rotor Agave Blue embodies a cultivated form of private luxury designed to accompany life with quiet confidence.

Piaget – Polo 79 Two-Tone

Piaget reimagines an icon with the Polo 79 Two-Tone, a harmonious fusion of yellow and white gold that pays tribute to the original 1979 design while reaffirming the Maison’s belief that time should only be measured in gold. The brushed white gold case and integrated bracelet are punctuated by polished yellow gold gadroons, creating a rich interplay of texture and light that defines Piaget’s signature Extraleganza style. Beneath its refined exterior beats the ultra-thin 1200P1 micro-rotor calibre, just 2.35mm thick, ensuring the Polo’s elegant, fluid profile remains intact. Both a return to origins and a statement for contemporary connoisseurs, the Polo 79 Two-Tone balances sporting spirit with precious metal mastery in unmistakably Piaget fashion.

Vacheron Constantin – Overseas Tourbillon

Vacheron Constantin elevates its sporty chic icon with the Overseas Tourbillon in titanium, marking the first time the collection pairs this lightweight, robust metal with an intense deep red dial. Housed in a 42.5 mm Grade 5 titanium case, the watch is powered by the ultra thin automatic calibre 2160, just 5.65 mm thick, featuring a peripheral oscillating weight and an 80 hour power reserve, all certified by the Hallmark of Geneva. The sunburst satin finished dial draws the eye to the tourbillon regulator at 6 o’clock, blending high horology with contemporary elegance. Delivered with an integrated titanium bracelet and two interchangeable rubber straps, the Overseas Tourbillon offers three distinct styles in one refined yet travel ready statement piece.

At LVMH Watch Week 2026, Tiffany & Co. returns with a powerful narrative that places its horological heritage firmly in the spotlight. Celebrating more than 175 years of watchmaking, the House unveils a new chronograph collection alongside three new timepieces that seamlessly fuse fine watchmaking with its iconic jewellery design language. Anchored by four key pillars, Watchmaking Legacy, Art of Gem-setting, Design Legacy, and Heritage, these releases are presented alongside rare archival pieces that trace Tiffany’s deep roots in precision timekeeping.

Eternity Baguette

Tiffany & Co. expands its fine watchmaking universe with the Eternity Baguette, a jewel-like timepiece that places the House’s legendary diamond and gemstone expertise firmly at the centre of the dial. Presented in a 36 mm white gold case, the watch introduces a baguettecut gemstone bezel inspired by the eternal circle of the classic eternity ring, paired with the collection’s signature hour markers in twelve different cuts. Offered in two variations, one in diamonds and aquamarines and the other in a mesmerising blue gradient of sapphires, topaz, and emeralds, it marks the first time a self-winding mechanical movement appears in a non-limited Eternity model.

Sixteen Stone Mother-of-Pearl

Tiffany & Co. reinterprets one of its most iconic jewellery designs with the Sixteen Stone Mother-of-Pearl watch, drawing directly from Jean Schlumberger’s legendary 1959 collection. The 36 mm white gold timepiece features a luminous mother-of-pearl dial framed by a rotating ring adorned with the signature yellow gold cross-stitch motif and brilliant diamonds, creating movement with every gesture of the wrist. Snow-set with over 430 diamonds, the case showcases Tiffany’s unparalleled gem-setting expertise while remaining refined and elegant.

Tiffany Timer 160 anniversary

Tiffany & Co. marks 160 years of chronograph heritage with the Tiffany Timer, a limited edition of just 60 pieces unveiled at LVMH Watch Week 2026. Housed in polished platinum, the watch pairs a luminous Tiffany Blue® lacquer dial set with baguette-cut diamond hour markers with a customised El Primero 400 chronograph movement. A playful yet precious touch appears on the caseback, where an 18k yellow gold Bird on a Rock motif is sculpted onto the oscillating weight.

At LVMH Watch Week 2026, Hublot once again asserts its position as one of the group’s most expressive and boundary-pushing Maisons. This year’s releases reflect a confident balance between material innovation, bold colour exploration, and culturally driven storytelling, from refined Classic Fusion updates to technically ambitious Big Bang statements. Across sport, art, collaboration, and heritage, Hublot’s novelties showcase a brand unafraid to evolve while remaining anchored in its Art of Fusion philosophy.

Big Bang & Spirit of Big Bang Coal Blue

Hublot introduces Coal Blue as a bold new colour signature across four Big Bang and Spirit of Big Bang references, marking a refined evolution of the Maison’s expressive design language. Developed exclusively for this release, the mineral blue tone shifts subtly between grey, black, and blue depending on the light, offering a more understated yet powerful alternative to Hublot’s traditionally vibrant palette. The collection unites titanium and steel cases, carbon-effect dials, and optional diamond-set bezels, all powered by Hublot’s in-house chronograph and automatic movements.

Big Bang Original Unico

Hublot marks a defining moment in its history with the Big Bang Original Unico, a return to the model’s roots following its 20th anniversary while carrying two decades of material innovation and design evolution forward. Reengineered inside and out, the 43 mm case is now more sculptural and ergonomic, while remaining instantly recognisable through its layered construction, signature bezel screws, and fusion of materials. At its heart lies the in-house Unico chronograph calibre, a technical cornerstone of the brand featuring a column wheel, flyback function, and a 72-hour power reserve.

Big Bang Tourbillon Novak Djokovic GOAT Edition

Hublot unveils the Big Bang Tourbillon Novak Djokovic GOAT Edition as a powerful horological tribute to the greatest tennis player of all time, celebrating Novak Djokovic’s unparalleled career through a trilogy of watches. Inspired by tennis’s three playing surfaces, the blue, orange, and green editions are crafted from an innovative composite made using Djokovic’s own polos and racquets, with production numbers directly reflecting his historic wins. At the heart of each piece is the automatic HUB6035 tourbillon calibre, featuring a striking lattice movement inspired by racquet strings and delivering a 72-hour power reserve.

Big Bang Unico SR_A

Hublot and Samuel Ross unveil the Big Bang Unico SR_A as the first chronograph to unite Ross’s industrial design language with Hublot’s in-house Unico movement. Limited to 200 pieces, the watch features a monochrome black ceramic case, a skeletonised dial, and a newly developed honeycomb rubber strap that reinforces the collaboration’s architectural and utilitarian codes. Powered by the HUB1280 Unico flyback chronograph calibre with a 72-hour power reserve, it delivers both technical performance and visual intensity.

Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Europa League Titanium Carbon

Hublot reinforces its long-standing commitment to football with the Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Europa League Titanium Carbon, a rare collector’s edition limited to just 50 pieces. Designed in the competition’s signature black and orange palette, the watch features a distinctive carbon fibre and orange micro-glass bezel, ensuring every piece is visually unique. Housed in a lightweight 42 mm titanium case, it is powered by the HUB1153 automatic chronograph movement and balances sporting identity with everyday wearability.

Classic Fusion Yohji Yamamoto All Black Camo

Hublot reunites with Yohji Yamamoto to present the Classic Fusion Yohji Yamamoto All Black Camo, a limited edition of 300 pieces that elevates black from colour to concept. Crafted in matte black ceramic, the 42 mm case and monochrome camouflage dial explore texture, shadow, and movement, redefining the Maison’s pioneering All Black philosophy through Yamamoto’s deconstructed aesthetic. Powered by the HUB1110 automatic movement and paired with a fabric-and-rubber strap, the watch balances avant-garde design with everyday wearability.

Classic Fusion Sage Green

Hublot introduces three new Classic Fusion models in Sage Green, embracing one of 2026’s most refined colour trends through a fresh yet understated pastel tone. Available in 33 mm, 42 mm, and 45 mm titanium cases, the collection balances elegance and sportiness, from the diamond-set feminine expression to the minimalist three-hand model and the brand’s first sage green chronograph. The soft green sunray dials are paired with specially developed rubber-and-fabric straps, reinforcing Hublot’s signature fusion of materials and contemporary design.

Spirit of Big Bang Year of the Horse Frosted Carbon

Hublot celebrates the Lunar New Year with the Spirit of Big Bang Year of the Horse Frosted Carbon, a limited edition of just 88 pieces that transforms high-performance carbon into sculpted art. Featuring a hand-assembled carbon marquetry dial accented with gold detailing, the watch draws inspiration from Tang-dynasty artistry and the symbolic power of the Dragon-Horse, representing ambition and forward momentum. Housed in a 42 mm frosted carbon case and powered by the automatic MHUB1710 movement, it delivers both visual impact and technical reliability.

LVMH Watch Week has firmly established itself as one of the most influential moments on the global watchmaking calendar, setting the tone for the year ahead before the industry fully comes into motion. More than a showcase of novelties, it reflects how the world’s leading Maisons are responding to shifting collector expectations, evolving design language, and renewed appreciation for craftsmanship and technical depth. This year, the overarching theme is clear: a confident return to substance, where heritage is reinterpreted through innovation, refined proportions, and purposeful complications.

Bvlgari – Maglia Milanese Monete

The Maglia Milanese Monete revisits one of Bvlgari’s most poetic icons, pairing an authentic ancient Roman coin with the fluid elegance of Milanese mesh craftsmanship. Crafted in rose gold, the secret watch draws directly from the Maison’s Roman heritage while introducing Milanese mesh for the first time in its watchmaking history. Powered by the ultra-compact Piccolissimo calibre, it blends jewellery artistry with mechanical finesse in an intimate, contemporary form. This stunning timepiece stands as a tribute to time as an object of culture, memory, and design.

Bvlgari – Tubogas Manchette

The Tubogas Manchette reinterprets a bold 1970s archive design through a radiant cuff-style silhouette that wraps the wrist in sculptural gold. Set with nearly 12 carats of diamonds and vibrant gemstones, the wide single-coil bracelet transforms the Tubogas technique into a statement of colour, volume, and confidence. Beneath its jewellery presence lies the Lady Solotempo automatic movement, reinforcing Bvlgari’s mastery of mechanical watchmaking for women – embodying unapologetic femininity and the Maison’s signature blend of Italian glamour and Swiss precision.

Bvlgari – Serpenti Seduttori Automatic

The Serpenti Seduttori Automatic continues the evolution of one of Bvlgari’s most iconic symbols, fusing sensual design with in-house mechanical expertise. Available in two refined interpretations, one featuring a striking malachite dial and the other a diamond-set bracelet, each expression reflects a different facet of modern femininity. Powered by the Lady Solotempo automatic calibre, the watch reconnects Serpenti with its mechanical heritage first established in 1948.

Bvlgari – Lvcea Notte di Luce

The Lvcea Notte di Luce elevates the collection into the realm of haute métiers d’art, featuring Urushi lacquer dials crafted by Japanese master artisan Yasuhiro Asai. Each dial requires over sixty days of meticulous work, embedding mother-of-pearl fragments into deep black lacquer to create luminous, one-of-a-kind compositions. Limited to just 80 pieces per version, the watch pairs artistic rarity with an automatic movement and refined diamond detailing. This beauty stands as a powerful expression of light, craftsmanship, and cultural dialogue between East and West.

Daniel Roth – Extra Plat Rose Gold Skeleton

The Extra Plat Rose Gold Skeleton marks a pivotal moment in the revival of Daniel Roth, introducing skeletonisation to one of the Maison’s purest and most restrained designs for the very first time. Crafted in 5N rose gold, the signature double-ellipse case frames the new manually wound calibre DR002SR, whose openworked architecture reveals the structural elegance and meticulous hand-finishing at the heart of the watch. Developed entirely inhouse at La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton, the movement balances visual lightness with technical integrity, offering a 65-hour power reserve and exceptional chronometric stability.

Gérald Genta – Geneva Time Only

The Gérald Genta Geneva Time Only collection is presented in two distinct expressions that share the same refined architecture while offering contrasting personalities. The Marrone version brings warmth and depth through its 4N rose gold case and smoked grained dial, while the Grafite interpretation adopts a cooler, more architectural tone in white gold with a silver-shaded finish accented by rose gold details. Both are housed in the softly sculpted 38 mm cushion-shaped case and powered by the automatic Zenith Elite GG-005P calibre, delivering a 50-hour power reserve and everyday reliability. These variations together express Geneva elegance at its most distilled, where proportion, material, and subtle contrast define timeless sophistication.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Chronograph Glassbox

The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Glassbox collection reaffirms the Maison’s racing heritage through a series of refined dial variations that share the same iconic design language. Unified by the sculptural glassbox sapphire and a balanced 41 mm case, each version plays with colour and contrast to offer a distinct personality while preserving clarity and legibility. Powered by the in-house Calibre TH20-01 with an impressive 80-hour power reserve, the collection combines modern chronograph engineering with timeless elegance.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Chronograph Seafarer

The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Seafarer marks a sophisticated return to the Maison’s maritime heritage, inspired by the historic Heuer Seafarer and Solunar tide watches first introduced in 1949. Anchored by the signature glassbox design, the watch integrates a functional tide indicator at nine o’clock, powered by the new in-house Calibre TH20-04 developed specifically for this complication. Distinctive Intrepid Teal and yellow accents bring clarity and character to the champagne opalin dial, ensuring legibility even in demanding nautical conditions. The Carrera Chronograph Seafarer stands as a compelling fusion of sailing tradition, technical innovation, and modern Carrera elegance.

TAG Heuer – Carrera Split-Seconds Chronograph

The TAG Heuer Carrera Split-Seconds Chronograph marks a historic first for the collection, introducing the rattrapante complication into the Carrera line for the very first time. Housed in a newly crafted 42 mm grade-5 titanium case, the watch combines the signature glassbox architecture with a smoked, translucent dial that reveals the depth and complexity of its haute horlogerie movement. Powering the timepiece is the automatic Calibre TH81-01, developed in collaboration with Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier, offering a high-frequency 5 Hz beat rate, a 65-hour power reserve, and exceptional hand-finishing throughout. This release stands as a bold statement of TAG Heuer’s mastery of advanced chronograph engineering, where innovation, heritage, and contemporary design converge