For Watches and Wonders 2025, Zenith is celebrating its 160th anniversary by unveiling the G.F.J., a contemporary interpretation of its iconic Caliber 135 chronometers. This release marks a revival of Zenith's rich history, predating the famous El Primero movement. The G.F.J. honors Georges Favre-Jacot, the founder of Zenith, with a modern twist on the precision-driven timepieces of yesteryear.

TAG Heuer has introduced a sun-powered update to its iconic Formula 1 collection, aligning with the brand's first year as a sponsor of Formula 1. The Formula 1 Solargraph offers a nod to the 1986 design, with nine unique variants featuring bold, retro-inspired colorways.

Tudor leaps forward with the Black Bay 68: Bigger and Bolder.

Patek Philippe is expanding its legacy of haute horlogerie with the new Quadruple Complication Ref. 5308G-001, an exceptionally sophisticated timepiece now part of the brand’s permanent collection. Originally introduced in 2023 as the Tokyo-exclusive 5308P-010, this watch is making its way into the mainstream catalog for Watches and Wonders 2025.

The Watches and Wonders fair, held for the fourth time this year, once again brought together many brands, which are considered the milestones of luxury watchmaking, under the same roof. Here is our comments regarding the Watches and Wonders 2025 watch fair, which has become more colorful with new exhibitors as well as the usual heavy hitters.

Patek Philippe has swiftly expanded its Cubitus collection, unveiling two new midsized models just five months after the original release. Debuting at Watches and Wonders 2025, the Cubitus 7128/1G and 7128/1R now come in a more compact 40mm case with a slim 8.5mm height, crafted in white and rose gold, respectively. These new models retain the signature sunburst finish dial, with the white gold version featuring a refined blue-gray color and the rose gold variant showcasing an elegant brown hue.

Patek Philippe is reintroducing the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time in white gold, now featuring a lacquered ivory dial. This new Ref. 5524G-010 replaces the previous blue-dialed 5524G-001, which was quietly discontinued. Initially controversial upon its debut in 2015, this model has since earned its place among Patek enthusiasts.  

Rolex revisits a late 1970s design while introducing a state-of-the-art movement.

A bold evolution of the "Lefty" GMT-Master II.

Vacheron Constantin is celebrating its 270th anniversary with three limited-edition timepieces, each featuring Openface dials and the maison’s signature Maltese cross guilloché motif. Limited to 370 pieces per model, these platinum-clad masterpieces blend modern aesthetics with the brand’s hallmark complications.

Grand Seiko unveils ultra-fine accuracy movement caliber 9RB2 at Watches and Wonders.

Tudor is expanding the Black Bay 58 lineup with a striking new all-burgundy color scheme, introducing some exciting updates along the way. Burgundy has been a signature color for the Black Bay collection since its debut in 2012, with the original burgundy-bezeled "Smiley" model still highly regarded by collectors. However, this new version not only brings a fresh red aesthetic but also introduces some significant changes to the Black Bay 58 series.