Luxury Watches

As the Formula 1 season approaches with the Australian Grand Prix this weekend, several watch brands have released new racing-themed timepieces. These include collaborations with drivers and teams, featuring limited editions and smart features tailored for fans. The releases highlight a mix of luxury, nostalgia, and functionality.

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The Watches and Wonders 2026 trade show in Geneva will run from April 14 to 20, marking its largest edition with 65 exhibiting brands. Audemars Piguet joins as a major new participant alongside 10 other newcomers. An expanded city-wide program will include jazz collaborations and watchmaking workshops.

Leica Camera AG has released the ZM 1 and ZM 2, two mechanical watches that draw inspiration from the brand's photography heritage. These timepieces feature innovative designs and movements crafted to echo the precision of Leica's cameras. A hands-on review highlights their craftsmanship and niche appeal to Leica enthusiasts.

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Square and rectangular watches have seen a rise in popularity among casual watch enthusiasts. Brands are offering discounts on various models, from affordable Seiko options to high-end Bell & Ross pieces. This trend extends beyond celebrity events to everyday wear.

Christie’s auction house reported surging demand for colored gemstones in 2025, while the market for diamonds showed signs of stabilization. This shift highlights changing preferences among high-end buyers in the jewelry sector.

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Pequignet has introduced a new icy blue variant of its Royale Paris Large Date and Moon watch. This 39.5mm model features a cool-toned dial inspired by winter light in the Jura mountains. The timepiece is powered by the brand's in-house Calibre Royal movement.