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L. Leroy Builds on Its Return With the New Elyor Flying Tourbillon
Following its recent revival, the brand unveils a second timepiece designed to reconnect with its longstanding horological heritage. L. Leroy The Parisian watchmaking house L. Leroy was established by Basile-Charles Le Roy in 1785 and served as the official watchmaker to King Louis XVI, subsequently to Napoleon I and Queen Victoria. L. Leroy expanded operations to Switzerland, manufacturing marine chronometers for the French Navy and accumulating 384 gold medals in chronometr


MeisterSinger Refreshes the Pangaea With New Textured Dial Editions
The latest interpretations elevate the brand’s signature single-hand design through layered surfaces and understated visual movement. MeisterSinger Although not the sole brand providing watches with a single-handed time display, MeisterSinger (established in 2001) uniquely centers its whole identity on this concept. Grounded on the foundational practices of early horology, prior to the prevalence of minutes and seconds on the dial, the brand's philosophy emphasises perception


Grand Seiko Releases Platinum 44GS “Mystic Waterfall” With Hand-Engraved Detailing
The SBGZ011 model incorporates engraved elements on the case and dial, designed to reflect the visual and textural qualities of flowing spring water. Grand Seiko Nature is fundamental to Japanese culture and a prominent motif of Grand Seiko. The environments of the Japanese brand's factories are deliberately designed to inspire the takumi (artisans). Originating from Grand Seiko’s prestigious Micro Artist Studio in Shiojiri, the Japanese company unveils the luxurious Masterpi


Bremont Plans Lunar Mission for Its Supernova Chronograph
Revealed at Watches & Wonders 2026, the initiative aims to make the company the first British watch brand to reach the moon. Bremont Bremont watches are renowned for their durability in many environments, including jungles and oceans, as well as challenging terrestrial endeavours. However, the British watchmaker now aims for the lunar frontier with the introduction of the Bremont Supernova Chronograph. Among a multitude of striking timepieces unveiled this week at Watches & W


UNIMATIC Introduces Special Ops-Inspired Limited Edition Chronograph
The brand’s first blacked-out, fixed bezel chronograph. UNIMATIC Tactical watches typically lack visual appeal and fashion-forwardness; however, the striking design language of Unimatic's horologists imparts a distinctive edge to the exceptional usability of the new Modello Tre U3FB-ROPS Limited Edition Chronograph. The new dive watch release from Unimatic features meticulously designed nautical specifications, showcasing material innovation through collaborations with Hodink


The RRCHF Flyback Chronograph Balances Tradition and Individuality
Through refined construction and expressive detailing, the watch offers a fresh voice within classical horology. Rexhep Rexhepi Since its introduction in 2012 under the Akrivia brand, the AK-01 has garnered remarkable acclaim for Rexhep Rexhepi, as demonstrated by the auction prices of his timepieces. However, it has been some time since we have observed a new model from the emerging independent watchmaker, the most recent being the Chronomètre Contemporain RRCC II in 2022 an


A New Independent Chapter Begins With Stéphane Pierre’s L’Impétrant
Fusing engineering, narrative, and kinetic expression, the debut watch positions itself as both concept and creation. Stéphane Pierre A new indie brand has emerged in the area. Stéphane Pierre emerges in the independent watchmaker arena with a compelling personal narrative and ambition. Residing in Annecy and educated as a micro-mechanical engineer, he possesses a foundation influenced by conventional watchmaking and the rigorous conditions of the navy and military sectors, h


A Study in Japanese Craft: Credor’s Goldfeather Urushi GBBY967
Combining a slender platinum case with a hand-finished lacquer dial, the watch reflects a quiet, artisanal approach to elegance. Credor While Grand Seiko is now well-established in the global watch market, Credor remains a niche brand. Established in 1974 as the premium branch of Seiko Corporation, Credor specialises in sophisticated, ultra-thin dress timepieces adorned with artisanal craftsmanship, initially available solely in Japan until the introduction of the Locomotive


The Goldfeather Tourbillon GBCF997 Showcases Credor’s Engraved Aesthetic at Its Finest
With delicate linear patterns carried throughout the watch, the piece embodies a harmonious balance of precision and decoration. Credor Established in 1974, Credor is Seiko’s premium brand designed to exemplify Japanese haute horlogerie, creative craftsmanship, and ultra-thin watchmaking. Initially confined to Japan, Credor commenced its global growth in 2024 with the introduction of the Locomotive model, a timepiece initially conceived by Genta, and will reinforce its standi


Patek Philippe Expands Retail Presence With Beyer Chronometrie Acquisition
The Bahnhofstrasse boutique will close in late 2026 before reopening in 2027 as the brand’s fourth global flagship salon. Keith Mayhew/ Sopa Images/ Lightrocket Via Getty Images Patek Philippe has formally entered into an agreement to purchase Beyer Chronometrie, so concluding the existence of the world's oldest independent watch shop. The iconic multibrand store, situated on Zurich’s renowned Bahnhofstrasse, will cease operations permanently at the conclusion of 2026. Commen


A Rush for the Rolex ‘Pepsi’ as Prices Spike on the Secondary Market
Driven by discontinuation whispers, collectors move quickly to secure the enduring classic. Rolex Speculative assertions regarding the discontinuation of the Rolex GMT-Master II “Pepsi” are significantly impacting the aftermarket luxury watch market. The renowned collector-grade watch, characterised by a blue and red duo-tone bezel reminiscent of the classic soda can, has experienced a price increase of approximately $3,000 since the beginning of 2026, rising from just around


Seiko Prospex Reimagines the Marinemaster with New Heritage-Driven Releases
With the 1968 Heritage Diver HBF001 and JAMSTEC limited edition, the collection captures the pinnacle of the brand’s iconic dive watch legacy. Seiko Upon hearing these two phrases, one recognises that the situation is about to escalate in seriousness. Prospex denotes Seiko's tool watches, derived from the abbreviation of Professional Specifications. This collection of watches features instruments designed for adventure and diving. Marinemaster is a significant designation fo
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