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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Cheryl Chia |Celine Yap |Tracey Llewellyn |Wei Koh
At Watches & Wonders 2025, Rolex unveils a bold take on the Cosmograph Daytona, pairing a turquoise blue dial with yellow gold and black ceramic. The result? One of the most eye-catching Daytonas in the modern collection. The return of a Rolex turquoise dialTurquoise has been one of the hottest colors in watchmaking over the past few years, and that’s largely thanks to Rolex. In 2020, the brand introduced a lineup of colorful Oyster Perpetuals, including the now-famous turquoise blue.
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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Felix Scholz |Wei Koh |Celine Yap
Cartier’s Privé collection, now in its ninth instalment, has more than earned its place as one of the most hotly anticipated releases of the year, and the 2025 release did not disappoint. Watches & Wonders saw the return of the Tank à Guichets, a legendary design that feels right at home in the here and now. The historic Tank à Guichets dates back to 1928 and is perhaps most famous for being seen on the wrist of jazz icon Duke Ellington.
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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Wei Koh |Lee Kher Sheng |Katherine Arteche |Felix Scholz
This year marks the 160th anniversary of the company founded by George Favre-Jacot in Le Locle in 1865, a brand that became known as Fabrique des Montres Zenith S.A.in 1911, taking its name from Favre-Jacot’s award-winning “Zenith” movement that was said to be the most precise caliber of its time.
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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Celine Yap |Tracey Llewellyn |Wei Koh |Cheryl Chia
At Watches & Wonders this year, Rolex has released the Land-Dweller, an integrated bracelet sports watch which features a new tonneau case along with a flat-link Jubilee bracelet. It comes in both 40mm and 36mm sizes across three precious metals, both equipped with Rolex’s first-ever high frequency movement, the calibre 7135.
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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Lee Kher Sheng |Wei Koh |Katherine Arteche |Zen Love
At Watches & Wonders 2025, Parmigiani Fleurier returns to its roots of simplicity and ingenuity. The brand introduces the latest iteration of the Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante, now featuring a lake-green dial that further refines its understated luxury. Introducing the new Tonda PF GMT RattrapanteThe Tonda PF collection stands out among integrated-bracelet luxury watches by taking an entirely different approach.
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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Tracey Llewellyn |Wei Koh |Cheryl Chia |Troy Barmore
Patek Philippe’s 2025 releases reaffirm the brand’s commitment to refining its most coveted complications while injecting fresh design codes into its classic collections. The lineup showcases subtle yet meaningful updates to existing models, with some a focus on intricate calendar complications. At last year’s Watches & Wonders, particular emphasis was placed on travel watches, where Patek Philippe underscored its expertise in dual-time and world-time complications.
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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Celine Yap |Tracey Llewellyn |Wei Koh |Cheryl Chia
If the past couple of years were anything to go by, Rolex is one thousand percent more than capable of surprising the entire watch industry. Despite its vastness and completeness as a manufacture, Rolex is deceptively agile. The manufacture has also shown immense creativity not just in watch design but also in devising new technical solutions.
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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Wei Koh |Felix Scholz |Celine Yap
Cartier is one of the blue-chip brands of Watches & Wonders, and not just because of the sheer scale of their watchmaking business. No Cartier, as befits the brand responsible for the first commercially produced wristwatch, has a vast and enviable history of watch designs to draw from, combined with jewellery skills as good as any in the business.
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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Wei Koh |Cheryl Chia |Troy Barmore |Ricardo Diaz |Ricardo Díaz
With bigger surprises expected to come later today, Patek Philippe begins its 2025 announcements with line extensions to two brand favourites. Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Ref.
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3 weeks ago | 
revolutionwatch.com | Sheng Yi Lee |Wei Koh |Oliver Muller |Oliver Müller |Katherine Arteche
This year, with the return of one of the brand’s most successful CEOs, Jérôme Lambert, there are great hopes that Jaeger-LeCoultre, the “Grande Maison” of the Vallée de Joux, can regain some of the market share that it has lost in recent years. A brand known for its rich storytelling and innovative mechanical solutions to age-old horological dilemmas, JLC has struggled to appeal to a new generation of watch buyers, something that Lambert hopes to reverse with the 2025 collection.
