New releases from Daniel Roth, Hamilton, Breguet and more

Pietro Pilla

This is a year of celebration for many, and brands are celebrating the heck out of it. The latest novelty from Breguet is a complicated retrograde with an enamel subdial for its 250^th birthday. Vacheron Constantin, on the other hand, unveils a stunning skeletonised minute repeater Overseas for the 270^th anniversary. Doesn’t feel a lot like Vacheron, but absolutely every element of it is in the right place in the correct quantity, like the paint strokes of a good painter. There are many, and every one is essential for an exceptional result. Discover the rest of our selection below, enjoy the reading!

Daniel Roth Extra Plat Rose Gold

• This is the second Extra Plat watch from Daniel Roth (while under Louis Vuitton’s stewardship).
• It switches from yellow gold to rose gold, now has a two-tone pinstripes guilloché solid gold dial, and uses an exhibition caseback for the first time.
• The new Daniel Roth Extra Plat Rose Gold is not a limited edition like its predecessor, but only the first 20 will be numbered.
• Price: CHF 49,000.

Learn more about the Daniel Roth Extra Plat Rose Gold here.

Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba GMT

• Hamilton expands the Khaki Navy collection with two GMTs in new, elegant colourways.
• The 43mm case houses the H-14 automatic movement with 80 hours of power reserve.
• You can choose between a stainless steel case with a black and white dial or a bronze case with a totally black dial.
• Price: CHF 1,275.

Learn more about the Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba GMT here.

Breguet Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035

• Breguet introduces its second 250th anniversary release, a Tradition Seconde Rétrograde limited edition of 250 pieces.
• The watch features a 38mm case in the brand’s new 18k Breguet Gold alloy.
• Its blue, grand feu, flinqué enamel sub-dial is the first to use the new Quai de l’Horloge motif.
• Price: on request.

Learn more about the Breguet Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035 here.

Czapek Promenade Diamond Drops

• After selling out the original Gouttes d’Eau at launch,  here comes a worthy successor following the same water theme.
• To portray the frozen water display, Czapek have used 360 diamonds (~1.5 cts) and 319 sapphires (~1.58 cts) in a spotless snow setting.
• For this 10-piece limited edition, as the focus is on the pavè dial, the 38mm case and movement are the same as the previous edition.
• Price: CHF 82,000.

Learn more about the Czapek Promenade Diamond Drops here.

Vacheron Constantin Overseas Grand Complication Openface

• Vacheron Constantin continues its 270th anniversary celebrations in dramatic style with an extremely complicated Overseas model.
• Cased in titanium, this is the first Overseas model with a minute repeater, yet it also features a perpetual calendar and tourbillon.
• Its manual-winding calibre 2755 is descended from some of the Maison’s most legendary and complicated movements of all time.
• Price: on request.

Learn more about the Vacheron Constantin Overseas Grand Complication Openface here.

Piaget Polo Perpetual Calendar Obsidian

• Piaget blends art and technique with the release of two ultra-thin perpetual calendars with an obsidian stone dial.
• The Obsidian is available in two different colourways, either in a green or in a blueish tint, both available on colour-matched rubber straps.
• 56 brilliant-cut emeralds adorn the bezel of the green variant, which is a limited edition of 18 pieces.
• Price: on request.

Learn more about the Piaget Polo Perpetual Calendar Obsidian here.

Naoya Hida NH Type 6A

• Naoya Hida combines hand-engraving and diminutive case dimensions with a high-end complication for the first time in the NH Type 6A perpetual calendar.
• The Japanese artisan watchmaker has enlisted Habring² to supply its base, manually wound calibre, with the perpetual calendar module purchased from Dubois-Dépraz.
• Only some 10 pieces are to be produced over the next 12 months.
• Price: ¥7,500,000.

Learn more about the Naoya Hida NH Type 6A here.

Serica 5303 PLD

• The new Serica 5303 PLD was made in collaboration with the French Navy EOD unit.
• It features design tweaks such as a DT Max bezel scale and an elasticated strap.
• The new model still retains the best parts of the French dive watch, this time for the Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit.
• Price: €1,690.

Learn more about the Serica 5303 PLD here.

HYT S1 5N Gold Limited Edition

• HYT  joins forces with Fally Ipupa, an influential musician from Africa, to release a special edition of their S1 model.
• The 5N gold and titanium black DLC case measures 45mm in diameter, sold on both a rubber and a Velcro strap.
• This is a limited edition of 8 pieces, and it bears the artist’s signature on the back.
• Price: CHF 78,000.

Learn more about the HYT S1 5N Gold Limited Edition here.

Omega Seamaster Railmaster

• The Omega Railmaster is back with two new references and four configurations.
• One has a grey dial and white luminous with centre seconds, while the other has a beige dial, “vintage” lume and a small seconds indicator.
• Both models can be purchased on either a strap or a stainless steel bracelet.
• Price: from US$5,800.

Learn more about the Omega Seamaster Railmaster here.

Chronoswiss ReSec Snake Manufacture

• Chronowsiss’ latest unveiling is an iridescent timepiece inspired by the effect of light on a snake’s skin.
• It has a 42mm titanium case with a colour-changing, green PVD coating that can shift from emerald green to turquoise.
• This limited edition of 100 pieces features a hand-guillochéd dial with snakeskin texture in tone with the animal’s.
• Price: on request.

Learn more about the Chronoswiss ReSec Snake Manufacture here.

Girard-Perregaux x Bamford Deep Diver

• Girard-Perregaux reimagines its 70s-era Deep Diver for 2025, with the help of British bespoke atelier Bamford Watch Department.
• This new release forms part of Girard-Perregaux’s limited-edition series, the Legacy Editions, with only 350 pieces available for a set period.
• Returning with a dial that is bolder than ever, the Deep Diver has been treated with the joyful eccentricity that is Bamford.
• Price: US$ 15,000.

Learn more about the Girard-Perregaux x Bamford Deep Diver here.

echo/neutra 1956 Chrono GMT Black & Sand

• echo/neutra releases an attractive new colourway for the 1956 Chrono GMT lineup.
• The Full Black and the Bronze versions will still be available, with this being the third option.
• This new black colourway features a black dial with vintage patina subdials and a black bezel with a telemeter scale in the same tone.
• Price: £1,690.

Learn more about the echo/neutra 1956 Chrono GMT Black & Sand

Venezianico Redentore Utopia

• Emerging brand Venezianico makes a giant step and introduces its first proprietary movement made in Italy for a 100 pieces limited edition.
• Developed in partnership with Italian movement maker Oisa, it’s part of the founders’ dream to have a fully Italian-made watch.
• The guilloche dial is handcrafted by Italian master artisan Riccardo Renzetti, based in Milan.
• Price: €4,500.

Learn more about the Venezianico Redentore Utopia here.

Unimatic All-Black Swiss Diver Modello Uno U1S-MD

• Unimatic, for the first time, pairs its minimalist diver case with a matching black DLC stainless steel bracelet.
• The 40mm case measures 11.6mm in thickness and is water-resistant to 300 metres.
• Like most of Unimatic’s releases, this is a limited edition of 99 pieces.
• Price: €1,350.

Learn more about the Unimatic All-Black Swiss Diver Modello Uno U1S-MD here.

HTD Tennis Sport

• Italian brand HTD reinvents the Tennis Watch in a very slim sports watch in attractive colours.
• The 37mm stainless steel case measures just 9mm in thickness, and thanks to the curved lugs, it looks even thinner.
• At 3, 6 and 9 o’clock, you’ll find the wording “Fifteen,” “Thirty,” and “Forty” after the scoring system of the sport.
• Price: €678.69.

Learn more about the HTD Tennis Sport here.