A. Lange & Söhne is bringing back a full-platinum bracelet on a limited version of the Datograph Perpetual, adding a new variant to its collectible watch offerings.
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Breitling has launched the Navitimer B09 Chronograph 41 and Navitimer B02 Chronograph 41 Cosmonaute as non-limited additions to its core collection. The pair brings manually wound options to the regular Navitimer lineup, with an emphasis on appealing to watch enthusiasts.
Oris has introduced the Kelp Forest Limited Edition, a new limited-edition watch.
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Atelier Mephalie is returning with three in-house minute repeaters from Shanghai. The comeback revives a dormant watchmaking brand with roots in the late 19th century, choosing complicated chiming watches for its return.
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Tissot has partnered with Damian Lillard on a PRX Skeleton Special Edition. The watch features a 44mm case and a hand-wound movement, and comes with a conversion kit that allows it to serve as a pocket watch.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre brings back the Master Ultra Thin Moon in a 36mm pink gold case. The returning model comes from the Vallée de Joux watchmaker, known for supplying high-end movements to other leading watch houses.
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Maurice Lacroix has refined the Aikon Automatic Chronograph for the collection’s tenth anniversary. Launched in 2016 with quartz movements, the integrated-design, sporty Aikon range added automatic models in 2018 and has become a core part of the brand’s catalogue.
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Renaud Tixier’s Monday Skeleton reworks its debut watch with the skeletonized RVI2025 calibre, featuring 262 components, 238 inward angles and at least 72 hours of power reserve. Its patented platinum microrotor system uses an inertia wheel and propulsion spring to capture energy from subtle wrist movements, while a decoupling mechanism protects against shocks. Finishing is performed by hand in Tolochenaz, Switzerland.
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The Bell & Ross BR-03 Space Mission uses a moon and a spaceplane in place of conventional hands to indicate the time. A black aventurine dial provides a sparkling backdrop, surrounded by a matte-black ceramic case.
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