A Dozen Watches You Missed from Blancpain, Panerai, Hublot, Unimatic and More

Keep time with the horology’s most exciting new watches.

Stainless steel Luminor Marina watch with black dial, luminous hands, and brown leather strap with white stitching.

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Published November 29, 2025

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From afar, the watch industry may seem unhurried. But every passing day brings about new timepieces from brands big, small, new and old.

Below, find a dozen new releases from the likes of affordable brands like Echo/Neutra and AVI-8, luxury legends such as Blancpain and Panerai, and enthusiast favorites like Atelier Wen and Unimatic. Together, they show an industry that never stops ticking — and, centuries later, can still find the time to surprise you.

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Skeleton dial wristwatch with rose gold case and brown alligator leather strap.

Blancpain Double Grande Sonnerie

The most complicated watch in Blancpain’s 290-year-history features a retrograde perpetual calendar, a flying tourbillon, and the world’s first double grande sonnerie with two different melodies to choose from.

$2,100,000 at Blancpain

Panerai Luminor Marina watch with black dial, luminous numerals, stainless steel case, and brown leather strap.

Panerai Luminor Marina PAM01759

Panerai looks to its history as a supplier of underwater instruments to the Italian Navy for this vintage-themed take on its Luminor Marina featuring a unique military-inspired dial layout and a retro domed crystal.

$10,200 at Panerai

Transparent Hublot wristwatch with light blue skeleton dial and light gray strap with blue stitching.

Hublot Big Bang Unico Winter Sapphire

One of two winter-themed Big Bang Unico chronographs unveiled by Hublot in 2025, this version features an ice-like transparent sapphire case, a light blue skeletonized dial and a snowflake-shaped rotor.

$80,500 at Hublot

Silver Hublot chronograph watch with light blue skeleton dial and light gray strap with blue stitching.

Hublot Big Bang Unico Winter Titanium Ceramic

One of two winter-themed Big Bang Unico chronographs unveiled by Hublot in 2025, this version features a titanium case with a snow-white ceramic bezel, an ice blue skeletonized dial and a snowflake-shaped rotor.

$26,300 at Hublot

Silver stainless steel wristwatch with a textured pink dial and silver hour markers and hands.

Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante Arctic Rose

This version of Parmigiani’s flagship steel sports watch boasts the brand’s most unique complication: a minute rattrapante function that allows one of the two stacked minute hands to be set at a specific point in the future and then recalled when no longer needed. In this case, the complication is paired with a gorgeous light pink dial.

$37,629 at Parmigiani Fleurier

Matte black Unimatic wristwatch with metal link bracelet and chronograph buttons on the side.

Unimatic x Maxfield U3S-M Chronograph

Unimatic created a blacked-out version of the Modello Tre chronograph for the Los Angeles boutique and gallery Maxfield. The steel case and bracelet have a matte black DLC coating, matching the matte black dial, snailed black sub-dials and black wire-frame hands. It runs on a Sellita caliber SW510 BH b automatic movement with a 4Hz beat rate and a 62-hour power reserve. This is a limited edition of 30 pieces available exclusively from Maxfield.

$4,295 at Maxfield

Square silver watch with white textured dial, black hour and minute hands, and black leather strap.

Echo/Neutra Rivanera Piccolo

Echo/Neutra physically and visually downsized its ultra-suave Rivanera dress watch, aptly naming it the Piccolo. The angular titanium case, with parallel tiered sides and a bead-blasted finish, is nearly identical to the original Rivanera, but vertically downsized from 40mm to 33mm. The clean dial, marked only with “Rivanera” at 12 o’clock, is available with a “Grain de Riz” guilloché texture in black or white, or a Musou Black acrylic, which absorbs 99.4% of light. It runs on a Sellita caliber SW1000 automatic movement with a 46-hour power reserve.

Silver textured Bremont Terra Nova watch with a dark blue starry dial and black leather strap.

Bremont Terra Nova Jumping Hour Aventurine

Bremont’s bold jumping hour design receives a mesmerizing upgrade with a glimmering deep blue Aventurine dial plate and a “frosted” finish on the 40mm cushion-shaped steel case, creating a sparkling surface. It is powered by Bremont’s caliber BC634 automatic jumping hour movement, developed in partnership with Sellita, which beats at 4Hz and has a 56-hour power reserve. The limited edition of 50 pieces comes on a blue leather strap with a folding clasp.

$10,300 at Bremont

Black AVI-8 wristwatch with silver bezel, luminous hands, and black textured rubber strap.

AVI-8 x Worn & Wound CVRT 3775A Night Shadow

AVI-8 worked with Worn & Wound’s design wing to create this highly legible and exceptionally affordable go-anywhere, do-anything watch. It is powered by a Miyota caliber 9015 automatic movement and has allied block Super-LumiNova inidices. The 38mm steel case has a hard-coat surface and elongated lugs. It comes on a black rubber two-piece strap and is accompanied by a black nylon NATO strap.

Silver wristwatch with a pink dial, blue and orange hands, two white subdials, and a blue fabric strap.

Grøne Moment Meter

Grøne, the more accessible sister brand to the revered independent luxury watchmaker Grönefeld, offers its most ambitious watch to date with this manually wound chronograph. Coming closer to Grönefeld’s far more expensive offerings than ever, the Moment Meter boasts a high level of detailing on its multi-layered dial with a sunburst and circular-grained salmon center, raised subdials with diamond-polished edges and grained rhodium surfaces, and a baby blue pulsometer scale. A La Joux-Perret column-wheel chronograph offers excellent performance while keeping the cost manageable, and the stainless steel case measures a highly wearable 39mm across. The watch retails for €3,490 (~$4,042) and goes on sale on December 3. It’s limited to 300 pieces.

$4,042 at Grøne

Black Frederique Constant wristwatch with chronograph dial and black textured strap entwined in blue rope.

Frederique Constant x Bamford Highlife Chronograph Automatic

Frederique Constant’s underrated sports chrono, the Highlife Chronograph Automatic, gets an uber-cool makeover from Bamford Watch Department. The case is in crystal titanium that’s been given a black DLC treatment for a hyper-modern urban look, while the dial is in matte black with BWD’s signature Aqua Blue highlights and a retro-futuristic LCD-like font. A smoked sapphire display caseback shows off the La Joux-Perret-based automatic movement, and the watch includes three straps: one black rubber, one aqua blue rubber and one black nubuck calfskin. The watch is limited to 100 pieces and is priced at CHF 4,495 (~$5,570).

Round wristwatch with a textured brown dial, silver case, and taupe leather strap on a blue background.

Atelier Wen × Revolution Ancestra Yáo

Atelier Wen links up with Revolution for this Middle Eastern take on the brand’s impressive Ancestra dress watch in honor of Dubai Watch Week. The updated model features an artisan-crafted dial made with translucent fumé grand feu enamel in a desert-inspired brown shade that took months to perfect, while the usual Chinese or Arabic applied indices have been swapped out for Eastern Arabics. The watch is available to purchase only until November 27, with each one being handmade to order.