Watches & Wonders 2025: Our Highlights

We were back in Geneva for Watches & Wonders 2025, sharing our first looks on Instagram as the novelties landed. Here's a round-up of what caught our eye.

• Tudor: our first look at the latest releases to kick off the show.
• Bulgari: another record broken, because what would Watches & Wonders be without one?
• Ulysse Nardin: the Diver Air, a skeleton dive watch.
• Chopard: celebrating the 25th anniversary of the L.U.C Quattro.
• Czapek: a flying tourbillon joins the Antarctique family.
• Grand Seiko: the new Spring Drive UFA, for anyone who wanted a VFA but couldn't find a vintage example.
• H. Moser & Cie.: the Endeavour collection lit up with pops of colour, executed with different stones.
• Parmigiani Fleurier: a perpetual calendar for the modern Toric line, with a clean dual-subdial layout.
• Vacheron Constantin: the Solaria, the most complicated wristwatch in the world, for the Maison's 270th anniversary.
• Van Cleef & Arpels: lovers don't just meet on a bridge, they can meet on the streets as well.
• Cartier: the long-awaited return of the Tank à Guichet, a definite winner.
• IWC: the Ingenieur expands with new materials, complications and sizes.
• Trilobe: a mechanical sculpture that also tells the time.
• Rolex: a brand-new escapement in the Land-Dweller.
• NOMOS: an everyday worldtimer in a lot of fun colours.
• Piaget: a new line inspired by its designs from the 1960s.
• Panerai: an updated Luminor Marina with extra water resistance and an open caseback, a perpetual with a blue sapphire dial, and the Jupiterium clock, inspired by Galileo.
• Armin Strom: the Orbit in Midnight Purple, with date on demand at the push of a button.
• Laurent Ferrier: a Globe Traveller with an enamel gold dial and an icy blue Classic Auto.
• Ferdinand Berthoud: two new FB3 iterations, one black on black and one in platinum with a 4N rose gold movement.
• Chanel: the J12 in dark blue ceramic with a new matte finish, across nine models.
• Time to Watches: Fam Al Hut from Chongqing, the Fears Arnos Pewter Blue, Dennison, and Haute Rive's 1,000-hour power reserve.
• Jaeger-LeCoultre: back to its roots with the Reverso, including a new Geographic, full rose gold on a Milanese bracelet and a minute repeater.

For our full thoughts, watch The Deadbeat Show Ep. 2: Watches & Wonders 2025. You can also read Nic James of THC Malaysia on the show in Tatler Asia.

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