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Decentralized luxury watch exhibitions and releases
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The luxury watch industry continues to utilize decentralized exhibition formats and high-end showcases to present new innovations. Following the The seventh edition of Geneva Watch Days 2026 festival, which (September 2–6, 2026) featured 71 brands and nearly 400 new timepieces, additional details emerged regarding notable releases. attracting thousands of collectors and media representatives. Notable releases included Bianchet’s ceramic Ultrafino Tonneau Tourbillon, Bvlgari’s titanium Titanio GMT and sandblasted Octo Finissimo Dazzle, and Oris’s skeletonised Propilot x Gonzo Edition. High-complication highlights featured De Bethune’s DB25 Digitale with a palladium moon-phase display, Girard-Perregaux’s Laureato Fifty Tourbillon Micro-Rotor, and Louis Vuitton’s Tambour Taiko Arty Automata, which utilizes 23 shades of enamel and seven kinetic animations. Other significant releases include Laurent Ferrier introduced the Ferrier’s Classic Moon Dusk in yellow gold, utilizing a color palette described as “taupe, chocolate, and gold” with an obsidian moon phase. The spin-off brand MAD, a collaboration between Maximilian Büsser and Vincent Callebaut, released the M.A.D. MAD 3. MIN, while and the 57.05 Comet showcased an innovative dual-ring world time bezel designed for efficient daylight savings time management. Comet. In the sector of high-end craftsmanship, Arnold & Son introduced the Perpetual Moon 41.5 Platinum Horse of the Dunes. This limited edition features a 950 platinum case, a black aventurine glass dial resembling a starry night sky, and an 18-carat white gold horse appliqué. Furthering the trend of specialized horological demonstrations, Dunes, while IWC Schaffhausen participated in the second edition of Time Journey in Geneva. The IWC Innovation Lab showcased mechanical complexities, including an oversized Geneva, showcasing its IWC-ProSet caliber. This mechanism features a perpetual calendar that allows the date, day, month, year, and moon phase to be adjusted both forward and backward via a single crown without damaging Additionally, the movement. Other industry developments include Outline’s release Art of the 369 Special, a 36mm stainless steel collection utilizing a Miyota 9039 movement to replicate a 1950s vintage aesthetic through a “mirror dial” Time 2026 exhibition launched in Kuala Lumpur, featuring brands such as Bell & Ross, Breitling, and a “semi-bubble back” case design. TAG Heuer. Looking ahead to upcoming industry events, ahead, WatchTime Düsseldorf is scheduled for October 23 to 25, 2026, featuring approximately 50 brands and Miyota as the official movement partner. Additionally, like Fortis. Watches & Wonders Geneva has also announced its 2027 dates for April 5 to 11, introducing a new scenography inspired by regional landscapes and an ‘In The City’ program. 11.
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