The DiaStar Original Skeleton collection welcomes three new limited editions in blue, green and red.

Discovered at Time to Watches, White Star revives a 130-year-old La Chaux-de-Fonds house with three models: Diagrafic, Neografic and Unigrafic.

ESKA unveils the Amphibian “Cœur de Paris,” limited to 136 pieces with IFL Watches, masters of artistic hand-painted dials.

Inspired by the harmonious geometry of the Palais Granvelle in Besançon, the Granvelle Renaissance reinterprets classic proportions in a refined 37.5 mm case.

Oris honours baseball legend Lou Gehrig with a 2,130-piece Big Crown Pointer Date, driven by the caliber Oris 754. Priced at 2,400 euros.

Franck Muller unveils the Round Triple Mystery Rainbow in a 36 mm white gold case.

Seiko Presage celebrates Tomioka silk with four refined mechanical watches blending textured dials, Japanese hues and timeless elegance.

The Swiss Haute Horlogerie Manufacture Audemars Piguet is delighted to unveil three new variations of the 37 mm Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph, featuring the Calibre 6401 introduced earlier this year.

On the Titlis, Bucherer unveils a spectacular Rolex boutique, blending refined architecture, Alpine panorama and a watchmaking experience at the summit.

A. Lange & Söhne unveils a new interpretation of its emblematic rectangular timepiece, in an edition limited to 50 pieces with case and dial crafted in 750/1000 honey gold (HONEYGOLD®): the CABARET TOURBILLON HONEYGOLD.