New Watch Releases Highlighted at Watches and Wonders 2026 in Geneva

The event included releases related to space travel and celestial complications, such as moon phase dials. Brands also marked anniversaries with new models.

Rolex introduced a new Oyster Perpetual 41 in stainless steel and yellow Rolesor gold to mark the centennial of its Oyster case, developed in 1926. The dial features "100 years" stamped at six o'clock. Rolex also released an Oyster Perpetual with a Jubilee dial displaying the brand's name in colored letters.

Rolex debuted a Cosmograph Daytona in Rolesium, a combination of stainless steel and platinum, with a grand feu enamel dial and Cerachrom bezel. The brand discontinued the red-and-blue "Pepsi" bezel on its GMT-Master II collection. Patek Philippe released three new Nautilus models for the collection's 50th anniversary, including a platinum Ref.

5610/1P limited to 2,000 pieces, a white gold 5810 limited to 2,000 on bracelet and 1,000 on strap. The brand also introduced a white gold Nautilus desk clock limited to 100 pieces. 5610/1P has a platinum case, 38 mm width, 48-hour power reserve, and a price of $112,529.

Cartier presented a yellow gold Santos-Dumont model with an obsidian dial and 15-link yellow gold bracelet. 4 mm, has a 43-hour power reserve, and is priced at $62,000 as a limited edition. Vacheron Constantin launched the Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points in titanium for the 30th anniversary of the Overseas collection.

The model is available in four colors representing compass directions: white for north, brown for south, blue for east, and green for west. It features a 41 mm case, 60-hour power reserve, and a price of $41,000. A. 9 mm, with a 50-hour power reserve, and is limited to 50 pieces with price upon request.

Parmigiani Fleurier released the Tonda PF Chronographe Mystérieux, which reveals hidden chronograph hands via a pusher mechanism. The stainless steel and platinum case is 40 mm in diameter, with a 60-hour power reserve, and priced at $44,600. Bulgari unveiled a 37 mm version of the Octo Finissimo in yellow gold with a push-button butterfly clasp.

It has a 72-hour power reserve and a price of $48,300. Grand Seiko presented the SBGZ011 ‘Mystic Waterfall,’ a limited-edition platinum watch with hand-engraved case inspired by the Tateshina Waterfall. It is powered by the manual-winding Calibre 9R02.

Other notable releases included the IWC Pilot’s Venturer Vertical Drive and Bremont’s Supernova, designed for space travel. The event highlighted historical connections to space missions since the 1960s, involving watches like the Seiko Pogue, Rolex GMT Master, and Omega Speedmaster Professional.