Twelve tiny pink gold knights stand guard around the dial. Each one is just six millimetres tall. Each takes roughly three days of hand-finishing to complete.
From vintage-inspired purist pieces to rugged tool watches and technically ambitious complications, Panerai’s latest lineup explores three distinct personalities while staying firmly rooted in its military heritage.
Limited to 450 pieces, the latest interpretation of Cosmonaute Artemis II pairs a galaxy-blue meteorite dial with the model’s enduring spacefaring legacy.
This latest Vanguard reinterprets Franck Muller iconic tri-axial tourbillon through openworked architecture and the unmistakable Cintrée Curvex silhouette.
Piaget sharpens the identity of its Polo line in 2026, balancing heritage and modern design through the evolving Polo Date and the expressive return of the Polo 79.
From the Crash to the Panthère Métiers d’Art Tortue, Cartier expands its legacy through high complications, jewellery artistry, and archival reinvention.
