From platinum chimers to punchy pink chronographs, the watch world’s been busy this week. We've got avant-garde tourbillons, collab-heavy drops, and skeleton dials from both Swiss maisons and Indian powerhouses. Here’s your full breakdown.
Louis Vuitton Tambour Bushido Automata
Louis Vuitton fuses haute horlogerie with Japanese lore in this mechanical spectacle. A jumping hour automaton with an animated samurai scene, it packs miniature painting, marquetry, and enamel into a white gold case. It's a wrist-sized dojo of craftsmanship.
Louis Vuitton Tambour Taiko Galactique
Inspired by taiko drums and galactic textures, this Tambour piece channels rhythm and cosmos into guilloché, engraving, and champlevé enamel. It’s not subtle—but that’s the point.
Louis Vuitton Escale en Amazonie Pocket Watch
LV’s most complicated watch ever. Seven automaton animations, a minute repeater, a tourbillon, and next-level enamel and feather marquetry make this a tropical dream rendered in haute horlogerie.
Hublot MP-10 Tourbillon Bi-Axis Power Reserve 5-Days
Hublot throws out the rulebook with this handless, horizontally read marvel featuring four rollers, a linear power reserve, and a bi-axis tourbillon. Available in sapphire or black ceramic, it’s more spaceship than wristwatch.
Kross Studio x Alain Silberstein KS 05 MT1
This collab brings Silberstein’s Bauhaus-meets-pop-art design into Kross Studio’s sci-fi tourbillon canvas. Big domed sapphire, floating hour display, central tourbillon — it’s a watch that dares you to take it seriously.
Benrus Type I-C 3061 GT
A stealthy blacked-out riff on the classic mil-spec diver, now with red GT-inspired accents on the minute track. Retro-cool, American-made, and built like it’s ready for jungle ops.
Ulysse Nardin Diver Hammerhead Shark Limited Edition
Bold, sharp-edged, and 300m water resistant, this new Ulysse Nardin diver wears its marine inspiration on the caseback and its colour scheme on the bezel. Toolish in the best way.
G-Shock x Undefeated DWE5600UD-1
Matte black modularity meets LA streetwear cool. This collab revamps the DW5600 with changeable bezels, straps, and subtle branding. It’s a sleeper hit for collectors.
H. Moser & Cie. Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Rainbow
Tourbillon at six, sapphire rainbow on the bezel, and skeleton architecture that doesn’t overdo it. Available in red gold or steel, it’s flashy—but impeccably done.
Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba Auto GMT 43mm
A flyer GMT that still dives to 300m? Hamilton’s new steel and bronze models bring real-world travel utility in an approachable package. Tool-watch pragmatism done right.
Doxa Sub 200 with Polished Steel Bezels
The brand’s entry-level diver gets a polished bezel facelift, plus eight dial colours including the signature orange. Same toolish vibes, just glossier.
Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono “Pink”
In honour of the Giro d’Italia, Tudor’s 300-piece limited Pelagos FXD goes pink. Chronograph functionality, matte case, and serious specs meet playful flair.
Cartier Santos de Cartier 27mm Quartz
Cartier shrinks the iconic Santos to 27mm. Same exposed screws, now in a petite quartz format. Timeless elegance in small form.
Titan Automatics Collection
Titan drops four skeletal-dial lines—Phoenix, Yin Yang, Nexus, and Golden Heart—for the modern Indian buyer. With 42-hour reserves, 21,600 vph, and prices under ₹23K, it’s homegrown mechanical style done right.
