The GPHG Field, 2018–2026

140 years of pioneering spirit: Cosmonaute B12. Breitling pays homage to an aerospace icon with the launch of a new model: the automatic-winding Navitimer Cosmonaute limited edition.

From an original drawing by Gérald Genta, the Locomotive was introduced in 1979 to become one of the best-known creations in the history of Credor, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.

First unveiled in the 1970s, the G-Flat collection reflected the stripped-down aesthetic of Brutalist architecture, from sculpted geometric forms to austerity.

A TV-shaped case, a jumping hours disc, and a retrograde minutes hand – these were the markers of HAUTLENCE's first watchmaking creation, named the HL.

The first Hublot watch was presented at Baselworld in 1980, causing a sensation with a gold watch paired with a black rubber strap – today reinterpreted in 29mm.

Thanks to an airplane turbine mounted on its small seconds, the 2008 Grande Montre d'Aviateur Edition «Markus Bühler» became one of the most popular special editions in IWC's history.

The Tambour watch, the Maison's iconic signature, is adorned for the first time with an integrated bracelet, a new exclusive automatic movement, in a 40 mm unisex case.

In 1979, Piaget unveiled a watch that would come to define the spirit of the 1980s, which returns today on the occasion of the Maison's 150th anniversary under the name Piaget Polo 79.

Since its original launch in 1986, TAG Heuer's first Formula 1 collection has been a pioneer, here revisited in collaboration with the lifestyle brand Kith.

The UR-102 'reloaded' is certainly not the most complex, nor the most whimsical of URWERK. But it is the one that seals the beginning of the adventure, the starting point.