While the watch industry may appear slow-moving from a distance, it continues to evolve with fresh designs and technical advancements. Below, we highlight standout new releases from renowned brands like Breitling, Tissot, and emerging names, proving that horology remains as dynamic as ever.
Bremont Terra Nova 38 Turquoise
Building on its 2024 pink-dial Terra Nova, Bremont introduces a striking turquoise variant of its classic sports watch. The timepiece features a sleek 904L steel cushion case, a matching bracelet, and bold Super-LumiNova numerals for enhanced visibility. Limited to just 100 pieces, this exclusive model is available only through Exquisite Timepieces.
Bell & Ross BR-03 Diver Lum Outline
Bell & Ross reimagines its signature diver with a minimalist twist. Instead of traditional numerals, the watch uses 3D “Baignoire-style” markers coated in Super-LumiNova for optimal readability in any lighting. Despite its refined aesthetic, it remains a robust tool watch, equipped with an automatic movement, a 300-meter water resistance rating, and a ceramic dive bezel.
Vaer R1 USA Chron@ograph Orange
California-based Vaer continues to impress with its domestically assembled timepieces. The R1 USA Racing Chronograph, powered by a Seiko meca-quartz movement, blends vintage racing inspiration with modern functionality. It includes a 60-minute counter and a 24-hour military time sub-dial, offering both style and precision.
H. Moser & Cie. x Alpine Motorsports Streamliner Alpine Edition
In collaboration with Alpine Motorsports, H. Moser & Cie. presents a duo of watches celebrating Formula 1 racing. The set includes a skeletonized fly-back chronograph (Driver’s Edition) and a hybrid analog-digital model (Mechanic’s Edition) with advanced complications like a GMT, perpetual calendar, and split-seconds chronograph.
Nivada Grenchen Chronomaster Broad Arrow Valjoux 23
Nivada Grenchen revives history with 50 refurbished Valjoux 23 movements from 1974. The Chronomaster Broad Arrow comes in two versions: a classic black dial and a celestial blue variant with a world time bezel. The chronograph features a unique 30-minute sub-dial that begins with a five-minute countdown.
Cauny Ando Grey 37.5mm
Designed by famed architect Tadao Ando, this quartz watch mimics the shape of an apple—a recurring motif in his work. The curved case, domed sapphire crystal, and leaf-shaped hands create a whimsical yet elegant aesthetic. Available in brushed steel or Granny Smith green, each paired with an Italian leather strap.
Unimatic x Massena LAB UT4-SPT ‘NASA Artemis II’
Inspired by NASA’s upcoming Artemis II mission, this limited-edition watch features a Cerakote case and an orange nylon strap. Powered by a Seiko quartz movement, it boasts 300-meter water resistance and comes with a NASA-themed pouch.
Tissot Seastar 1000 Quartz Chronograph
Tissot’s popular diver chronograph now comes in a more compact 38mm case. With a Swatch-produced quartz movement, 300-meter water resistance, and multiple strap options, it remains an accessible yet high-performance choice.
Breitling Navitimer Cosmonaute Scott Carpenter Centenary
Breitling honors astronaut Scott Carpenter’s 100th birthday with a platinum-cased Navitimer, mirroring the watch he wore in space in 1962. Upgrades include an engraved movement and an alligator strap with a white gold buckle.
Leica ZM1 Urban Green
Leica expands its watch lineup with a sunburst green “Urban Green” dial for its ZM1 and ZM2 models. Paired with black leather or steel mesh straps, this edition is available exclusively at Leica boutiques.
Ba111od Chapter 4 Onyx Flying Tourbillon
Swiss boutique brand Ba111od strips down its Chapter 4 tourbillon to essentials, showcasing a floating escapement on an onyx dial. The ultra-thin 9.75mm steel case is complemented by a textured crocodile-embossed leather strap.
