Zenith and Naoya Hida Platinum Partnership

This watch, created in partnership with independent Japanese watchmaker Naoya Hida, features a platinum case complemented by a solid silver dial. The understated dial design is highlighted by hour markers filled with urushi lacquer. Inside is the revived historical Caliber 135, which we will cover in detail soon. Limited to 10 pieces. Read more about the watch in the review.

This new release from the TAG Heuer Monaco collection shows a clear resemblance to Louis Vuitton's Spin Time models. The LVMH group colleagues decided to merge the iconic square chronograph design with an original interpretation of the 'jumping hour' function. The model features a Grade 5 titanium case. Behind its sapphire crystals is a mechanism with 12 rotating pistons, simulating a 12-cylinder engine's operation.

Limited to 50 numbered pieces. The watch will be available in December 2026. Read more about this model in the review.

A new release in partnership with the Hong Kong watch marketplace Wristcheck. Over 8 years ago, the original watches in this series set a record for being the world's thinnest self-winding watches. As before, the white gold case of the model measures 41 x 4.3 mm. The novelty stands out with its blue palette, referring to Wristcheck's colors. The watch is offered on a calfskin strap. Read more about this model in the review.

This series of watches is released to celebrate Marilyn Monroe's 100th birthday. The series includes 7 unique pieces, with letters engraved on the case back forming the name MARILYN. All feature a white gold case (35 x 16 x 6.50 mm) and a design that replicates the original watch owned by the Hollywood star.

The model's finish includes 85 diamonds totaling 1.360 carats. The watch is offered on a thin calfskin strap. Each piece has a unique strap color, specially developed by the Pantone® Institute. The estimated cost of the model is CHF 41,000.

Two series of chronographs in 42 and 37 mm cases, with which Audemars Piguet starts the new summer season. The larger models feature steel or titanium cases, dials with bright color accents, and calfskin straps.

The smaller models are offered in titanium or rose gold cases, optionally adorned with diamonds and equipped with bright rubber straps. Inside the watches is Audemars Piguet's latest movement introduced this year. Read more about the novelties in this material.

Four sporty novelties from the Laureato collection. The quartet features two sizes (39 and 36 mm) and three design options. The cases are made of steel. The most striking in this quartet is the model with a 39 mm case and a dial covered in blue enamel. The highlight of the dial is the classic 'Clous de Paris' guilloché pattern visible under the enamel. This combination creates an interesting light play under different lighting conditions.

Inside the novelties is the new Girard-Perregaux movement introduced last September. Read more about the watches in the review.

An exclusive novelty for cigar lovers and stylish lighters. The watch is presented in the sleek BR-05 collection case measuring 42 x 42 mm. The combination of steel and rose gold complements a beautiful cognac-colored dial. It features black counters that mimic the case's shape. This magnificence is offered with a lighter from the French brand S.T.Dupont and a cigar cutter. Limited to 150 pieces. Read more about this model in the review.

A limited edition for the start of the next Mille Miglia race, which will take place next week. The watch's design includes several automotive references. These include a dial texture resembling asphalt, an engraving of a steering wheel on the crown, and a power reserve indicator styled like a fuel gauge. This is complemented by the famous Mille Miglia logo in the shape of a red arrow and a black textile strap with a rubber lining. Limited to 250 pieces. Read more about the watch in the review.

A new chronograph from the Black Bay collection with two important features. The first is a more compact case than other models in the lineup. The second is the yellow-black color scheme, which gives this model its name. All other characteristics will be familiar to you, from the aluminum bezel to the 200-meter water resistance and the bracelet with a micro-adjustment system. The novelty is not declared as limited. Read more about the watch in the review.

A new release to mark Oris's 122nd anniversary, celebrated on June 1. The watch is presented in a steel case measuring 39.5 x 11.1 mm. It is distinguished by a minimalist light gray dial with a mirror polish in the small seconds area. The case back is adorned with an image of a bear - Oris's mascot, laser engraved. When light hits it, the bear shimmers with all the colors of the rainbow.

The model is powered by an automatic movement with a 5-day power reserve (caliber Oris 401). Limited to 250 pieces. The estimated cost of the watch is CHF 3,800.

A new release marking the 60th anniversary of the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) and the 10th anniversary of Seiko's partnership with this organization. The watch is presented in a 45 x 13.2 mm steel case. The dial design combines blue and red - the colors of PADI's anniversary logo, and features a new globe motif for Seiko. The case is water-resistant to 200 meters.

The watch will be available in July. Limited to 8000 pieces. The estimated cost of the model is €750.