14 New Watches You Missed from Breitling, Zenith, Christopher Ward and More

Albishorn’s take on an imaginary 1950s regatta timer, the Marinagraph combines elements of a yachting chronograph and a skin diver to create a unique tool watch ready for any aquatic activity. The bezel tracks the tide, while a retrograde countdown timer on the dial is intended for sailing competition.

Bell & Ross built a special edition BR-03 chronograph to mark the French watchmaker’s official partnership with the French Air and Space Force’s elite flight demonstration program. The Rafale is the country’s top fighter jet, produced by the French manufacturer Dassalt Aviation, and the Rafale Solo Display program demonstrates its capabilities at air shows. This purpose-built tool watch has a 30-minute totalizer, an instrument panel-inspired dial and case and runs on the in-house caliber 301 automatic movement with a 42-hour power reserve. It comes with a perforated rubber pin-buckle strap and a nylon bund strap with a velcro loop-back fastening.

Christopher Ward expands its Twelve line again with the 660, a pared down, ultrathin version of the integrated sports watch that measures just 6.6mm thick and is powered by a hand-wound movement.

Ultra high-end watchmaker Bianchet exclusively produces tourbillon timepieces, and the brand may have launched its most impressive yet with the UltraFino Sapphire, the world’s thinnest tourbillon watch with a sapphire case. The in-house UT01 tourbillon movement is crafted mainly from titanium and boasts a solid gold rotor — that’s right, it’s an automatic — and measures just 3.85mm tall. This allows the watch to come in with an overall thickness of just 9.85mm. Despite its thinness and the sapphire case, this is still a sports watch at heart, with an impressive 5,000 Gs of shock resistance and 50m water resistance rating. It’s priced at CHF 85,500, which converts to around $106,600 before tariffs.

Jack Mason partnered with A&W to create an official Root Beer version of its flagship Strat-o-timer GMT watch.

Mid-century brand Nepro returns and brings with it a faithful but modernized version of its forgotten solar-powered casquette concept from 1976.

Breitling is the NFL’s official timepiece partner and is releasing a special edition of the Chronomat GMT 40 with 32 dial options representing every team in the league. One of the brand’s most underrated watches is decorated with each team’s primary color as the dial and secondary color as the GMT hand. It runs on the in-house caliber 32 automatic movement with a GMT complication and a 42-hour power reserve. Every watch comes on the Chronomat’s signature Rouleaux steel bracelet with rounded interconnected links.

Glashütte Original celebrates 180 years of watchmaking in its eponymous German town with this limited-edition tribute to its atelier’s watchmakers. The PanoMaticCalendar Blue of Dawn features an openworked dial in an alluring blue shade inspired by the early morning hours worked by the brand’s artisans. A “vinyl” finish adds a unique texture to the blue features of the dial, while the openworked components show off the decorated in-house Cal. 92-11 movement. The automatic annual calendar requires adjustment just once a year for Leap Year and features a moonphase indicator, a big date complication, a retrograde month display and a clockface boasting white gold indices, heat-blued hands and Super-LumiNova. It’s all housed in a 42mm platinum case with sapphire crystals fore and aft and paired with a matching blue alligator leather strap.

MB&F’s affordable sub-brand M.A.D.Editions collaborated with British-Nigerian artist Yinka Ilori for this ultra-colorful take on the brand’s flagship M.A.D.1S watch.

Zenith adds a touch of rarified luxury to its popular Chronomaster Sports chronograph by introducing a dial made of meteorite and paired with a grayed-out version of the iconic tricolor subdials.

Vacheron Constantin releases two grail-level references in its flagship integrated sports watch, which has an automatic perpetual calendar complication and an 8mm thick and 41mm wide case. The dial features minute and hour hands only in the center, surrounded by a day dial, month dial, date dial, and moon phase dial. It is powered by the in-house caliber 1120 QP/1 automatic movement, featuring a 40-hour power reserve and a signed 22k gold oscillating weight. It is available in full 18-karat white gold with a burgundy lacquer dial and full 18-karat pink gold.

Wren goes back to its original Diver One platform for this collaboration with Ben Cook of Ben’s Watches. The volcano-inspired diver features a fumé red-orange dial, charcoal-colored lume and a black ceramic bezel.

MING enters a new era with the 57.04 “Iris,” the brand’s first watch with a destro crown. The watch also debuts the brand’s fifth-generation design language, which is inspired by Art Deco and highlighted by dramatic, layered lugs. The dial features a multiphasic coating that is constantly changing color, and the movement is a custom manual-wind monopusher chronograph movement from Sellita.

Scottish watch brand Paulin is known for its fun watch designs that lean heavily on graphic design dials. The Mara lives up to this reputation with a dial and hands that utilize playful geometry and pleasing colors. But the brand’s first dive watch is also a serious piece of aquatic gear, featuring a 120-click unidirectional bezel, screw-down crown, 300m water resistance and a Swiss-made La Joux Perret caliber G101 automatic movement with a 68-hour power reserve. It is available with a black or blue dial and comes with two quick-release pin-buckle straps.