THE ART OF MODERN HOROLOGY

Discover the new Chronomaster Sport Skeleton, a transparent masterpiece with an openworked dial revealing the legendary El Primero 3600 SK movement, highlighted by the brand's iconic tri-colour counters and a new micro-adjustable ZENCLASP™ system for a perfect fit.

Inspired by the iconic Futurematic of 1951, the Master Control Chronometre Date Power Reserve offers a fresh take on contemporary elegance. This stainless steel timepiece presents a refined 39mm case, just 9.2mm thick, paired with a seamlessly integrated metal bracelet featuring sophisticated brushed and polished finishes.

Soon after the vernal equinox, cherry blossom petals scattered by the wind drift across the surfaces of rivers, forming what are poetically called hana-ikada, or flower rafts. This scene reflects the Japanese sensibility to find beauty in that which is finite and temporary.

The dial captures this graceful image with its textured pattern and soft pink hue. It is equipped with the most compact movement in the 9F quartz series, the Calibre 9F51, which maintains exceptional accuracy and performance. The watch's 32.3mm stainless steel case offers a refined, wrist-friendly size, paired with a clean dial without a day or date display for a minimalist aesthetic.

The Portofino Automatic Day & Night 34 Le Petit Prince combines the classic elegance of the Portofino collection with the poetic world of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s celebrated literary classic.

The Overseas self-Winding ultra-thin embodies excellence and exclusivity. This limited edition of 255 pieces is the very first Overseas entirely crafted in 950 platinum. Its 39.5mm case, of rare elegance, houses a salmon-colored dial with the collection's emblematic finishes, a shade reserved for this platinum version.

Powered by the new manufacture Calibre 2550, an ultra-thin movement and the Maison's first platinum micro-rotor, it combines performance and refinement. True to the Overseas spirit, the watch is customizable thanks to its three easily interchangeable straps – one leather, one rubber and one 950 platinum.

Echoing its original spirit, this singularly designed timepiece in 18K 5N pink gold reinterprets a 1921 model, conceived for the American market during the Roaring Twenties. It stands out for its diagonal reading, allowing the time to be read without turning the wrist, as well as its crown audaciously placed at 1:30.

This model elevates the emblematic design with a grained silver-toned dial, beautifully accented by blue indexes and hands. A manual-winding movement ensures a power reserve of nearly 3 days.

A direct descendant of the piece that was created for photographer and explorer Cory Richards, and thoroughly field-tested under extreme conditions during his 2019 ascent of Everest, the Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points comes in four different shades - one for each point of the compass.

The 41mm case, integrated bracelet and interchangeable folding clasp are all made of titanium, chosen for its lightness and strength. The distinctive aesthetic and high-performance qualities of titanium are heightened by a matte anthracite grey finish on the bezel, crown and pusher ring. It creates a subtle contrast that highlights the cutaway notches which echoes the shape of the Maltese Cross on the Overseas distinctive bezel.

The Big Pilot's Watch Perpetual Calendar ProSet Le Petit Prince combines a white ceramic case with a deep blue gradient featuring a sunray finish. The Perpetual Calendar ProSet can be adjusted both forwards and backwards via a single crown position, making calendar adjustments as simple and intuitive as setting the time.

A fearless expression of diving excellence, the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 500 Date combines extreme resistance with vibrant character. Crafted from ultra-light grade 2 titanium and water-resistant to 500 meters, it meets the demands of deep-sea exploration with professional precision and an unmistakable sense of adventure.

The TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph enters a new generation with a refined square 39mm grade 5 titanium case combining lightness, durability, and ergonomic comfort. Its dynamic lines echo the racing heritage of the original Heuer Monaco while introducing modern design codes and the in-house automatic Calibre TH20-11.

Tested by the Federal Institute of Metrology or METAS, this model is the epitome of high-tech aesthetic language. Its matt black ceramic elements, charcoal dial and black hands, including lume, accentuate the Black Bay Ceramic’s outstanding performance. Ceramic is a difficult material to work with, but now TUDOR has developed a matching ceramic bracelet with ergonomic qualities that serve as testament to the brand’s mastery of technical innovation, as well as a new aesthetic in line with TUDOR’s tradition of "going dark".

The Black Bay line was conceived with the past in mind. The watch pays tribute to TUDOR’s heritage with the return of "TUDOR blue", a distinctive sapphire hue showcased on a sunray-brushed dial and matching blue bezel. The seconds hand completes the vintage-inspired look with its classic lollipop design. The "Snowflake" hands is a hallmark of TUDOR divers’ watches introduced in 1969. The hour markers and hands feature Grade A Swiss Super-LumiNova® luminescent material. The Black Bay 54 still features thoroughly modern touches, like a subtle satin radial-brushed dial and a "T-fit" clasp for the perfect fit. And of course, the cutting-edge Manufacture Calibre MT5400.