Glashütte Original’s watchmakers start their working day very early, often before sunrise. Not because they need to – they want to take advantage of the fresh air and the silence of a new day. So that in peace and quiet, and with a wakeful eye, they can keep the wheel of time moving. The new PanoMaticCalendar is a tribute to the passion of the artisans at Glashütte Original. With its cool, technical character and a touch of poetry, it is the perfect expression of the dual nature of the watchmaker’s craft. The generously cut-out dial in the shade “Blue of Dawn” offers insightful views into the elaborately decorated movement within. This automatic watch with its annual calendar, limited to 150 pieces, testifies to a love of the high art of watchmaking, and directs our thoughts to a very special treasure: our inner clock.
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During the 55th edition of the Paris Air Show (Salon International de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace – SIAE) at Le Bourget, Bell & Ross officially unveiled its partnership with the Rafale Solo Display, the Rafale’s official flight demonstration program operated by the French Air and Space Force. This collaboration further reinforces the connection between the brand and aviation professionals.
Driven by shared values of innovation, precision, and performance, Bell & Ross—already a partner of the Patrouille de France—now joins forces with this ambassador of the French Air and Space Force, whose mission is to demonstrate the excellence of the Rafale through perfectly choreographed aerial performances.
To mark this alliance, Bell & Ross launched the BR 03 Chrono Rafale Solo Display, a timepiece that celebrates the elite performance of the Rafale and reaffirms Bell & Ross’s commitment to the world of aviation.
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For the first time in over 200 years, BOVET is introducing a semi-precious stone dial—Tiger’s Eye—to its Récital 12 collection. This timepiece, the House’s first ever on a bracelet, features the vibrant stone, which adds a new aesthetic to this versatile, comfortable, daily-wear watch, designed to be a constant companion throughout your busy life.
Choosing a stone as the canvas for a watch dial is to embrace the unpredictable beauty of nature; no two dials are ever alike. Each reveals unique patterns, hues, and textures shaped by geological forces beyond human control.
This stone dial version of the Récital 12 is limited to 60 pieces worldwide.
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For the first time in over 200 years, BOVET is introducing a semi-precious stone dial—Malachite—to its Récital 12 collection. This timepiece, the House’s first ever on a bracelet, features the vibrant stone, which adds a new aesthetic to this versatile, comfortable, daily-wear watch, designed to be a constant companion throughout your busy life.
Choosing a stone as the canvas for a watch dial is to embrace the unpredictable beauty of nature; no two dials are ever alike. Each reveals unique patterns, hues, and textures shaped by geological forces beyond human control.
This stone dial version of the Récital 12 is limited to 60 pieces worldwide.
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In commemoration of the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Marbella, Spain, this limited edition Endurance Pro celebrates both the women’s race on November 8 and the men’s race on November 9, 2025. The dial features turquoise with orange accents, matching the unique IRONMAN® 70.3® World Championship logo at 6 o’clock—which uses imagery evocative of the Andalusian culture: a typical arched door and decorative tile, surrounded by nature. Complementing the dial, the watch comes with a turquoise IRONMAN-branded rubber strap, ensuring maximum comfort and durability.
The 44 mm-diameter case is made of Breitlight®, Breitling’s proprietary material, which is 3.3 times lighter than titanium and 5.8 times lighter than stainless steel. Breitlight® is hypoallergenic, has a warmer-than-metal touch, is thermally stable, and resistant to scratches. Limited to 300 pieces.
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Commemorating both the men’s race in Nice, France, on September 14, 2025, and the women’s race in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, on October 11, 2025, this 44 mm-diameter Endurance Pro model is made from high-performance titanium—43% lighter than stainless steel, and tough enough for any terrain. A blue IRONMAN-branded rubber strap ensures maximum comfort and durability, and the grey dial features this championship’s unique IRONMAN logo at 6 o’clock. This logo depicts an eagle and a turtle, which showcase the nature of Nice and Hawaii, and also symbolize the inner strength and resilience necessary for IRONMAN athletes to strive toward their goals. With its limited production, unique material, and custom design, this Endurance Pro is the premium model in the lineup. Limited to 500 pieces.
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What is the colour of time? Every year, the limited special editions of the Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date answer this question. In a square case with rounded corners – the epitome of futuristic design in the 1970s – they merge retro character with the bold colours of the dials. In this latest edition they blend past and present as never before: Iconic Seventies design encounters two of today’s most exciting colours. The dials in purple “Plasma” and lime green “Fusion” are inspired by visions of virtual worlds. They go to the heart of our time – while offering a foretaste of the future.
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What is the colour of time? Every year, the limited special editions of the Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date answer this question. In a square case with rounded corners – the epitome of futuristic design in the 1970s – they merge retro character with the bold colours of the dials. In this latest edition they blend past and present as never before: Iconic Seventies design encounters two of today’s most exciting colours. The dials in purple “Plasma” and lime green “Fusion” are inspired by visions of virtual worlds. They go to the heart of our time – while offering a foretaste of the future.
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What is the colour of time? Every year, the limited special editions of the Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date answer this question. In a square case with rounded corners – the epitome of futuristic design in the 1970s – they merge retro character with the bold colours of the dials. In this latest edition they blend past and present as never before: Iconic Seventies design encounters two of today’s most exciting colours. The dials in purple “Plasma” and lime green “Fusion” are inspired by visions of virtual worlds. They go to the heart of our time – while offering a foretaste of the future.
1-37-02-19-02-70
What is the colour of time? Every year, the limited special editions of the Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date answer this question. In a square case with rounded corners – the epitome of futuristic design in the 1970s – they merge retro character with the bold colours of the dials. In this latest edition they blend past and present as never before: Iconic Seventies design encounters two of today’s most exciting colours. The dials in purple “Plasma” and lime green “Fusion” are inspired by visions of virtual worlds. They go to the heart of our time – while offering a foretaste of the future.