This week’s selection features two independent heavyweights that are not pulling their punches. Moser uses ceramic for the first time, and Richard Mille uses TPT made from basalt stone for the first time, using 40-micron-thick basalt fibres stacked at a 45º angle between layers, creating a wood-like grain. Seiko amazes with a GMT inspired by the automotive world, and our beloved seconde/seconde/ returns for a brilliant collaboration with Citizen. Enjoy the reading!
H. Moser & Cie. Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic
Moser’s signature Streamliner collection gets its first-ever ceramic addition in an anthracite grey tone.
A red fumé grand feu enamel dial creates a dramatic contrast with the dark material of the case, without any branding in the typical Moser style.
It is powered by the HMC 805 calibre, with a flying tourbillon at six o’clock and the characteristic double balance spring.
Price: CHF 89,000.
Learn more about the H. Moser & Cie. Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic here.
Richard Mille RM 41-01 Tourbillon Soccer
Richard Mille unveils two limited edition models in Basalt TPT and Quartz TPT, each one limited to 30 pieces.
The RM41-01 movement not only keeps track of the two halves of a football match, but also features a rotating display showing the progress of the match and a mechanical counter for each team’s score.
The entire thing is then skeletonised to provide room for its 650 internal components and is then finished in grade 5 titanium.
Price: on request.
Learn more about the Richard Mille RM 41-01 Tourbillon Soccer here.
Seiko 5 Sports 2026 Supercars Limited Edition SSK057K
Seiko celebrates its role as official partner of the Supercars Championship and Team 18 with a special edition GMT.
Both the dial and the strap feature the same embossed woven carbon fibre pattern for a grey and black colourway.
The 42.5 mm watch is a limited edition of 1,500 pieces.
Price: A$850.
Learn more about the Seiko 5 Sports 2026 Supercars Limited Edition SSK057K here.
Yema Wristmaster Slim Small Seconds Camo
French brand Yema introduces three new references to the Wristmaster line, with a 100 pieces special edition that caught our attention.
Inspired by military snow camo equipment, its motif on the case, dial and bracelet is laser engraved, reaching different shades of grey.
The proprietary CMM.29 movement received a matching frosted finish, obtained through hand engraving instead.
Price: €2,399.
Learn more about the Yema Wristmaster Slim Small Seconds Camo here.
Citizen Tsuyosa x seconde/ seconde/
Citizen debuts the Tsuyosa collection’s first-ever collaboration with seconde/ seconde/.
Its blue dial features sliced applied hour indices and a custom pixelated katana minute hand.
Playing on hours, being cut into minutes, into seconds, the limited run is set at 3,600 pieces – the number of seconds in an hour.
Price: US$495.
Learn more about the Citizen Tsuyosa x seconde/seconde/ here.
MeisterSinger Panthero Jumping Hour
MeisterSinger is marking its 25th anniversary with a new flagship family, the Panthero Jumping Hour.
The headline is in the complication: rather than a single hour hand, a jumping hour window at 12 o’clock is framed by a single minutes hand in an offset subdial.
A particularly eye-catching limited edition piece features radial silver guilloché.
Price: from €6,990.
Learn more about the MeisterSinger Panthero Jumping Hour here.
Ba111od Chapter 8 Family Legacy Special Editions
Ba111od releases new special edition versions of its Chapter 8 model, its latest watch collection.
Dubbed the Chapter 8 Family Legacy Special Editions, these two new models feature a design inspired by a pocket watch from the late 19th century, signed “Charles Baillod, Locle”.
Both special editions share the Silver-toned sunray and guilloché motif dial, available either in steel or in PVD “soft-gold”.
Price: CHF 1,110.
Learn more about the Ba111od Chapter 8 Family Legacy Special Editions here.
Hamilton x Resident Evil Requiem LTD Editions
Hamilton has unveiled two new releases to tie in with the latest edition in the long-running Resident Evil video game series, Resident Evil Requiem.
The games’ protagonists wear a special Khaki Field Auto Chrono and a bespoke American Classic Pan Europ, which have both now been immortalised with real-life limited editions.
Both watches were developed in conjunction with the games’ creators, Capcom, to be heavily rooted in the gameplay narrative.
Price: from CHF 1,180.
Learn more about the Hamilton x Resident Evil Requiem LTD Editions here.
Nivada Grenchen F77 MKII
Nivada Grenchen brings back its integrated bracelet model with a refined case shape that makes the lugs hug the wrist better.
In addition to the classical ‘braided’ dials, stone dials also make a comeback, with meteorite, aventurine (blue and green) and lapis lazuli being offered.
Most dimensions, as well as the Soprod P024, are shared with the previous edition, which offers 42 hours of power reserve.
Price: from US$ 1,160.
Learn more about the Nivada Grenchen F77 MKII here.
Seiko 5 Sports HUF Limited Edition SRPM09K
Seiko partners with lifestyle brand Huf for a 7000 pieces limited edition inspired by its colours.
It is based on a model from Seiko’s archive called the “Time Sonar,” then reimagined in Huf’s green.
Offering Day and Date indications, it features orange details on a transparent green dial.
Price: A$625
Learn more about the Seiko 5 Sports HUF Limited Edition SRPM09K here.