Watches and Wonders 2026 successfully concluded its scheduled seven-day event on April 20. With a record participation of 66 brands, It was the largest event ever. As many watch companies took part, There were plenty of attractions and fascinating new products that drew attention.

Tudor: Black Bay 58, Monarch, Royal Collection and More

Tudor introduced a large number of new models to its flagship Black Bay 58 collection. By adding the Black Gilt style Black Bay 58, The absence of the basic black dial color was addressed. The new models are available with a rubber band, A three-link Oyster-style bracelet, And a five-link Jubilee-style bracelet. Going forward, New Black Bay 58 models are expected to offer one of these three options.

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A new five-link bracelet version has also been added to the Black Bay 58 GMT, Which combines a black and red Coke bezel with gilt details. All new models are Master Chronometer certified, Ensuring not only accuracy but also high anti-magnetic performance. The Black Bay 58 maintains its unique vintage orientation with a 39mm diameter, Domed glass, And the fake rivet detail on the three-link bracelet, While expanding the range of choices.

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The discontinued Monarch returns to commemorate Tudor's 100th anniversary. The Monarch, Which held a position close to a dress watch in Tudor's lineup from the 1990s to 2000s, Was an all-rounder in a positive sense but lacked a clear identity. The new Monarch features a classic small seconds, A California dial that uses Roman and Arabic indexes on each half, And a dark champagne color, Giving it a distinct personality unlike before. The case adopts a faceted design that emphasizes surfaces, Clearly showing a classic orientation unlike the past. It is equipped with the self-winding caliber MT5662-2U, Which has received Master Chronometer certification, And features an exhibition case back for appreciation. Taken together, These elements suggest Tudor intends to position this watch in its upper product range.

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The Royal Collection, Which strikes a subtle balance between sportiness and dressiness, Has undergone a comprehensive renewal. While there are no noticeable changes to the appearance, Such as the notched bezel and integrated bracelet, The case diameter has been reduced to three sizes: 30, 36, And 40mm, And the functions differ by size, Including time-only, Date, And day-date. Most notably, The movement has been changed from a generic caliber to the in-house MT series, And COSC certification is now specified. This is a significant upgrade in substance. In addition, The all-black full ceramic Black Bay Ceramic is also a noteworthy new release.

Patek Philippe: Nautilus 50th Anniversary Edition

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To mark the 50th anniversary of the Nautilus, Three commemorative wristwatch editions have been unveiled. They are available in large 41mm and mid-size 38mm, Using white gold and platinum cases. As these editions celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original Ref. 3700, Some features of the first model have been reproduced. While the current Ref. 5811 has a center seconds hand, These commemorative editions retain only the hour and minute hands. The date function has also been removed, Making the dial even simpler. The configuration is reminiscent of the self-winding caliber 28-255C used in Ref. 3700. This movement shares its roots with the caliber found in the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo Ref. 15202 and the Vacheron Constantin Original 222, And is characterized by its very thin construction. The two commemorative editions are equipped with the micro-rotor caliber 240, Achieving time-only functionality and a thin case. The rotor is engraved with the number '50' and '1976-2026' to signify the anniversary. In addition, A desk clock utilizing the Nautilus case shape has also been unveiled. The case back can be unfolded to use as a stand, And the top loop allows it to be styled as a pocket watch.

Cartier: Roadster

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In recent years, Cartier has pursued a strategy of modernizing existing collections to refine their designs and improve convenience, Or reviving discontinued collections. The revived Roadster, As its name suggests, Is inspired by the voluminous cars of the 1950s, Reminiscent of lightweight soft-top sports cars. Launched in 2002, It gained considerable popularity, Especially in the US market. The curved silhouette reminiscent of a car, Minute indexes inspired by speedometers, And the convex lens over the date window resembling headlights are details that car enthusiasts will find irresistible. While it is a sporty watch that puts the automobile front and center, It also incorporates Cartier's unique elements such as oversized Roman numeral indexes and a guilloché patterned dial, Achieving a subtle sense of balance. Unlike many unisex Cartier collections, The Roadster has a distinctly masculine character and will be released only in large and mid sizes.

IWC: Big Pilot's Watch Perpetual Calendar Proset Le Petit Prince Edition

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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Le Petit Prince Edition, IWC has introduced the first Le Petit Prince editions in both the Pilot's Watch and Portofino collections. The Pilot's Watch collection now features Le Petit Prince editions across most major functions, From the 36mm time-only model to the Mark XX, Chronograph, And perpetual calendar. Among them, The Big Pilot's Watch Perpetual Calendar Proset Le Petit Prince Edition Ref. IW339601 is more than just a commemorative edition. It is equipped with a completely new perpetual calendar proset mechanism, Dramatically improving the operability of the complex perpetual calendar. Normally, Perpetual calendars cannot be set backward and require the use of correctors on the side of the case, So the order of operation must be well understood. The new mechanism integrates calendar operation into the crown, Allowing easy setting and adjustment both forward and backward. This clearly demonstrates the evolution of the perpetual calendar. If you have hesitated to own a perpetual calendar due to its complicated operation, The barrier is now much lower.

Jaeger-LeCoultre: Master Control Chronometer

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A new model named Master Control Chronometer has been introduced in the dress watch collection Master Control. It is available in three versions: date, Date with power reserve indicator, And perpetual calendar, And is a modern reinterpretation of the 1973 Master Mariner Chronometer. It is also the first product to adopt Jaeger-LeCoultre's new certification standard, HPG (High Precision Guarantee). The new model features the atmosphere of 1970s sports high-end watches and elegant sportiness. The dial revives elements of past Master Control models, Such as Arabic indexes and dot markers, While adding modern perfection that meets HPG certification. In particular, HPG aims to include not only COSC certification but also three days of testing for altitude changes, Shocks, Positional differences, And temperature changes on the finished watch, As well as the beautiful finishing of the movement. The Master Control Chronometer is likely to serve as a testbed for Jaeger-LeCoultre's high watchmaking and the potential of HPG.

New Releases from Other Brands

Panerai's Luminor Destro PAM01732
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LANGE 1 TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR “Lumen”
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Monaco Evergraph
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In addition, Panerai has drawn attention with several new Luminor models that reinterpret the origins of the Luminor from the 1960s Ref. 6152/1 in a 44mm case. The seventh model in the 'Lumen' series, Which incorporates luminous features as a design element, The Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar Lumen from A. Lange & Söhne, And the Monaco Evergraph from TAG Heuer, Which introduces a completely new chronograph mechanism, Are also must-see watches at Watches and Wonders 2026. Please take a look, And this concludes the introduction of new products.