Highlights from Watches and Wonders 2026 Feature Advanced Timepieces

The TAG Heuer Monaco Evergraph starts at $25,000 and focuses on chronograph button precision.

It uses the Calibre TH80-00, developed over five years with Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier, replacing traditional levers with bistable components made via LIGA fabrication. The mechanism provides consistent actuation up to the 10,000th press and pairs with a TH-Carbonspring oscillator offering a 70-hour power reserve.

The 40-mm titanium case includes a left-side crown, with options in brushed titanium with blue accents or black DLC with red.

A transparent acrylic dial allows visibility of the internal components. This design draws from historical models while incorporating modern materials.

Vacheron Constantin's Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points has a price on request and comes in four references with titanium cases.

Each dial corresponds to a compass point: white for north, brown for south, green for west, and blue for east, paired with an orange GMT hand. The 41-mm case, bracelet, and clasp are titanium with a matte anthracite finish. The in-house Calibre 5110 DT/3 is self-winding with a 60-hour reserve, home-time AM/PM indicator, and local-time date pusher.

It carries the Geneva Hallmark certification for fine watchmaking. The line originates from a 2019 prototype used in high-altitude exploration.

[Super] Freak is limited to 50 pieces and features an automatic double tourbillon with two titanium flying tourbillons inclined at 10 degrees, spinning oppositely.

A 4.8-mm gimbal system averages the motion, drawing from marine and aerospace technologies. The hour disc uses transparent Nanosital glass-ceramic. This model builds on the original Freak from 25 years ago, which introduced silicone parts in watchmaking.