The Newest And Hottest From The World Of Watches
The latest releases and coolest collabs geared with the best movements and complications.
By Brandon Chia - published
Luxury watchmakers continue to spoil us with an ever-growing array of timepieces crafted with the most precious metals and jewels, so where do we even start when hunting for the perfect watch? Fortunately, we’ve done the hard work for you. From Vacheron Constantin’s travel-inspired Overseas collection pieces to H.Moser & Cie’s humorous Reebok collaboration, we’ve rounded up the newest and hottest watches on the scene.
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Vacheron Constantin’s Exploration-inspired Novelties
Vacheron Constantin presents two very different watches centred on the theme of travel and exploration in its 2026 novelties. The Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points is made for the collector always on the go, with four compass-inspired dial colours, accentuated by the grain finish, and a sleek titanium silhouette that feels quietly adventurous.
The Égérie Moon Phase Spring Blossom, meanwhile, is softer and more romantic: a pink mother-of-pearl dial and a hand-painted strap with sakura flowers that sits somewhere between couture and high watchmaking.
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Patek Philippe’s Limited Edition Nautilus Collection
Patek Philippe marks 50 years of the Nautilus by doing what it does best: refinement and just enough drama to make collectors lose sleep. The anniversary line-up keeps the famous ship porthole-inspired design clean and elegant, with an ultra-thin case measuring 6.9mm, available in white gold or platinum, plus an unexpected desk clock that turns the Nautilus into an objet d’art that will certainly delight every connoisseur.
Hublot’s Re-designed Big Bang Collection
Hublot came into Watches and Wonders 2026 with energy and a high-impact sense of fun. The Big Bang Reloaded sharpens the brand’s signature openworked style, making the watch feel bolder, moodier and more architectural, while the Big Bang Joyful Steel Purple brings a brighter beat with its violet strap, amethyst-set bezel and playful colour story. Together, they show the two sides of Hublot: technical bravado for the maximalist, and gemstone savoir faire for those who like their wristwear with extra bling.
Roger Dubuis’ Smaller But Mightier Novelties
Roger Dubuis leaned fully into the small watch trend at Watches and Wonders this year with the Excalibur Lady of the Lake, a 36mm rose-gold watch inspired by Viviane, guardian of Excalibur. Its green mother-of-pearl mosaic dial ripples like enchanted water, complete with a moonstone seconds indicator and a diamond-set fluted bezel.
The manufacture also produced two feminine Excalibur creations that feel more spellbound than traditional. The new Excalibur Brocéliande reimagines the mythical forest of Arthurian lore in two 38mm rose-gold models—Dawn Rose and Twilight Blue—where engraved mother-of-pearl ivy leaves and sapphire discs reate the effect of a forest stirred by wind.
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H. Moser & Cie.’s Reebok Collaboration
H.Moser & Cie. and Reebok may not be the most expected pairing, but the Streamliner Pump makes the case for luxury with a sense of humour. The collaboration translates Reebok’s cult ’80s Pump sneaker gesture into mechanical watchmaking: instead of a traditional crown, an orange anodised aluminium pusher winds the movement with each press. One pump delivers more than an hour of power reserve, while the mechanism can still be pressed even when fully wound. The limited edition watches are available in black or white forged quartz fibre, which is light, tactile and graphic, and equipped with an integrated rubber strap.
Louis Vuitton’s Technicoloured Masterpiece
With the high watchmaking capabilities of La Fabrique du Temps, Louis Vuitton continues to push the boundaries of the craft, especially with its most recent Tambour Taiko Arty Automata. The 42mm white gold case with a swirl of pastel colours as a backdrop is an artisanal canvas for seven animated elements, including an eye with dramatic lashes made of real feathers and a pair of red lips with pearly whites on the dial to dance together in whimsical glory with a single touch by the wearer. This technical marvel also houses a one-minute tourbillon to ensure the utmost accuracy.
Jacob & Co.’s Revolutionary Diamond Cut
Jacob & Co. marks its 40th anniversary with the Angel Cut—a proprietary and patented diamond cut conceived entirely in-house and named after Angela, the wife of founder Jacob Arabo. This unique cut, with a lozenge-shaped tablet, features 37 precise facets—one for every year the couple has been married—which preserve the elegance of a rectangular diamond while improving the light reflecting and refracting through the stone, making it even more brilliant. Accompanying the debut of this cut, the brand also launched the Billionaire Double Tourbillon Angel Cut, featuring exclusive diamonds covering the case and dial.
Vacheron Constantin’s Titanium Beauty
Vacheron Constantin updates its Overseas collection with a titanium tourbillon model with all the same design cues as previous iterations, except for a pop of colour on the dial. The deep red hue adds a lovely contrast against the greyish tones of the titanium case and bracelet, which is notably 30 percent stronger than steel and weighs half as much, making it a great daily driver. The watch also comes with two additional rubber straps in red or white, which can be easily changed without tools.
Dior’s Pastel La D de Dior Novelties
A staple in Dior’s watch repertoire, the La D de Dior collection has constantly been reinvented with updated designs by Victoire de Castellane, Artistic Director of Dior Jewellery, and this season sees three new variations with pastel-hued straps—pink, blue and yellow—and a matching mother-of-pearl dial and a diamond-paved vezel and crown.
Omega’s First Two-Hand Watch
The Swiss watch manufacture introduces a new Constellation Observatory Collection featuring two new two-hand movements across nine references in a range of metals from steel to gold. Each 39.4mm timepiece keeps true to Constellation design heritage with modern precision testing.
“Until now, precision certification has required a seconds hand. The development of a new acoustic testing methodology has made that requirement obsolete. It is this breakthrough that has enabled us to present the Constellation Observatory, the first two-hand watch to achieve Master Chronometer certification,” said Raynald Aeschlimann, President and CEO of Omega.
Bvlgari’s Newest Global Brand Ambassador
Bvlgari has officially welcomed pop icon Dua Lipa into its family of ambassadors. This comes after she starred in an Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 video campaign earlier this year, where she donned a variety of the brand’s high jewellery.
“Dua Lipa embodies a contemporary vision of empowerment and freedom that deeply resonates with Bvlgari’s values. She is a strong, authentic voice who redefines success, and through her artistry and confidence, inspires women around the world to embrace their inner strength. We are proud to welcome her as our Global Brand Ambassador and to begin this exciting new chapter together.” says Laura Burdese, Bvlgari Deputy CEO and Bvlgari CEO.
“It is incredibly special to work alongside an iconic brand like Bvlgari, and I’m thrilled to be part of a house that embodies confidence, creativity, and modern femininity. Their pieces always add the perfect finishing touch, transforming a look into a real moment,” says Lipa.
TAG Heuer’s Connected Calibre E5 Stars Alongside Ryan Gosling In Project Hail Mary
TAG Heuer’s newest Connected Calibre E5, which is crafted in titanium and comes with a vibrant red rubber strap, makes its silver screen debut on the wrist of brand ambassador Ryan Gosling in his upcoming film, Project Hail Mary. The watch plays an important role as one of the few human tools that Gosling’s character has while he journeys through space alone.
Audemars Piguet’s Latest Fleet of Novelties
First, there was looksmaxxing and now, there is watchmaxxing—and Audemars Piguet is leading the charge with a brand new fleet of timepieces as part of its annual AP Social Club. A major highlight from the 2026 novelties is the iconic Royal Oak Selfwinding with a malachite dial, seen on singer Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl during his half-time performance.
Another standout includes the new Neo Frame Jumping Hour watch featuring a rectangular case with vertical gadroons in pink gold and a black PVD-treated sapphire dial, demonstrating the manufacture’s philosophy of paying tribute to its past as a pioneer of jump hour movements while capturing a sense of modernity.