Louis Vuitton Ball Clocks, Limited Zenith for U.S. Independence

The clock, styled as a football, was released to mark the 10th anniversary of Louis Vuitton's partnership with UNICEF. Time is displayed on two rotating cylinders at the top of the ball. The mechanism of the model is partially visible at the bottom. The outer metal frame of the clock has a unique feature: the sections highlighting the current hour and minute are inlaid with white and black diamonds.

In June, the clock will be auctioned by Sotheby's. Read more about this model in the review.

The limited edition Royal Oak in a titanium case draws attention with two features: a black aventurine dial and a red flying tourbillon carriage. The carriage is made of anodized aluminum. To complement the dial's color palette, the watch comes with two rubber straps - black and red. The release is limited to 150 pieces. Read more about this new release in the review.

A new release celebrating the 30th anniversary of Parmigiani Fleurier. The watch is presented in a 41.6 x 12.6 mm case made of polished white gold. Under the sapphire glass, around the dial, snake-like gongs are visible. The dial is made of white gold and decorated with hand-forging and a Morning Blue finish.

On the back of the watch, a flying tourbillon and a 10-day power reserve indicator are hidden. The release is limited to 5 pieces.

An entire collection of new products, which includes 12 models and 4 design variants. Each piece in this series is adorned with 1399 precious stones, including rubies, sapphires, diamonds, emeralds, and Paraiba tourmalines.

Depending on the model, the watch is jeweled with malachite, chrysoprase, turquoise, and mother-of-pearl. The white gold plate, bridges, and rotor of the mechanism are also set with precious stones.

A new release from David Candaux, crafted in the master's signature style. The watch is presented in a platinum case measuring 43 x 10.02 mm (or 12.9 mm including the glass). The novelty differs from previous versions by a black onyx dial. Key elements of the dial composition, including the small dial frame, flying tourbillon carriage, and hands, are made of rose gold.

The tourbillon carriage has been and remains the hallmark of David Candaux. It is made of anodized titanium and traditionally for the master is inclined at a 30-degree angle. The watch's mechanism is inclined at 3 degrees within the case. The release, intended to be worn on a black rubber strap with a hook-and-loop fastener, is limited to 8 pieces. The estimated cost of the novelty is CHF 248,000.

A custom novelty from Artisans de Genève, unexpectedly referencing the world of racing. In the 1970s, the client for this model was engaged in preparing racing cars for the track, minimizing their weight. The same was done with the watch, quoting the racing 1970s in several details. The case is made of Grade 5 titanium, the mechanism is extremely skeletonized, and the yellow rubber strap refers to the 1970s fashion for bright body colors. Read more about this novelty in the review.

As the name suggests, these seemingly simple watches combine a chronograph with a Flyback function and dual time indication. The model features a 32 x 13.2 mm steel case. The chronograph buttons are symmetrically located at the "2" and "10 o'clock" marks, and the crown is shifted to the "4 o'clock" mark. Chronograph readings are taken from two central hands: the red hand indicates elapsed seconds, and the rhodium-plated hand indicates minutes.

The second time zone indicator is integrated into the central dial disc and is conveniently treated with Super-LumiNova luminescent material. The main hands are also filled with luminescent material. The model is powered by a manual-winding mechanism with a 3-day power reserve. The estimated cost of the watch is CHF 74,500.

Two limited editions released in honor of the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence. The watches are presented in steel and carbon cases with a diameter of 37 mm. The dial palette uniquely echoes the colors of the American flag: blue counters and a tachymetric scale on a white background, with red appearing on the second hand.

The steel version (limited to 250 pieces) is offered with either a signature "ladder" bracelet or a blue rubber strap. The carbon variant (limited to 25 pieces) is only offered with a strap. Read more about the watch in the review.

Two new series in the Aquaracer Professional Solargraph line. One series features a 28 mm steel case with 4 dial options, each with diamond hour markers. The second series is presented in 40 mm cases made of steel or titanium. It also offers 4 versions, one of which has dial elements highlighted in rose gold.

All new models in this series are powered by mechanisms charged by natural and artificial light. Read more about the watches in the review.

New releases from the revived Dennison brand, which since its return (in 2024) has already won the Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix in the "Challenge" category. This series is a product of partnership with Collectability and its founder, vintage Patek Philippe specialist John Reardon. All models in the series received a 35 x 33.6 x 6.05 mm case, designed by Emmanuel Gueit. Case materials include steel or steel with PVD coating.

Two dial designs are offered. The first, "Oblique Enigma Dial," features a blue-green palette and repeats the asymmetrical shape of the case. The second, "Oblique Vector Dial," is more minimalist, done in silver or gold. Under the dial is a Ronda 1062 quartz caliber with a lifespan of about 6 years. The watches will be sold through pre-order, available from May 27 to June 3. The estimated cost of the models is $790.

New York jeweler and designer Alex Moss decided to infuse the recent Audemars Piguet and Swatch release with a hefty dose of flamboyance and added... diamonds. He replaced the factory calfskin strap with a massive 14-carat white gold chain, which he embellished with stones. The bezel, generously set with diamonds of VS clarity, is not the original bioceramic but a white gold bezel replacing the original part.

At the time of writing, this exclusive version of the Royal Pop already found its owner.