Increasing the Pano edition to 42 mm size, Glashütte Original’s Pano Tourbillon XL watch now features a very fresh face.
Louis Moinet continues to make aesthetic watches, as evidenced by 2007’s Spiroscope.
Chronograph caliber El Primero 4035 forms the base of Zenith’s Grand Class Open Tourbillon watch.
Rolex introduces the Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master II chronograph watch for regattas.
Montblanc’s first timepiece using the newly purchased Minerva caliber: Collection Villeret 1858 Grand Chronograph Authentique watch.
The Robusto Tourbillon watch by Cuervo y Sobrinos is unique in both appearance and function.
Daniel Roth’s Tourbillon Lumière watch is as transparent as they come thanks to its skeletonized movement.
The size of Patek Philippe’s new perpetual calendar watch has been increased two millimeters to 38 mm, which some consider the new classic size.
Every inch a Jaquet Droz watch, the Date Astrale model displays its date in retrograde manner using a small diamond.
The Sculptura Una watch is Thomas Prescher’s “simplified” version of his Tempusvivendi, which features a double retrograde display in bras en l’air style.
Audemars Piguet presents another complicated masterpiece watch: the Millenary Perpetual Calendar with deadbeat seconds and power reserve.
Cuervo y Sobrinos enters the complicated watch market with Robusto Perpetuale GMT.
Parmigiani’s created its new Kalpagraph watch directly in versions for both men and women.
The Digital 3 watch by Jörg Schauer features a new old stock PUW 1561D movement from the 1970s.
Ulysse Nardin watches presents a new generation of the Freak containing two escapement wheels made of silicon covered with synthetic nanocrystal diamond.
Vacheron Constantin’s new perpetual calendar watch features a fully skeletonized and engraved Caliber 1120.
Martin Braun’s Selene watch features a photorealistic moon that can be set to the minute.
Perrelet introduces its new Titanium watch Collection, including the reworked Double Rotor model.
Louis Erard celebrates its 75th anniversary with this watch Collection 1931 GMT model.
The key-wound Lange 31 watch has enough power reserve for a full 31 days.
Milus introduces a women’s version watch of last year’s TriRetrograde.
Panerai introduces a ceramic timepiece: the Radiomir Black Seal watch.
Pierre Kunz’s Tahiti Moon watch features not only interesting retrograde displays, but also the innovative use of black Tahitian pearl.
Ventura watches, now heading down the manufacture quartz path, introduces the v-tec Zeta watch.
The Solar Navigator watch is the first result of Villemont’s merger with Norway’s only watch company, Amundsen.
Vincent Bérard, a former independent watchmaker now under Timex’s roof, presents his first wristwatch collection: Luvorene 1.
Vogard’s Super Traveler watches, originates in the only line of watches to have the time zone adjusted by the bezel.
Zenith’s Defy Xtreme Tourbillon watch is powered by El Primero Caliber 4035 SX.
Urwerk watches presents the evolution of its motherboard concept in the 201 model.
The official timekeeper of the world’s largest sailing event, Kiel Week, Tutima, introduces a Yachting Chronograph watch for regattas.
Sothis presents a second limited edition of the brand’s World Time Chrono watch.
Rodolphe presents an automatic watch displaying four separate time zones.
There is no simpler world time watch on the market: Porsche Design Worldtimer.
Omega’s Co-Axial Tourbillon watch is also an official C.O.S.C.-certified chronometer.
H. Moser & Cie. presents a new caliber watch featuring a Straumann double hairspring.
Breitling for Bentley introduces an official C.O.S.C.-certified chronometer watch that is also a chronograph and a perpetual calendar.
Working with watchmaker Andreas Strehler, Harry Winston Rare Timepieces introduces the seventh installment of its Opus watch series.
Azimuth’s new concept watch, the SP-1 Mechanique, is outfitted with a realistic earth making one full rotation every 60 seconds.
Limited to just 25 watches, Glashütte Original’s Julius Assmann 4 features a skeletonized and hand-engraved regulator tourbillon movement.
Hublot’s Bigger Bang All-Black Tourbillon watch features a monopusher chronograph alongside a tourbillon.
Harry Winston Rare Timepiece’s Tourbillon Glissière uses two blocks of platinum as the automatic winding’s rotors.
On the JeanRichard Paramount Time Square watch, planetary gears help display the hours as they rotate along a square.
One of the spring’s most whimsical timepieces: the Girard-Perregaux Jackpot Tourbillon watch chimes at three of a kind on the slot machine (pulling the arm also winds the movement).
TB Buti continues to play with materials and colors on the new Magnum watch.
Backes & Strauss, the world’s oldest diamond wholesaler, now belongs to the Franck Muller group—resulting in sparklers like this Berkeley model.
Maurice Lacroix’s Masterpiece watch line gets a makeover, as evidenced by the new Jours Rétrogrades model.
Bell & Ross enters the haute horlogerie segment with its technical Instrument Tourbillon watch.
The Zulu Time by Anonimo is a contemporary double time zone timepiece.
Always innovative, Blancpain introduces a minute repeater watch with a cathedral gong that is water-resistant to 100 meters: the Aqua Lung Répétition Minutes.
BRM adds another manufacture movement to its roster within the decidedly technical-looking R-50-T model.
Bulgari’s automatic Assioma tourbillon watch also features a perpetual calendar and two time zones.