From April 1 to 7, the world of fine watchmaking comes together at Watches and Wonders Geneva. With 60 prestigious brands on show, this year promises standout launches, exclusive previews, and a closer look at the future of timekeeping.
Join us as we bring you the latest updates, highlights, and new releases directly from Geneva.
2025 is a standout year for TUDOR, bringing bold updates and serious performance to its most iconic collections.
From the all-new 43mm Black Bay with Master Chronometer certification, to the Pelagos Ultra built for 1000m depths, TUDOR pushes boundaries like never before.
Add to that a fresh Black Bay 58 in burgundy, a refined Black Bay Pro, and the Black Bay Chrono on a new five-link bracelet—this year’s releases are all about strength, style, and innovation.
This latest version of the Black Bay 58 brings a fresh burgundy look to the iconic collection, inspired by a never-produced TUDOR Submariner prototype from the 1990s. It features a striking burgundy dial and matching bezel, with a unidirectional rotatable bezel designed for easy grip and subtly curved numerals that follow the shape of the outer ring.
Beyond its bold design, the new Black Bay 58 is now Master Chronometer certified by METAS. This means it meets the highest standards in precision, magnetic resistance, waterproofness, and power reserve—a major milestone that blends heritage style with modern performance.
The new Pelagos Ultra pushes limits with a bold 43mm titanium case and an impressive 1,000m depth rating, built specifically for deep-sea diving. Made from both Grade 2 and Grade 5 titanium, the case is lightweight yet incredibly strong, and features a compact helium escape valve for use in saturation diving conditions.
Designed with legibility in mind, the dial has been scaled up with larger markers, thicker hands, and dual-color luminescence—green for the minute hand and bezel PIP, and blue for the rest—ensuring optimal visibility in the darkest conditions. The bracelet has also been fully reengineered, making the Pelagos Ultra not just a tool watch, but a serious piece of dive equipment.
The new Black Bay 68 expands the collection with a larger case size, offering a bold alternative for those who prefer a more substantial watch on the wrist. Its name nods to 1968, the year TUDOR introduced the now-iconic Snowflake hand, which quickly became a signature design feature. That same spirit lives on in this model, now paired with a fresh TUDOR Blue dial that adds a vibrant touch to the classic aesthetic.
Backed by METAS Master Chronometer certification, the Black Bay 68 meets the highest standards for precision, magnetic resistance, water resistance, and power reserve. It’s a perfect blend of heritage design and modern watchmaking performance, proving that when TUDOR thinks big, it delivers.
The Black Bay Pro gets a bold update with a new opaline dial, designed to improve legibility in all environments. The dial features black-outlined ceramic hour markers and hands for strong contrast, while the signature yellow 24-hour Snowflake hand remains a clear visual link to TUDOR’s heritage. The watch retains its rugged 24-hour fixed bezel and is powered by the MT5652 Manufacture Calibre, offering a built-in GMT function.
Perfect for travel or exploration, the movement allows you to independently set the local hour hand forward or backward, with the date automatically adjusting even in reverse. The Black Bay Pro continues to be a practical, adventure-ready tool watch—now with a cleaner, more readable look.
The Black Bay Chrono is powered by the TUDOR Manufacture Calibre MT5813, a high-performance movement featuring hour, minute, second, chronograph, and date functions. It’s built for precision and durability, with a tungsten monobloc rotor, satin-brushed and sand-blasted finishes, and refined laser detailing throughout.
For comfort and flexibility, the watch is available on either a 3-link rivet-style bracelet, inspired by vintage TUDOR designs from the 1950s and ’60s, or a modern 5-link bracelet. Both come fitted with the TUDOR “T-fit” rapid adjustment clasp, offering tool-free fine adjustment across five positions and up to 8mm, for an ideal fit all day long.
At Watches and Wonders 2025, IWC Schaffhausen introduces three new Pilot’s Watch Chronographs, celebrating its partnership with Apple Original Film’s F1® THE MOVIE, set to premiere worldwide this summer.
Inspired by APXGP, the fictional 11th Formula One™ team in the film, these timepieces feature design elements and color accents reflecting the team’s race cars and identity.
Combining IWC’s precision watchmaking with the thrill of motorsport, these chronographs bring performance, style, and racing heritage to the wrist.
The Pilot’s Watch Chronograph APXGP (Ref.IW378009) features a stainless steel case with a diameter of 43 millimetres, while the Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 APXGP (Ref. IW388116) is housed in a 41-millimetre stainless steel case.
Both chronographs are dedicated to the “APXGP” team in the movie and feature a design with black, gold and white elements. The stainless steel cases are combined with black dials, which are printed with white numerals and golden minute markers.
The minute and hour hands and the hands in the subdials are gold-plated and filled with white Super-LumiNova®.
Both chronographs are equipped with tinted sapphire case backs, featuring the “APXGP” team logo printed in gold. Water resistant to 10 bar, these chronographs are fitted with black rubber straps featuring a special laser engraving to commemorate the “APXGP” team.
The durable and water-proof straps feature IWC’s EasX-CHANGE® system, enabling the wearer to change them at the touch of a button without any tools.
The Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph 41 (Ref. IW388309) features an 18-carat 5N gold case with sapphire case back, black lacquered dial and a black ceramic tachymeter bezel. It will be worn on the wrist of Damson Idris’ character Joshua Pearce.
The case, pushers and crown crafted from 18-carat 5N gold are combined with gold-plated appliques and gold-plated hands filled with white Super-LumiNova®. The black dial with a lacquer finish is the result of a highly engineered production process, with the totalisers at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock being individually finished and printed. Polished by hand, the gold-plated appliques for the indices, numerals and characteristic triangle at 12 o’clock are fixed to the dial and filled with Super-LumiNova®. The Performance Chronograph 41 is fitted with a black rubber strap with integrated EasX-CHANGE® strap change system.
Introducing the TAG Heuer novelties from Watches and Wonders 2025, featuring brand new additions to the Formula 1 and Carrera family.
The TAG Heuer Formula 1 38 Solargraph re-invents an iconic archive Formula 1 design with a modern twist, housing the TH50-00 solar movement across a selection of case & dial options.
The re-designed Carrera arrives in both day-date and twin-time variations within sleek 41mm cases and a selection of dial colourways housing the TH31 movement with 80hr power reserve.
The Carrera Chronograph Glassbox now features an iconic beads-of-rice bracelet – a modern reinterpretation of the vintage Heuer version, resolutely driven to dare.
TAG Heuer redefines performance with the latest Formula 1 Solargraph (38mm) collection, where cutting-edge solar-powered technology meets bold, contemporary style. Powered by the Calibre TH50-00 movement, these watches harness the sun’s energy for high autonomy and seamless functionality—no battery replacements needed.
Designed for modern lifestyles, each timepiece blends durable materials with striking details. From black DLC cases with dynamic red or yellow accents to vibrant blue and green TH-Polylight designs, every model delivers a statement look. The ergonomic 38mm case ensures comfort, while TH-Polylight bezels and rubber straps enhance flexibility and durability. Whether it’s the thrill of urban style or the need for high-performance functionality, the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph (38mm) collection is built for those who move with the times. .
The TAG Heuer Carrera Day-Date (41mm) combines technical performance with refined design. Powered by the TH31-02 manufacture movement, it offers an impressive 80-hour power reserve, ensuring reliability across multiple days.
The collection features dial options in black grained, sunray-brushed blue, and smokey red opalin, each with rhodium-plated details. The dial is paired with either a perforated leather strap or a polished H-bracelet for versatility. A practical day-date display enhances functionality, while the engraved Victory Wreath on the tinted sapphire caseback adds a tribute to the Carrera’s heritage.
Returning to Watches & Wonders, Geneva-based RAYMOND WEIL presents new additions to its signature Freelancer collection. These sophisticated timepieces blend traditional craftsmanship with modern design, showcasing the brand’s commitment to precision watchmaking and timeless elegance.
“Freelancer, as its name implies, symbolizes the liberty to express our mastery while staying true to our heritage. Today, more than ever, this collection both encapsulates the essence of our family brand and charts the path to our future.”
Elie Bernheim, CEO of RAYMOND WEIL
The Freelancer Complete Calendar showcases precision, elegance, and horological craftsmanship, bringing together a sophisticated complication with a refined design.
Displaying the day, date, month, and moon phase, the dial is offered in sandblasted dune or deep blue, creating a striking interplay of light and texture. Designed for both comfort and sophistication, the 40mm case features balanced proportions and curved lugs, ensuring an elegant fit on the wrist.
Available in two models, this timepiece balances technical excellence with timeless style.
One model features a rose gold PVD-coated stainless steel case, paired with a sunray silver dial in warm hues. Rose gold-plated indexes add to its refined aesthetic, while the moon phase display, inspired by a NASA image, brings a poetic, celestial touch.
The other takes on a modern and dynamic look with a stainless steel case and a sunray blue dial. Nickel-plated applied indexes enhance its contemporary appeal, creating a sleek yet sophisticated presence on the wrist.
This limited edition timepiece blends innovation with elegance, offering a bold, contemporary take on RAYMOND WEIL’s craftsmanship. The stainless steel case with black PVD coating complements a black galvanic openworked dial, creating a striking contrast that highlights the intricate mechanics within.
Powered by the in-house Calibre RW1212, this skeleton model showcases technical expertise with an avant-garde design. Water-resistant to 100 meters and paired with a black leather strap, it balances style and practicality. Limited to 500 pieces, this edition is a true statement for those who appreciate modern watchmaking and refined mechanics.
At Watches & Wonders 2025, Bell & Ross showcases its bold design language and technical expertise with standout releases that push the boundaries of modern watchmaking.
From a refined new size in the BR-05 collection to the striking BR-03 Skeleton trilogy, each launch reflects the brand’s focus on function, form, and innovation.
The BR-05 36mm brings a fresh dimension to Bell & Ross’s urban watch collection. With a smaller 36mm case, this model offers the same bold design and functionality in a more compact, versatile size.
Built for everyday wear, the satin-brushed stainless steel case features polished bevels for a refined yet sporty look. The sunray-finished dial, available in black, gray, ice blue, and mother-of-pearl, ensures clear readability with luminescent hands, bold numerals, and applied indexes. A comfortable steel bracelet adapts to any wrist for a secure fit.
Powered by a self-winding mechanical movement with a 54-hour power reserve, the BR-05 36mm is reliable, precise, and built for daily use. Designed to suit all wearers, this watch delivers practicality, style, and performance in a streamlined package.
The BR-03 Skeleton brings a bold new take on Bell & Ross’s signature design, now available in three distinct versions—Black Ceramic, Lum Ceramic, and Grey Steel. These models showcase the brand’s expertise in skeletonization, luminescence, and material craftsmanship, offering a fresh interpretation of technical watchmaking.
Skeletonization is more than an aesthetic choice—it’s a demonstration of precision engineering. Each BR-03 Skeleton is powered by the BR-CAL.328 automatic movement, specially developed for Bell & Ross, featuring a 54-hour power reserve. The movement’s X-shaped structure, extending from the bridges to the four bezel screws, reinforces the watch’s architectural design while enhancing transparency.
Each model presents a different approach:
• Black Ceramic – A sleek, modern take with a dark, minimalist finish.
• Lum Ceramic – A bold statement piece with enhanced luminescence, making it highly legible in all conditions.
• Grey Steel – A refined and technical execution with a strong industrial look.
With these three complementary designs, the BR-03 Skeleton expands Bell & Ross’s collection, offering enthusiasts a choice between precision, innovation, and contemporary style.
Panerai presents an all-new lineup of Luminor Marina timepieces, reinforcing its legacy with refreshed design, improved performance, and practical upgrades. Known for its bold character and reliability, the Luminor Marina returns with enhanced materials, a slimmer case profile, and new dial options—while staying true to its iconic identity.
At the core of this evolution is the new P.980 calibre, a self-winding movement with a 3-day power reserve, stop-seconds function, and traversing balance bridge for added precision. It’s visible through a sapphire caseback and delivers tested chronometric accuracy across six positions. This new generation also debuts Super-LumiNova® X2, offering brighter visibility in low-light conditions.
The redesigned 44mm case is now 12% thinner and 15% lighter, thanks to updated movement proportions, while the introduction of 50 BAR (500m) water resistance marks a first for the core Luminor Marina collection. With streamlined lugs and the PAM Click™ release system for easy strap changes, the range offers enhanced comfort and adaptability.
Forged from premium AISI 316LVM stainless steel, this case material offers outstanding corrosion resistance and structural integrity. Available in multiple dial and strap combinations, the collection includes:
Each model presents a different approach:
• A new model with a progressive V-shaped metal bracelet, featuring polished edges and a brushed interior for a dynamic visual effect. It debuts the Quick Length Adjustment system, allowing 2mm flexibility on each side of the bracelet without tools. A light blue sun-brushed dial adds a fresh, modern look.
• Classic strap options include black (with a traditional black dial), blue (paired with a sun-brushed blue dial), and white (matched with a black alligator strap). All come with a second color-matched rubber strap and feature the PAM Click™ system for easy switching.
This updated Luminor Marina series blends Panerai’s signature identity with practical upgrades and new design choices, staying true to its origins while adapting to modern expectations.
Crafted from Grade 5 titanium, the Luminor Marina Titanio stands out for its exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and lightweight feel—around 44% lighter than steel—making it ideal for all-day wear without sacrificing durability.
The 44mm case features a brushed finish that enhances its rugged character while maintaining a refined appearance. Its olive green sun-brushed dial adds depth and texture, paying tribute to Panerai’s military heritage, while the dark green scamosciato calf leather strap completes the vintage look with a soft, comfortable touch. A second green rubber strap is included for added versatility, allowing the wearer to switch seamlessly between everyday wear and more active settings.
This piece highlights Panerai’s long-standing expertise in titanium and tool-watch durability.
At this year’s Watches & Wonders, Grand Seiko unveils a new chapter in its pursuit of precision with the debut of Spring Drive U.F.A. – Ultra Fine Accuracy. Building on a legacy that began with the Very Fine Adjusted (V.F.A.) designation in 1969, the brand now introduces its most accurate mainspring-powered movement to date. With a focus on exceptional performance, elegant design, and compact form, the new creations embody Grand Seiko’s signature balance of cutting-edge innovation and refined craftsmanship.
Another major release introduces a bold evolution of its lion-inspired sports watch with the debut of the Tentagraph movement in the Tokyo Lion design. Fusing rugged performance with refined craftsmanship, this marks a new chapter in Grand Seiko’s commitment to creating high-performance timepieces that embody precision, strength, and style.
Grand Seiko introduces the Tentagraph Caliber 9SC5 in the bold Tokyo Lion design – its first-ever mechanical chronograph.
Crafted from Brilliant Hard Titanium, the case is lightweight yet durable, paired with a high-strength rubber strap featuring a lion paw-inspired detail. The dial, textured to echo a lion’s mane, features applied claw-like indexes and 3D sub-dials for enhanced legibility.
With a high-frequency 10-beat movement, 3-day power reserve, and refined chronograph functionality, this release combines striking design with serious performance.
A true icon returns. First introduced in 1938, the Big Crown Pointer Date is reborn with bold colours, versatile sizing, and refreshed design details. The new collection features 11 references across 34mm and 40mm cases, including vibrant dial options, the five-day Calibre 403 on select models, and a newly developed H-link bracelet. Playful, practical, and unmistakably Oris – the classic is back.
Oris brings refined updates to its iconic Big Crown Pointer Date with the addition of the in-house Calibre 403 movement — part of the brand’s high-performance Calibre 400 Series. Housed in a 40mm stainless steel case and paired with a seamless H-link bracelet, the new design balances timeless character with modern functionality.
The Calibre 403 offers a five-day power reserve, exceptional anti-magnetism, and a 10-year warranty, along with a small seconds sub-dial at 6 o’clock. Built for today’s world citizen, it’s a classic reimagined for everyday versatility.
Small is beautiful. The Big Crown Automatic 34mm is a refined new take on a design icon, crafted for women or anyone who prefers a smaller case size. It features a textured beige dial, elegant skeleton hands, and a sleek H-link bracelet, all powered by a Swiss Made automatic mechanical movement. Every detail has been reworked for a more elegant, jewel-like feel, with proportions designed to sit perfectly on smaller wrists. The result? Effortless style with timeless charm.