September 2026

Jaeger-LeCoultre named Robert Pattinson a global ambassador in September. The official portraits show how a watch can shape a look without dominating it.

The Monaco Evergraph puts a new compliant chronograph mechanism inside a familiar square. Its strongest idea is the connection between what it does and what it shows.

Rolex brings an annual calendar and moonphase to the Perpetual collection. The new Padellone asks collectors to look beyond the sports-watch silhouette.

The SLGA009 pairs a textured white dial with Spring Drive’s continuous seconds hand. Its appeal lies in the relationship between a still surface and a moving line.

From a protective swivelling case to a fluid gold bracelet, Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso reveals how a strong design can change character without losing its identity.

Three hands, 38 mm and a distinctly relaxed attitude. The Top Time B31 shows how much character Breitling can express with a simpler dial.

Karim Benzema’s white ceramic Richard Mille RM 30-01 has a striking look—and an automatic rotor that disengages when the watch is fully wound.

A closer look at Ryan Reynolds’ Greubel Forsey Balancier Contemporain: a 39.6 mm red-gold watch with an exposed balance and exceptional hand finishing.

Roger Federer’s white-dial Rolex Land-Dweller brings a new silhouette and calibre 7135 into focus. A closer look at reference 127334-0001.

Tyga’s yellow-gold Royal Oak pairs a champagne dial with diamond markers. Our latest Instagram spotlight opens a closer look at the enduring appeal of the 36 mm reference 14790.

Future wears the silver Classic Fusion Balloon Dog by Jeff Koons. A closer look at Hublot’s 42 mm collaboration, where reflective sculpture meets everyday timekeeping.

An archive photograph, a record-breaking Wimbledon final and the Rolex Datejust II associated with it. A collector’s perspective on why certain watches become worth keeping.