Oris has unveiled a burgundy-dial Big Crown Pointer Date in its continuing collaboration with Swiss leather specialist Cervo Volante. Following editions in 2022 and 2025, the partnership uses responsibly sourced Swiss deer hides for straps. Vegetable tanning preserves natural scars and marks, repurposing hides from population-control culls that would otherwise be burned.
TimeForArt reaches its third edition in 2026, bringing together established watch houses and independent makers to create watches for charity auction. Organized by New York’s Swiss Institute, the biennial initiative directs 100% of proceeds to contemporary art, supporting free exhibitions, public programmes, education and community activities.
We Love Watches is expected to bring nearly 90 watch brands and more than 5,000 enthusiasts to the Maison de la Mutualité in Paris. The fair’s fourth edition will run over two days.
Jose Pereztroika alleges that Panerai and its Heritage Committee revised the brand’s history using his research without acknowledgement and reproduced his photographs without permission. He also questions the committee’s vetting procedures and alleges links between some members and questionable watches, authentications and provenance.
Milano Watch Week more than tripled its audience in 2026 and relocated to the Italian Stock Exchange. The watch fair also dropped panel discussions from its programme, marking a change in format alongside its increased attendance.
Grand Seiko has unveiled the Elegance SBGW325 “Arabic Blue,” limited to 600 pieces worldwide. Its 37.3 mm stainless steel case houses the manually wound Calibre 9S64 with a 72-hour power reserve. The navy dial features raised Arabic numerals recalling the 2001 SBGW003. Water resistance is 30 metres, and two interchangeable leather straps are included.
H. Moser & Cie has unveiled the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition. The watch features a 40mm anthracite-gray ceramic case, with Alpine-blue movement components and a flying tourbillon visible within its skeletonized construction.
Mühle-Glashütte’s new Sportivo Power Dive continues the brand’s tradition of robust, functional sports watches. It combines 300 metres of water resistance, a rotating diving bezel and a power-reserve indicator, pairing nautical functionality with a contemporary sports-watch design.
Angelus has added the Chronographe Tachymètre to its La Fabrique collection. The 37mm chronograph draws on the brand’s historical watches and vintage motoring aesthetics, with a tachymeter scale for measuring speed central to its design.
Patek Philippe has unveiled six Gondolo Ladies First models, reinterpreting its 2009 Ladies First Chronograph as a range of women’s jewelry watches. The new models feature Art Deco-inspired styling, diamonds and colorful gemstones, paired with quartz technology.
Patek Philippe’s Watch Art Grand Exhibition 2026 in Milan is the brand’s largest travelling exhibition to date. The displays bring together archival treasures, historic watches, generations of calibres and rare decorative crafts, showcasing the manufacture’s watchmaking heritage.