Some of the most stunning novelties from Audemars Piguet, Tissot, Bell & Ross and other experts of haute horlogerie
Blurring the lines between art and horology, the Slim d’Hermès Cheval Brossé embodies Hermès’ 2025 theme, “Drawn to Craft,” through a masterful fusion of enameling and pad printing. Designed by Philippe Delhotal, this timepiece captures the ethereal elegance of Dimitri Rybaltchenko’s stylized horse motif, its silhouette emerging through layers of pigment on a deep blue enamel dial. Powered by the ultra-thin H1950 self-winding movement, the watch is as refined inside as it is visually striking. A matte Bleu Abysse alligator strap complements its vibrant composition further highlighting Hermès’ dedication to craftsmanship. Limited to just 24 pieces, the Slim d’Hermès Cheval Brossé invites wearers to journey between dreams and reality–one meticulous brushstroke at a time.
Bvlgari and MB&F reunite for a second collaboration redefining watchmaking with an avant-garde timepiece inspired by one of Bvlgari’s most iconic designs: the Serpenti. The Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti reinterprets the legendary serpent with a sculptural aesthetic and advanced mechanics. Its biomorphic shape extends beyond the metal case, featuring five sapphire crystals that amplify its hypnotic allure. The glowing rotating hour and minute domes—reminiscent of a serpent’s mesmerizing gaze—heighten the visual intrigue while the intricately cut rear section adds to its captivating effect. Limited to just 33 pieces for each of the three variations, this bold creation merges Bvlgari’s audacious design with MB&F’s mechanical ingenuity.
Audemars Piguet propels haute horology into the future with the groundbreaking Calibre 7138, a next-generation perpetual calendar designed for modern lifestyles. Traditionally, adjusting a perpetual calendar—a revered watchmaking complication—required cumbersome correctors and specialized tools. Now, the maison revolutionizes the experience with an all-in-one crown, allowing seamless adjustments with enhanced legibility. Protected by five patents, this self-winding movement debuts in three striking 41mm models: a Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet in 18k white gold and two Royal Oak versions in stainless steel and 18K sand gold. Additionally, three exclusive anniversary editions, each limited to 150 pieces, mark this milestone in innovation.
Grand Seiko introduces two striking stunning to its Heritage Collection, capturing Japan’s seasonal beauty through masterful craftsmanship. Inspired by the iconic 62GS, these modern reinterpretations celebrate Rikka (early summer) and Shūbun (autumn equinox) with exquisite dials. The SBGH351 evokes summer’s lush greenery with a vibrant textured dial while the SBGH353 reflects autumn’s celestial glow with a deep blue dial accented by golden details. Powered by the Hi-Beat 36000 Caliber 9S85, these timepieces are housed in a Zaratsu-polished Ever-Brilliant steel case and bracelet. Seamlessly blending nature, heritage and innovation, these creations exemplify Grand Seiko’s meticulous pursuit of excellence.
Tissot redefines sustainability with the PRC 100 Solar, a timepiece that harnesses solar energy to power its Lightmaster Solar Quartz movement. Available in 39mm and 34mm sizes, the PRC 100 Solar features a bold dodecagonal bezel and sunray dials in silver, blue or black, paired with stainless steel or leather straps. Its innovative solar technology absorbs natural and artificial light, ensuring uninterrupted performance without battery replacements. Merging sleek design with eco-friendly innovation, the PRC 100 Solar is perfect for those who embrace sustainability while appreciating the harmony of tradition and modern technology.
Bell & Ross takes horology to new heights with the BR-03 Astro, a limited-edition watch that brings the solar system to the wrist. Inspired by the Cupola, the observation dome of the International Space Station (ISS), this 41mm black ceramic timepiece features a blue aventurine dial showcasing Earth, the Moon and Mars in an elegant orbital display. Mars indicates the hours, the Moon tracks minutes and a small satellite orbits Earth every 60 seconds. Powered by the BR.CAL-327 automatic movement, the watch offers a 54-hour power reserve, combining precision with imagination. A bold fusion of astronomy and watchmaking, the BR-03 Astro is perfect for space enthusiasts and collectors alike.