Trending Audemars Piguet and Swatch Collaboration

The most talked-about watch of the past week. Swatch decided not to make a cheap copy of the Royal Oak. Instead, they offer customers either a keychain with a watch function or pocket watches in the Royal Oak form factor, which are expected to stimulate sales of the original model. The novelty is offered in a bioceramic case. A total of 8 models are available in different color combinations. Inside, there is a manual winding movement that supports either just hours and minutes or the indication of hours, minutes, and seconds. Read more about the novelty in the review.

Jaeger-LeCoultre has updated the Reverso collection, introducing several models in smaller cases. The most complex novelty in this series is the Reverso Tribute Duoface Small Seconds model.

The watch comes with a steel case measuring 42.9 x 25.5 x 9.23 mm. On the front dial, only the current time can be viewed. On the back, a second time zone indication with a day/night indicator is also presented. Read more about all the new Reverso collection models in the review.

We saw this model last year, but with a gray dial. The final version of the watch, as stated in the press release, is offered with a blue dial. This aligns with the model's concept: 3 counters on the dial display the movement of our planet as it rotates around its axis and moves in orbit around the Sun. The release is limited to 25 pieces. Read more about the watch in the review.

A novelty in a rose gold case. Case dimensions are 40 x 12.72 mm. The Mineral Blue dial, used for the first time in a steel model, is decorated with a hand-guilloché "barleycorn" pattern. The chronograph counters stand out on the dial due to the smooth texture of the scales. Under the dial is a COSC-certified high-frequency (5Hz) automatic movement with a 65-hour power reserve. The estimated price of the model is CHF 70,000 or €79,000.

Custom Rolex watches that outwardly resemble some limited editions by F.P. Journe. The watch features a 40-mm case, with the base made of titanium and the middle section from carbon. The bezel is also made of carbon fiber. The inscriptions on the gray dial are done in burgundy, which complements the hand-stitched leather strap. The release is limited to 5 pieces. The estimated price of the watch is €64,990.

The first watches in the Louis Vuitton jewelry collection. The design of the novelty plays with the iconic Louis Vuitton monogram, which celebrates its 130th anniversary this year. The model is presented in 4 variants with 26 mm diameter cases.

In one case, steel is combined with a white mother-of-pearl dial. In the second, a rose gold case complements a delicate pink mother-of-pearl dial. The third model combines yellow gold and a striking amazonite dial. In the fourth variant, the metal around the dial opening is encrusted with diamonds. The models are powered by a quartz movement.

An exclusive novelty for H. Moser & Cie boutiques. The highlight of the model is the lime-colored Grand Feu enamel dial. Such enamel is created in 12 layers and 12 consecutive firings. Each layer reacts differently to temperature, creating slight color variations. A 39 x 10.9 mm steel case houses an automatic movement with a 71-hour power reserve. The estimated price of the model is CHF 33,400.

Two novelties focusing on an elegant restrained shade of brown that fits perfectly into an old money style wardrobe. One model is a three-hand watch housed in a compact 32 mm steel case. The other is a titanium chronograph with a 42 mm case. The highlight of this model is the forged carbon dial with a "checkerboard" pattern. Both models are limited to 200 pieces each. Read more about the watches in the review.

A new Bell & Ross model that captivates with its green lacquered dial featuring a beautiful gradient. A distinctive feature of the dial is the absence of minute markers, making its design extremely clean and free of unnecessary details. The watch comes with a 41 x 9.65 mm steel case. It is suggested to wear the novelty on a calfskin strap. Read more about this model in the review.

A novelty in honor of the Indianapolis 500 race. The watch features a compact 38 mm steel case. The case is equipped with a bi-directional bezel made of TH polylight plastic. Under the dial is a solar-powered movement. Just one minute under direct sunlight is enough for these watches to run for an entire day. The Indy 500 logo can be seen on the dial, and on the case back, another reference to the race - a brick pattern. Read more about this model in the review.