Worldtimer Voutilainen in Brand's Signature Style

The novelty was presented in the early days of 2026. The Worldtimer in Kari Voutilainen's signature style features a round steel case with a diameter of 39 mm. It uses the standard Louis Cottier system to display the time. The main element of this system is a rotating ring with city names, which can be controlled by pressing the crown. Inside the case is a manufacture movement with a double escapement, featuring manual winding and a 65-hour power reserve. The estimated cost of the model is CHF 183,000.

This novelty from a special Seiko line was initially aimed at the Japanese market. The watch stands out with a handmade porcelain dial created by master Imari Nabeshima. The dial, adorned with a fine feather pattern, has a rich cobalt blue shade with a gradient effect.

The watch is presented in a rare stainless steel case for Credor models. The case measures 37.1 x 8.3 mm. Its thin silhouette is due to a manually wound movement only 1.98 mm thick. The release of the novelty is limited to a series of 60 pieces. The estimated cost of the watch is €15,000.

This limited edition is a collaboration with Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto. The design of the model is built on nuances of black color. The black ceramic case complements the dial with a camouflage pattern. Hour markers and hands lack luminescent coating. The dial's readability is ensured by the contrast of textures in the pattern. The look is completed by a black strap made of fabric and rubber. The release is limited to a series of 300 pieces. Read more about this model in the review.

This novelty subtly references the Year of the Fire Horse. The watch is presented in a 39 mm stainless steel case. The champagne-colored dial features red and gold accents, notably a date window highlighted in red. The number "7" is replaced by a character that means "horse." Why exactly the number seven? Find out in the review.

Another limited edition for the Year of the Fire Horse. The watch features a 43 x 13.1 mm steel case. It offers a business calendar displaying the week's ordinal number in the year. Another feature of the watch is an unusual power reserve indicator represented by a counter with two horses on the periphery. A galloping horse at the top indicates maximum power reserve (10 days), while a resting horse at the bottom suggests it’s time to wind the watch. The movement inside is manually wound.

The novelty is offered on a Shell Cordovan leather strap (horse leather). The release is limited to a series of 88 numbered pieces. The estimated cost of the watch is CHF 6,650.

One of four special Seiko novelties presented for the brand's 145th anniversary. The watch features a 35 x 12.3 mm case made of stainless steel with gold plating. The case's features include movable lugs and a large onion-shaped crown, reminiscent of early 20th-century wristwatches. The enamel-coated dial is protected by a box-shaped sapphire crystal. Completing the look is a thin retro-style leather strap.

The model's release is limited to a series of 1450 pieces. The estimated cost of the watch is €2,000.

Another Seiko novelty with an enamel dial. The watch is presented in a barrel-shaped steel case. Case dimensions: 46 x 35.9 x 12.5 mm. Dial features include blued steel hands and a 24-hour counter unrelated to GMT indication. Beneath the dial is a manufacture movement with automatic winding and a 3-day power reserve. The estimated cost of the model is €1,650.