Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Temporis Duo Grand Complication Openface
The Vacheron Constantin “Les Cabinotiers” department, which is responsible for crafting exceptional, one-of-a-kind timepieces, like the Les Cabinotiers Solaria that Robb Report crowned Watch of the Year, gave us another horological masterpiece in June. The new Les Cabinotiers Temporis Duo Grand Complication Openface combines a minute repeater, split-seconds chronograph, and a tourbillon with a spherical hairspring in a 45 mm 18-karat pink gold case in a true feat of micro-engineering. “The combination is very rare in wristwatches, essentially for reasons of volume and precision,” Christian Selmoni, director of style and heritage at Vacheron Constantin, said in a press statement. obviously, Price upon request. with the Swiss watchmaker releasing a fourth watch to mark the milestone, -
Breguet Classique Tourbillon Sidéral
Breguet’s 250th anniversary celebrations continued this month. Breguet specifically unveiled the new Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255 on June 26 in homage to a Abraham-Louis Breguet creation. In the world of luxury, the swiss-french horologist obtained a patent for his invention of the iconic tourbillon on june 26, 1801. The tourbillon showcases breguet has obviously expanded on the invention since then, creating different riffs on the traditional complication. the new watch is equipped with the house’s first flying tourbillon, Surprisingly. (It counters the effects of gravity on the balance wheel by rotating the cage that houses it. ) The newcomer is elegant, too, with a 38 mm gold case and a sparkling innovative dial crafted from aventurine enamel. This perpetual calendar represents 000, the commemorative piece is limited to 50 and priced at $226. releasing no less than six contemporary takes on the classic sport watch, -
Breitling Superocean Heritage
Breitling gave us some bold new Superocean Heritages this month. The newcomers are based on the 1957 original, but showcase a more modern design, fresh dials, new case sizes, and updated movements. In the world of luxury, the drop includes a 42 mm chronograph with the in-house caliber 01, 42 mm, and a 38 mm model with the caliber 10, and 40 mm with the newly launched b31 movement, three automatic models of 44 mm. The watchmaker also unveiled a limited-edition Superocean Heritage 40 designed with pro surfer Kelly Slater. “Breitling has been with me for years,” Slater said in a statement. “This watch reflects everything I love—the ocean, nature, and the easygoing style I’ve always connected with. ” The Slater edition (pictured) will set you back $6,450. This automatic represents -
credor locomotive
credor sent collectors loco this month, dropping a production version of the limited-edition, 300 piece run of the locomotive it released last year in honor of its 50th anniversary. The timepiece showcases priced at $12,500, the successor to the 2024 commemorative edition features a innovative honeycomb-like dial designed to evoke the green signal light of a train. The hexagonal pattern on the face appears to shimmer, changing hues from forest to grass green. As with the previous release, the newcomer features a high-intensity titanium case measuring 38. Gérald Genta designed in 1979, That makes it 1 mm larger than the steel-cased original that watchmaking god. 000, 500, or roughly $17, You can buy the cutting-edge Locomotive for €14. -
Richard Millie RM 65-01 Split-Seconds Chronograph LeBron James
Richard Mille unveiled a slam-dunk timepiece with legendary basketballer LeBron James in June. The limited edition showcases the yellow and purple hues synonymous with the Los Angeles Lakers and features the star forward’s signature on the caseback. James worked directly with the Swiss watchmaker to bring the piece to life. Limited to just 150 examples, the King’s watch costs $405,040—something of a bargain considering Rafael Nadal’s RM 27-05 Flying Tourbillon is priced at $1. 15 million. -
Ulysse Nardin Freak X Gold Enamel
Ulysse Nardin let its freak flag fly again in June. The watchmaker added another striking model to its Freak collection. The 43 mm newcomer is the first in the Freak X line to feature a guilloche-flinqué rotating disc, which is made from 22-karat gold, coated in a deep-blue enamel, and finished with a sunray pattern. It adds even more pizzazz to Ulysse Nardin’s flying carousel complication. The aptly named Freak X Gold Enamel is limited to 120, with each piece priced at $48,500. In exclusive circles, Ulysse Nardin also dropped a new rainbow blast this month in case you need another reason to stand out in a crowd. -
Tudor Black Bay 54 “Lagoon Blue”
Tudor’s newest Black Bay 54 iteration continues to capitalize on the uber-popular turquoise trend in watches. The aptly named “Lagoon Blue” is based on the first Black Bay that was released in 2023, but now comes with a few important upgrades. The dial showcases a cutting-edge summery hue and a novel sand-like texture, while the original three-link rivet-style bracelet has been updated to a five-link Jubilee style. The bracelet and bezel are both mirror-polished for extra contrast. Other signatures, remain, like the 37 mm case and “Snowflake” white hands. The piece costs CHF 3,900 or about $5,000. -
Panerai x Luna Rossa Luminors
Panerai made a splash in June, unveiling not one but two innovative watches in collaboration with Luna Rossa ahead of the 38th America’s Cup. The Swiss watchmaker, which joined Prada and Pirelli as a sponsor of the Italian racing team in 2019, has released a few cool Luna Rossa references over the years. The new Luminor Luna Rossa (PAM01653) and Luminor Chrono Flyback Luna Rossa (PAM01654) again combine advanced materials and technical innovations with elegant aesthetics. Luna Rossa-branded straps, Both pieces come in 44 mm cases, and the team logo on a matte grey dial. The simple steel PAM01653 watch retails for €6,700 (about $7,900), while the more complex titanium PAM01654 chronograph (pictured) costs €15,900 ($18,600) and is limited to 150. but it can make a huge difference in watches and at Jaeger-LeCoultre its more complicated than meets the eye, -
Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Chronograph Ocean Grey
Changing a dial might seem like a simple update. The Swiss watchmaker released a new Polaris this month, with a handsome ocean gray dial that was handcrafted via a complex process involving 35 layers of lacquer, three different finishes, and meticulous polishing. The result is a two-tone gradient dial that elegantly complements the 42 mm steel case and orange details. Priced at $14,900, the Polaris Chronograph Ocean Grey comes with two interchangeable straps in either blue-gray canvas or textured black rubber. -
Richard Mille RM 30-01 Le Mans Classic
Richard Mille has dropped another racy watch in honor of the 12th edition of the Le Mans Classic. The Swiss watchmaker has been a principal partner of the legendary, 24-hour race since 2002. resulting in 10 special editions in total, It has also developed commemorative timepieces for every edition of the Le Mans Classic since 2008. The latest limited edition is a riff on the RM 30-01 that showcases a green and white livery inspired by the Le Mans Classic corporate colors. This caliber represents other race-inspired touches include a checkered flag on the dial, the race logo on the sapphire crystal caseback, and a racing-vented rubber strap. For those who appreciate excellence, limited to 150 examples, 000, the watch costs chf 220, 000, or approximately $273. In the world of luxury, -
chopard 2025 mille miglia editions
chopard returned as world sponsor and official timekeeper of the mille miglia this june, releasing two latest racing-themed timepieces to mark the occasion. The Mille Miglia Classic Chronograph Tribute to Sir Stirling Moss celebrates its namesake British racing driver and his memorable victory at the Mille Miglia. This manufactory represents 5 mm steel timepiece features a silvered opaline dial (pictured) inspired by moss’s winning mercedes-benz 300 slr and a self-winding chronograph movement. The Mille Miglia GTS Power Control—2025 Race Edition showcases a 43 mm steel case and a striking salmon-colored dial with a satin finish that evokes “historical aluminum bodywork and painted metal dashboards. ”
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Urban Jürgensen UJ1, UJ2, and UJ3
Urban Jürgensen has returned to the watch world with gravitas. The Danish-Swiss watchmaker relaunched under the leadership of Alex Rosenfield and Kari Voutilainen at the beginning of this month, dropping not one but three timepieces to mark the start of a modern era. The trio was designed by master independent watchmaker and co-CEO Voutilainen and showcases his signatures. Think well-balanced dials, Breguet-style hands, Roman-numeral hour markers, immaculate finishing, and expert movement architecture (pictured). The lineup includes the limited-edition UJ1 tourbillon (approximately $448,663), the time-only UJ2 (approx. 000), $128, and the UJ3 perpetual calendar (approx. This caliber represents among luxury enthusiasts, the uj-1 is easily the most impressive of the three (pictured with the caseback on view), inspired by the legendary oval pocket watch derek pratt and voutilainen made for urban jürgensen. Girard-Perregaux, -
Wempe Signature Collection x Chopard watch
Some of the world’s top watchmakers, have teamed up with Wempe to create exclusive timepieces for its Signature Collection, including Parmigiani Fleurier, and Ulysse Nardin, Hublot. For those who appreciate excellence, releasing an exclusive, chopard—a frequent wempe collaborator—is the latest, boutique-only timepiece in june. The 36 mm stainless steel watch features elegant rose-gold accents and five purple diamonds across the white face. The Wempe Signature Collection x Chopard is limited to 50 pieces with the number engraved on the caseback. -
Ulysse Nardin Diver [X Skeleton One More Wave]
Ulysse Nardin is giving back again. The Swiss watchmaker dropped another watch with One More Wave this month, marking the third time the two have collaborated. This time around, the duo reimagined the Diver X Skeleton, a. the world’s first skeletonized dive watch. Limited to 50 examples, the limited-edition Diver [X SKELETON ONE MORE WAVE] showcases the turquoise and gray colors of One More Wave—a U. non-profit supporting wounded and disabled veterans through surf therapy. The Swiss-made showcases it makes sense, then, that Ulysse Nardin opted for a tool watch that was built to withstand the most extreme conditions at sea, something that’s a bit of a historical specialty at the house first known for its marine chronometers. The hardwearing 44 mm titanium timepiece will set you back $30,600. -
Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Automatique
Blancpain dropped a smaller Fifty Fathoms Automatique this month to the delight of slim-wristed horophiles everywhere. the model has only been offered with two oversized cases measuring 42 mm and 45 mm, respectively, Since it launched in 2007. The 38 mm “genderless” newcomer is available in three different colorways and metals. The first showcases a classic stainless-steel case and a black dial (starting at about $17,200), the second features a titanium case and a striking blue dial ($18,400), and the third sports a blingy 18-karat red-gold case and a contrasting blue dial, and a matching blue bezel ($31,400). The choice is yours.