1. Classic and Simple Style 38 – Vintage-inspired elegance with Peanuts detailing

2. Semi Skeleton – A contemporary timepiece showcasing mechanical craftsmanship

3. Diver Design 40 – A sporty, adventure-ready model with 200m water resistance

Each watch embodies Orient’s dedication to mechanical watchmaking, blending Japanese craftsmanship with Peanuts’ timeless nostalgia.

A Tribute to Playfulness & Precision

• Peanuts Anniversary Artwork – Snoopy’s classic sleeping pose at 6 o’clock, and Woodstock wearing a golden crown, inspired by Orient’s lion emblem

• Unique Date Displays – Woodstock replaces the numeral “1” for a whimsical touch

• Engraved Casebacks – Featuring the Orient 75th Anniversary & Peanuts 75th Anniversary logos, plus limited-edition numbering

• 40-Hour Power Reserve – Reliable automatic in-house movements across all models

The Collection

1. Classic & Simple 38 – A timeless dress watch with vintage-inspired cream or white dials, domed crystal glass, and easy-exchange leather straps (Limited to 7,800 & 3,100 pieces)

2. Semi Skeleton – A refined 40.8mm stainless steel watch, showcasing its movement through an open-heart aperture at 9 o’clock(Limited to 1,900 pieces)

3. Diver Design 40 – A robust 39.9mm diver-style model with 200m water resistance, a unidirectional rotating bezel, and a screw-down crown (Limited to 3,800 pieces)

A Collector’s Dream

Every watch comes in a special edition 75th Anniversary Peanuts box, making it a must-have for Peanuts lovers and watch collectors alike.

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A Tribute to Japanese Artistry

The dials, handcrafted from Tosa Washi paper, are inspired by seasonal transitions:

• Spring Edition (AQ4106-00A) – Soft, delicate tones inspired by cherry blossoms at sunrise, set in Duratect Sakura Pink Super Titanium™

• Summer Edition (AQ4100-22L) – Deep Japanese indigo blue, reminiscent of a tranquil summer night, encased in Duratect Platinum Super Titanium™

Washi paper, traditionally used in calligraphy and ink drawings, adds a subtle texture and natural translucence, making each dial unique. Applied polished hour markers, faceted hands, and the Eagle Mark symbol further elevate the elegant design.

A Masterpiece of Precision & Durability

Beyond aesthetics, these watches embody Citizen’s highest level of watchmaking:

• 38.3mm Super Titanium™ case – Five times harder than stainless steel, lightweight, and skin-friendly

• Eco-Drive Calibre A060 – ±5 seconds per year accuracy, solar-powered, and runs 18 months on a full charge

• Perpetual Calendar – No manual adjustments needed

• 100m water resistance – A perfect blend of elegance and everyday usability

• Sustainably sourced crocodile leather strap – Certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG)

Limited & Exclusive

With only 400 pieces of each edition worldwide, these watches are a celebration of craftsmanship, precision, and nature’s fleeting beauty.

1. Duratect Sakura Pink “Spring” Edition – $3,000

2. Duratect Platinum “Summer” Edition – $2,900

Available May 2025.

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From Underground Concept to Collectible Phenomenon

When MB&F first introduced the M.A.D.1, it was a quiet experiment—offered only to close friends and longtime supporters of the brand. But when images leaked online, the response was overwhelming. 18,000 people registered for the first raffle. The M.A.D.1 was no longer an experiment; it was a phenomenon.

Fast forward to 2025, and now we have M.A.D.2, the highly anticipated successor. This time, the creative lead is Eric Giroud, a designer who lived through the Lausanne club scene of the ’90s, where house music and creativity merged to create something electric. That energy has been distilled into the M.A.D.2, making it as much a cultural artifact as it is a timepiece.

Design that Moves – A Tribute to Vinyl and Turntables

• Raised Central Subdials – A visual reference to DJ mixing consoles, displaying the hours and minutes.

• Vinyl-Textured Dial – Mimicking the grooves and satin finishes of classic records.

• Spinning Platter Rotor – The stroboscopic band design inspired by the Technics SL-1200 turntable.

• Jumping Hour Complication – A bi-directional jumping hour display, subtly integrated into the design.

With every flick of the wrist, the platter spins, echoing the movement of a DJ’s turntable. This watch isn’t just about telling time—it’s about rhythm, movement, and energy.

The Evolution of M.A.D.Editions

• The original M.A.D.1 Blue was reserved for MB&F’s closest supporters.

• Due to overwhelming demand, the first public model (M.A.D.1 Red) was released via raffle, attracting 22,000 entries.

• The M.A.D.1 Green followed, further solidifying M.A.D.Editions as a serious player in the independent watch space.

• Now, M.A.D.2 marks a new chapter, led by a different visionary—Eric Giroud.

Technical Excellence, Swiss Craftsmanship

• 42mm Stainless Steel Case – A sleek, almond-shaped design, inspired by Giroud’s early watchmaking sketches.

• La Joux-Perret Automatic Movement – The same base caliber as the M.A.D.1S, now enhanced with a jumping hour module.

• Super-LumiNova Details – Stop pins on the platter glow under low light, evoking the club ambiance that inspired the watch.

• Limited-Edition Colorways – Orange for the MB&F Tribe & Friends, Green available via raffle.

A Timepiece with a Soundtrack

Adding to its unique identity, DJ Mandrax (Stephan Kohler), a legendary figure in the Lausanne electronic scene, created a custom track for the launch of M.A.D.2. This watch doesn’t just tell time—it tells a story, one that plays out in beats and basslines.

How to Get One?

Following the tradition of M.A.D.Editions, M.A.D.2 will not be available at retailers. Instead, the watches will be distributed through:

1. A private allocation for MB&F’s Tribe & Friends (Orange edition)

2. A raffle system for the public (Green edition)

The M.A.D.2 is not just a sequel—it’s a completely new movement in watchmaking, merging design, music, and culture into a single, wearable statement.

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A Story Told in Steel & Ink

What started as an independent engraving project in 2021 has now come full circle, with Maurice Lacroix officially collaborating with Wotto to create a watch that’s as much an artistic statement as it is a timepiece.

• 42mm stainless steel case & bracelet – Fully engraved with Wotto’s signature characters, including skateboarding ghosts, lightning bolts, and mischievous mushrooms

• Engraved integrated bracelet – Each link tells a unique part of the story, merging hieroglyphic-like patterns with artistic chaos

• A vibrant dial centerpiece – Wotto’s playful figures form a color gradient from yellow to blue, adding a dynamic contrast to the monochrome watch

• Sapphire caseback – Showcasing the automatic ML115 caliber with a 38-hour power reserve

• 200m water resistance – Blending urban artistry with true dive-watch capability

More Than an Engraved Watch—A True Collaboration

Unlike previous Urban Tribe models, where artistic elements were confined to engraving, this is the first time Maurice Lacroix has allowed an artist complete creative freedom over the dial. The result? A timepiece that balances Swiss watchmaking precision with an unapologetically bold aesthetic.

The AIKON for the Art-Lover & Rule-Breaker

Maurice Lacroix has always embraced the pulse of the city, and the AIKON Automatic Wotto is proof of that philosophy. It’s a watch that celebrates self-expression, creativity, and the unexpected intersections of art and horology.

Limited to 1,000 pieces, this statement-making timepiece is available now.

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A Timepiece Engineered for Extreme Conditions

The Modello Uno U1-SPG isn’t just a space-inspired collectible—it’s a 300m water-resistant dive watch built for adventure.

• Burnt Orange Cerakote™ Case (40mm, 41.5mm at bezel) – A tough, high-resistance coating used in aerospace engineering

• Matte Black Dial with NASA Logo – Featuring vintage NASA “worm” branding and luminous beige Super-LumiNova® markers

• Seiko NH34A Automatic GMT Movement – 42-hour power reserve with an independently adjustable 24-hour hand

• 120-Click Bezel in Armour Black Cerakote™ – Matte black ceramic insert with lumed markers

• Double-Domed Sapphire Crystal – Anti-reflective coating for maximum legibility

• Screw-Down Caseback with NASA Artemis Seal – A unique engraving commemorating the mission

A Watch Inspired by a New Era of Space Exploration

The NASA Artemis program is more than just another Moon mission—it’s the beginning of permanent lunar exploration and a stepping stone to Mars. With Artemis II launching in April 2026, this watch is a timely tribute to humanity’s return to deep space.

Limited to 99 Pieces – Available Now

Each U1-SPG NASA Artemis is delivered in a tough case, complete with an embroidered NASA patch and two straps:

1. Tequila Sunrise Orange Nylon Strap – With a Cerakote-matching buckle

2. Black Nylon Strap – For a more understated look

Sold exclusively at Massena LAB for $1,295, this ultra-limited space-inspired timepiece won’t last long.

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For those who appreciate a more relaxed, intuitive way of reading time, MeisterSinger’s single-hand watches are a departure from the fast-paced world of precision to-the-second timekeeping. And now, this philosophy meets fresh seasonal hues, blending classic craftsmanship with a playful, modern aesthetic.

A Vintage Design, Reinvented

The Neo Special maintains its distinctive 1950s and 1960s-inspired look, featuring:

• 36mm stainless steel case – Slim and refined for effortless wear

• Sapphire crystal – A modern touch replacing vintage-style acrylic

• Single-hand display – The signature MeisterSinger time-telling experience

• Four pastel dials – Light Blue, Light Red, Light Yellow, and Light Green

• Suede grey velour leather strap – With an optional upgrade to a Milanese bracelet

• Sellita SW200 automatic movement – 38-hour power reserve

Each dial features silver-gloss hour markers with a three-dimensional layering effect, and a contrasting color for hour and half-hour markers, adding a subtle yet striking depth to the design.

A Watch for the Moment

“Every glance at a MeisterSinger reminds you of one essential thing: the present moment.”

More than just a vintage-inspired watch, the Neo Special invites wearers to experience time differently—to slow down and appreciate each moment as it comes. Whether you choose pastel blue, red, yellow, or green, this is a statement piece for those who appreciate both design and philosophy.

With limited availability and an attractive price of €1,890, the Neo Special arrives at the end of March.

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A Calendar Like No Other

Unlike traditional perpetual calendars, the Anyday keeps things visually clean yet mechanically complex. The watch displays:

• A full five-week cycle on the dial – Days and dates are always visible

• Seamless automatic month transition – No need for manual intervention (except five minor adjustments per year)

• Instantaneous date change – A cam-driven system that releases energy in 1/1000th of a second

• A moon-shaped date pointer – Highlighting the current day on the periphery

• First days of the next month previewed – Four markers at 6 o’clock provide an early look ahead

With this mechanical planner on your wrist, there’s no need to check an app or a paper calendar—everything you need is displayed in one fluid, elegant layout.

Exceptional Craftsmanship & Precision

Housed in a 39mm 18K white gold case with a slim 9.5mm profile, the Anyday is a testament to high watchmaking.

• Guilloché dial with Krayon’s signature “Y” pattern – A refined contrast to the watch’s technical complexity

• Manually wound Caliber C032 – 72-hour power reserve, 3Hz frequency, and 378 hand-finished components

• Blue grained calfskin strap – Paired with an 18K white gold buckle

Krayon is known for complications inspired by natural cycles, from sunrise-sunset tracking to celestial timekeeping. With the Anyday, the brand shifts focus to something even more personal—how we structure our own time.

A Revolutionary Approach to Time Management

For those who juggle busy schedules and appreciate the artistry of mechanical watchmaking, the Anyday is a game-changer. It’s a planner, a calendar, and a timepiece—crafted into one elegant watch.

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Uncompromising Accuracy & Functionality

This is more than just a good-looking watch. The Satellite Wave GPS F950 is packed with features designed for global travelers and precision seekers, including:

• GPS Timekeeping – Auto-syncs with satellites for absolute precision

• World Time Functionality – “Double Direct Flight” lets you instantly switch to local time in 26 time zones

• Perpetual Calendar – Never needs manual date adjustment

• 1/20th-second chronograph with a 24-hour totalizer

• Eco-Drive Movement – Five years of power reserve in energy-saving mode

• ±5 seconds per month accuracy – A level of precision that even mechanical complications struggle to match

Super Titanium Meets High-Tech Ceramic

At 44mm with a thickness of 13.7mm, the new Attesa Satellite Wave GPS F950 is crafted from Citizen’s proprietary Super Titanium, making it five times harder than stainless steel while remaining ultra-lightweight. Available in two versions:

1. Duratect Titanium Carbide (CC4104-53E) – A sleek grey titanium finish

2. Duratect DLC (CC4105-69E) – A bold, blacked-out aesthetic with a deep textured black dial

For the first time, Citizen has introduced a ceramic bezel on the Attesa, giving the watch added durability and a touch of high-end refinement.

A Timepiece for the Future

With 100m water resistance, unrivaled durability, and a feature set rivaling some of the most complicated watches on the market, the Attesa Satellite Wave GPS F950 is built for those who want precision without compromise.

Available now for $1,995.

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What Makes Bronze Gold Special?

Unlike traditional bronze, Omega’s Bronze Gold is enriched with 37.5% gold (9K), palladium, and silver, ensuring:

• Exceptional corrosion resistance – No verdigris oxidation, meaning it ages gracefully

• A unique, lasting patina – Slowly develops character without compromising durability

• A rich, warm tone – A perfect balance between luxury and tool-watch practicality

A Dive Watch with Unmistakable Character

Both models feature a 42mm Bronze Gold case, paired with a burgundy oxalic anodized aluminium bezel—a deep, rich contrast that enhances the watch’s visual appeal. The vintage Super-LumiNova diving scale ensures clarity in low-light conditions.

• The matte black aluminium dial is another highlight, featuring:

• PVD 18K Bronze Gold hands – A subtle yet striking touch

• Blackened hour markers – Enhancing legibility

• Vintage Super-LumiNova fill – For a classic aesthetic

• Light brown Omega branding – Completing the timeless design

Two Versions, Two Distinct Personalities

Collectors can choose between:

• A brushed Bronze Gold mesh bracelet with a foldover clasp, evoking the military-inspired elegance of the 007 Edition.

• A black rubber strap with a Bronze Gold buckle, offering a sportier, modern feel.

Master Chronometer Performance

Powering both models is the Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806, visible through the sapphire caseback. Certified by METAS, it ensures:

• Unparalleled precision

• Magnetic resistance up to 15,000 gauss

• Reliability under extreme conditions

A Fusion of Heritage & Innovation

These new Bronze Gold Seamaster Diver 300M models are more than just visually stunning—they embody Omega’s relentless pursuit of excellence, offering luxury, durability, and technical superiority in one refined package.

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Following steel (2020) and titanium (2022) iterations, the latest chapter of this collaboration takes a bold step into the future, introducing an ultra-lightweight carbon composite case that blends high-tech engineering with vintage charm.

A Revolution in Material & Design

For the first time, the Chronomaster Revival A3818 is crafted entirely from carbon composite, including an optional ladder bracelet—a first for Zenith. The result? A timepiece that is dramatically lighter while retaining the iconic 37mm proportions of the original.

• 37mm carbon composite case – 60g total weight (down from 110.6g in steel)

• “Shark Tooth” dial – Preserving the distinctive second track of the 1971 model

• Tachymeter & pulsometer scales – A rare pairing for precision timing

• El Primero 400 movement – 36,000 VpH with a 50-hour power reserve

• Sapphire caseback – Showcasing the legendary high-beat chronograph caliber

• 5 ATM water resistance

Three Editions, Three Levels of Exclusivity

Zenith is offering the Cover Girl Carbon in three limited versions, each with its own distinct appeal:

• Edition 1 (150 pieces) – Classic baton hour markers on a carbon dial, paired with a Velcro strap and ladder-style calfskin strap(€12,900).

• Edition 2 (50 pieces) – A special Hindu-Arabic numeral dial, celebrating Revolution Arabia, the brand’s latest regional expansion (€12,900).

• Edition 3 (10 pieces) – The rarest of them all, featuring Zenith’s first-ever carbon ladder bracelet, a modern reimagining of the historic Gay Frères bracelet (€28,500).

A Tribute to the Past, A Leap into the Future

“The ultimate ‘Cover Girl’ you’ll want to call your own—a perfect fusion of 1970s charm and cutting-edge design.” – Romain Marietta, Chief Product Officer, Zenith

This isn’t just another revival—it’s a testament to Zenith’s commitment to innovation, proving that an icon can continue to evolve, inspire, and push boundaries.

Available now at Revolution, Zenith boutiques, and select authorized retailers.

With cases in platinum and rose gold, paired with flawless white and deep black enamel dials, these watches embody both Japanese minimalism and traditional Swiss craftsmanship. At a glance, they appear deceptively simple, but behind their purity lies an extraordinary level of complexity.

A Study in Enamel: The Craft Behind the Dial

Creating an enamel dial is a process of patience and precision. Each dial, produced by Les Émailleurs de la Cité, Switzerland’s most esteemed enamel artisans, requires:

• Over 10 hours of layering and firing – Building up the surface with hard-fired enamel at 800°C

• Another 6 hours of polishing – Achieving a mirror-like, translucent finish that plays with light

• Applied gold markers – A rare and technically challenging feature on enamel dials, requiring perfect alignment to avoid cracking

Biver’s decision to use black and white was no accident. These colors reflect both traditional Japanese aesthetics and classic Swiss watchmaking, bridging two worlds of refinement into one cohesive design.

“We wanted to explore how these two perspectives—Japanese minimalism and Swiss craftsmanship—could impact one another, creating something distinct yet timeless.” – Pierre Biver, Co-Founder & Creative Director

Timeless, Yet Unmistakably Biver

Though rooted in traditional techniques, these watches remain true to Biver’s vision. The interplay of light extends beyond the dial to the watch’s other details:

• A concave bezel and faceted lugs – Sculpted to reflect light in dynamic ways

• Hand-finished Calibre JCB-003 – Featuring deep bevels and black-polished surfaces visible through the sapphire caseback

• A 39mm platinum case, 10mm thick – Perfectly proportioned, with a subtle elegance that commands presence

More than just a special edition, the Automatique Japan Edition is an exploration of craftsmanship at its highest level—where the pursuit of simplicity reveals the greatest complexities.

“Japan has some of the finest collectors in the world, known for their deep appreciation of originality, quality, and craftsmanship. It is a privilege to create something special for this market.” – Pierre Biver

For those who believe in the art of understated mastery, these watches represent the pinnacle of refined watchmaking.

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The Prospex Marinemaster SLA081: A True Professional Diver

The standout of this anniversary collection, the SLA081, is an ultra-capable saturation dive watch that blends heritage with cutting-edge materials.

• 45.4mm monobloc titanium case – Lightweight yet incredibly strong

• Helium-resistant construction – No escape valve required

• Deep blue gradient wave dial – Inspired by the ocean’s depths

• New five-row titanium bracelet – Redesigned for comfort and durability

• Upgraded Caliber 8L45 – 72-hour power reserve with improved accuracy

• Limited to 600 pieces – Available July 2025 (€4,900)

The SLA081 embodies Seiko’s professional dive watch DNA, offering an impressive mix of performance, engineering, and heritage.

The Seiko Prospex SPB509 GMT: A Versatile Ocean Explorer

For those who need a dive watch with dual time zone functionality, the SPB509 GMT brings practicality and style.

• 42mm stainless steel case – 300m water resistance for true diving capability

• Dark blue wave dial with gold-accented GMT hand – A striking contrast

• Caller-style GMT function – Powered by the 6R54 automatic movement

• New micro-adjustable clasp – A long-awaited upgrade for comfort

• Limited to 6,000 pieces – Available June 2025 (€1,900)

With its rich ocean-inspired aesthetic and travel-friendly GMT complication, the SPB509 GMT is a well-rounded addition to Seiko’s dive watch lineup.

The Seiko Prospex SPB511: A Refined 62MAS Tribute

Taking inspiration from Seiko’s first-ever dive watch, the SPB511 refines the timeless 62MAS design with modern upgrades.

• 40mm stainless steel case – A perfect balance of vintage proportions and modern durability

• Light silver wave dial with grey bezel – A fresh take on the 62MAS aesthetic

• Upgraded clasp for sleek wearability – Complements the clean case profile

• Reliable 6R55 automatic movement – 72-hour power reserve

• Limited to 6,000 pieces – Available June 2025 (€1,500)

This is the first light-colored dial variant in the modern 62MAS-based collection, proving that Seiko’s original dive watch design remains timeless.

A Legacy of Innovation

From the pioneering 1965 62MAS to today’s cutting-edge Prospex divers, Seiko has continued to push the boundaries of dive watch technology. This 60th-anniversary trio is a celebration of the past, present, and future of Seiko’s dedication to the deep.

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A Watch Designed by the People, for the People

The premise is simple: vote for the design elements you want to see in Furlan Marri’s next major release, set to debut in 2026. This means choosing between case shapes, materials, indices, complications, and dial colors, with multiple voting rounds throughout 2025.

Every watch enthusiast has dreamed of influencing the design of a timepiece—now’s your chance. Whether you want a tantalum tonneau dress watch with Breguet numerals or a gold Disco Volante, this is the ultimate opportunity to shape a watch exactly how you like it.

More Than Just a Vote—A Rewarding Experience

Beyond the thrill of contributing to a real watch design, participants get:

• The chance to win Furlan Marri gifts & accessories in every voting round

• A special discount on the final watch once it launches

• An inside look at the creative process, with updates from Andrea Furlan himself

According to Andrea Furlan, this is about giving back to the community that helped launch the brand on Kickstarter:

“We started with Kickstarter, and it’s thanks to the community that we’re here. This is a way to shape future projects with real feedback and understand what collectors from different regions truly want.”

What Do Collectors Want?

Early results suggest that the community is leaning towards classic styles in 38-39mm cases, but with so many options on the table, surprises are guaranteed. Furlan Marri has already adjusted past releases based on community preferences, proving that they take customer feedback seriously.

Later in the process, the brand plans to introduce 3D-printed prototypes and real-life dial designs to refine the final concept. By the time the watch is unveiled, it will be a true reflection of the collectors who helped create it.

Cast Your Vote Now

This level of transparency and participation is rare in watchmaking, and it’s a testament to Furlan Marri’s collector-first approach. If you’ve ever wanted to shape a timepiece, now is your moment.

Head to the Furlan Marri Community Design Lab and vote for your dream watch today.

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Now open at The Dubai Mall Grand Atrium, this installation beautifully captures the 29 phases of the lunar cycle, the same cycle that dictates the Islamic calendar and plays a vital role in the practice of Ramadan. It serves as a tribute to both Jaeger-LeCoultre’s horological expertise—where celestial movements have long influenced mechanical complications—and Shafar’s artistic vision, which blends contemporary design with Middle Eastern heritage.

A Fusion of Timekeeping and Art

At six meters wide and three meters tall, “Crescent to Crescent” is both visually stunning and conceptually profound. The installation features 29 intricately designed moons, representing the complete lunar cycle from crescent to full moon and back.

Each element of the design reflects the craftsmanship and innovation that Jaeger-LeCoultre is known for:

• Guilloché-inspired engravings – A nod to the delicate decorative technique mastered by the Métiers Rares™ atelier

• A two-sided experience – One side displays a color gradient, mimicking the moon’s daily evolution, while the other plays with light and movement, offering a dynamic, ever-changing perspective

• A tribute to celestial horology – Inspired by Jaeger-LeCoultre’s famous moon phase complications, seen in the Rendez-Vous Moonand Duomètre Quantième Lunaire

Shafar, known for seamlessly merging Emirati craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, describes the piece as an exploration of the sacred rhythms of time:

“For centuries, the sight of the new crescent moon has marked the beginning of Ramadan. I wanted to capture this sacred rhythm in a way that honors both tradition and contemporary design.”

Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Ongoing Celebration of Time

From its founding in 1833, Jaeger-LeCoultre has been guided by celestial movements, crafting timepieces that do more than just measure hours—they honor the cosmos. The Made of Makers program reflects this philosophy, bringing together world-class artists from various disciplines to interpret the passage of time in unexpected ways.

Past collaborations have spanned visual art, gastronomy, music, and perfumery, with talents such as Swiss contemporary artist Zimoun, lettering artist Alex Trochut, and Michelin-starred chef Nina Métayer. With Khalid Shafar, Jaeger-LeCoultre now extends this dialogue to Middle Eastern craftsmanship, further strengthening its relationship with the region’s rich artistic heritage.

Where to Experience It

“Crescent to Crescent” is now on display at The Dubai Mall Grand Atrium throughout Ramadan, before traveling to other locations in the city. This is an opportunity to experience time not just as a concept, but as a living, breathing artistic expression.

Jaeger-LeCoultre reminds us that time is more than numbers on a dial—it is movement, rhythm, and the fabric of history itself.

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A Bold Shape with a Sophisticated Update

For those unfamiliar, the A1 isn’t round, square, or tonneau—it’s uniquely triangular. Measuring 38mm wide by 39mm tall, its lack of traditional lugs allows for a sleek, comfortable fit despite its angular design. At 9.45mm thick, it wears subtly, blending modern minimalism with a touch of vintage avant-garde.

This time, Anoma trades the original blue dial for a deep, vertically brushed lacquer in “Slate”, shifting between black and dark greydepending on the light. The three-section dial layout remains, but refinements—like the removal of the logo near 12 o’clock—give it a cleaner, more balanced feel. The crosshair detailing and exaggerated leaf hands add a sense of controlled asymmetry that enhances the watch’s distinct character.

A Movement That Gets the Job Done

Powering the A1 Slate is the Sellita SW100 automatic movement, offering a 38-hour power reserve. While it retains the so-called “ghost date” position, Anoma’s execution keeps it discreet. Function follows form here, and the A1 is ultimately about design expression rather than mechanical innovation.

A Design-First Watch for Those Who Appreciate the Unconventional

At £1,800 (~$2,300), the A1 Slate isn’t about exclusivity or waitlists—it’s about giving collectors a second chance to own one of the most interesting modern designs in independent watchmaking. The pre-order opens on March 10th at 9 AM ET, with deliveries set for June 2025.

For those who missed the original release—or simply prefer a more understated yet striking take on Anoma’s vision—the A1 Slate is your chance.

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A Watchmaker’s Dream, Realized

At the heart of Project 21 is a movement with an unparalleled legacy: the Frederic Piguet Caliber 21. First introduced in 1925, this 1.75mm-thin movement has been used by watchmaking legends including Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, and Blancpain. For Ming, this was an opportunity to reimagine the caliber with a skeletonized titanium train bridge, polished anglage, and rose gold-coated bridges, creating a movement as visually stunning as it is historically significant.

This level of detail extends to the case—a monobloc construction in tantalum, an ultra-dense metal that gives the watch an unexpected weight for its size. Designed and machined by Joshua Shapiro’s Los Angeles atelier, the case features three distinct finishes:

• Mirror polish on the rehaut edge

• Fine circular brushing on the concave bezel and lugs

• Sandblasted flanks that seamlessly flow into the caseback

A Dial That Defies Expectations

The dial is unlike anything else in watchmaking—a two-layer design with a fused borosilicate top layer by FEMTOprint, suspended over a CVD-coated brass base just 400 microns thick. This depth creates an interplay of light and shadow that constantly shifts as the watch moves. The etched indices, skeletonized hands, and absence of lume emphasize purity in design, allowing the craftsmanship to speak for itself.

More Than a Timepiece—A Statement of Intent

Ming’s philosophy has always been about pushing the limits of what is possible, and Project 21 is a statement of uncompromising vision. It is a watch that blends heritage with cutting-edge engineering, where every detail has been rethought and elevated.

Limited to just 15 pieces, the Ming 21.01 ‘Project 21’ is priced at CHF 32,500, available exclusively through Ming’s website and authorized retail partners. A 30% deposit secures your piece of independent watchmaking history.

This is not just a watch—it’s a rare chance to own one of the most ambitious creations from one of today’s most forward-thinking watchmakers.

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A New Take on the Streamliner

The Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton has already cemented itself as a modern icon, but this new edition shifts from stainless steel to solid 18k yellow gold, resulting in a heftier, more opulent presence. Everything else remains the same—most notably, the fully skeletonized HMC 814 movement, a one-minute flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock, and 72-hour power reserve.

• 40mm yellow gold case with an integrated gold bracelet

• Anthracite-finished bridges with contrasting beveling

• Yellow gold-plated hands & indices with Globolight lume

• 120m water resistance—a rare feat for a tourbillon

• Limited to 17 pieces

A Boutique Expansion with a Vision

Moser’s decision to open in Menlo Park, California, places it at the heart of Silicon Valley’s elite, alongside an MB&F LAB and Ulysse Nardin boutique. The brand is also teasing further openings in New Delhi and Seoul, reflecting growing demand in Asia.

This $137,500 boutique edition Streamliner will be available through Moser boutiques and online. With only 17 pieces, exclusivity is guaranteed.

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A Timeless Icon, Reinvented

Originally designed in 1952 for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), the Navitimer became the first wristwatch flight computer, capable of handling onboard calculations. Over the decades, its legacy has grown beyond aviation, solidifying its place as a cultural and horological icon, worn by legends like Miles Davis and Serge Gainsbourg.

Now, the Navitimer embraces a perpetual calendar complication, offering day, date, month, and moonphase at 12 o’clock. The movement self-corrects for leap years and requires only minor adjustments to remain accurate for a century.

The New Navitimer B19 at a Glance:

• 43mm stainless steel case with a platinum bezel

• Ice-blue dial with luminescent markers

• Breitling Caliber B19 – Perpetual Calendar Chronograph, 96-hour power reserve

• Open sapphire caseback showcasing the movement

• Choice of black alligator leather strap or seven-row stainless steel bracelet

Breitling’s Commitment to Precision

The B19 movement is the latest in Breitling’s push towards exclusive in-house calibers. Rigorously tested for COSC certification, it undergoes a 16-year aging simulation, enduring 100,000 crown winds, 3.4 million weight turns, and 60,000 shocks at 500G to ensure longevity and precision.

Breitling CEO Georges Kern puts it best:

“It takes a lot for us to use the word icon, but the Navitimer has earned it. Combined with the perpetual calendar, the B19 is a tour de force, never missing a beat for a full century.”

A Navitimer for the Ages

This is more than an upgrade—it’s a redefinition of the Navitimer for the future. With its blend of historical significance, mechanical sophistication, and contemporary style, the B19 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph cements its place in Breitling’s legacy of innovation.

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A Legacy of Ocean Commitment

Blancpain’s relationship with the ocean runs deep. Since creating the original Fifty Fathoms in 1953—the first modern dive watch—the brand has been a strong advocate for marine preservation. Through its Ocean Commitment program, Blancpain has backed countless initiatives, from funding underwater exploration to protecting fragile marine ecosystems.

The new BOC IV continues this legacy by directly financing the Sea Academy project, which establishes marine protected areas in Shark Fin Bay, Palawan. With every watch sold, €1,000 goes towards the center’s operations, totaling €100,000 in funding.

A Dive Watch With Purpose

This isn’t just an aesthetic variation of an existing Fifty Fathoms—it’s a serious dive tool built for functionality and endurance. Borrowing from the Tech Gombessa, the BOC IV features:

• 45mm Grade 23 titanium case – lightweight yet robust

• Unidirectional domed ceramic bezel – excellent grip, even with gloves

• “Absolute black” dial – absorbs 97% of light for high underwater readability

• Helium escape valve – engineered for saturation diving

• Calibre 1315A movement – 120-hour power reserve with anti-magnetic silicon balance spring

The watch is paired with an integrated rubber strap for superior comfort and fit. Through the sapphire caseback, the BOC logo-adorned 18k gold rotor is visible, a subtle nod to the mission behind the timepiece.

More Than a Watch

Each Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV comes in a Pelicase™ box, along with a numbered print by renowned photographer Laurent Ballesta, whose award-winning underwater images capture the marine life Blancpain helps protect. Owners of the BOC IV also receive an invitation to join the Blancpain Ocean Commitment Circle, an exclusive group of enthusiasts dedicated to ocean preservation.

With a retail price of 19,600 CHF, this timepiece is not just a collector’s item—it’s a statement of purpose. Whether on land or beneath the waves, the Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV represents the fusion of horology and conservation, proving that time can do more than just tell the hours—it can make a difference.

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