New releases from Timex, Farer, Seiko and more

Pietro Pilla

What better auspicious sign for this weekend than a watch inspired by the king of cocktails? Seiko returns after some time away, adding a Negroni-inspired watch to its Presage Menu offerings. Paying homage to one of the most classic drinks ever, it adds a truly colourful touch to end the week. And that’s not the only bright news, as the colour masters at Farer have reinterpreted their three-hand collection. And if colours mean fun, I guess it’s been a fun week then. Discover the rest of the selection below. Enjoy the reading!

Timex Mini Cavatina

• Timex downsizes its retro-style dress watch to an even smaller 17mm rounded square case.
• Two options are available, both on a matching expansion band: stainless steel or in a gold tone.
• The brushed dials colour match the case and feature a ’60s script-style Timex logo, and full Arabic numerals to complete the classic look.
• Price: from US$119.

Learn more about the Timex Mini Cavatina here.

Farer Three Hands Series III

• The British brand revives one of its first collections with an array of new dials playing with colours and textures.
• Colours have always been the ethos of Farer’s design language, and it’s been brought a step further with these new three 36mm models.
• The dials are first stamped with the desired pattern, then spray-painted and covered with clear lacquer; only then is the text printed and the indices applied.
• Price: US$1,150.

Learn more about the Farer Three Hands Series III here.

Seiko Presage Cocktail Time – The Conte

• Seiko releases another chapter to the acclaimed Cocktail collection with the new addition being inspired by one of the Italian classics: the Negroni.
• With the deep red dial paying tribute to the liquid and the rose gold-toned indices and case hinting at the orange garnish, it is a visual description of the cocktail.
• Sold on a warm brown leather strap, it is an Australasian limited edition of 1000 pieces.
• Price: A$950.

Learn more about Seiko Presage Cocktail Time – The Conte here.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Enamel ‘Xu Beihong’

• Jaeger-LeCoultre unveils a trio of white‑gold Reverso Tribute Enamel models pairing translucent enamel dials over hand‑guilloché with casebacks bearing miniature grand feu enamel reproductions of Xu Beihong’s horse paintings.
• The three pieces are differentiated by both the front dial treatment and the subject on the reverse.
• Limited to 10 pieces per reference, the series aligns Reverso’s equestrian origin with Chinese equestrian symbolism ahead of the Lunar New Year of the Horse in February 2026.
• Price: upon request.

Learn more about the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Enamel ‘Xu Beihong’ here.

Grand Seiko SLGC006 & SLGW007

• Grand Seiko unveils two very different models taking inspiration from Mt. Iwate and moonlight blue on their dials.
• One is a limited edition Tentagraph with warm accents in 18-carat rose gold and a dial that echoes the tones of the morning sunlight.
• The other renders the brand’s iconic birch dial pattern in a navy blue tone.
• Price: £19,650 & £8,600.

Learn more about the Grand Seiko SLGC006 & SLGW007 here.

Audemars Piguet September 2025 novelties

• Audemars Piguet unveils a new perpetual calendar movement, the calibre 7136, as well as a range of stone dial tourbillons.
• The new QP movement, alongside the 2025-launched calibre 7138, does away with the usual pin‑pushers, allowing all adjustments to be made through the crown in a system with four positions.
• The trio of stone dial tourbillon Code 11.59 models each feature ruby root, sodalite and malachite.
• Price: from CHF 82,500.

Learn more about Audemars Piguet’s September 2025 novelties here.

Ressence x The Armoury Type 9 Scattering Sun

• Ressence’s most compact model gets a tailored makeover with the help of Mark Cho’s The Armoury.
• The watch has Ressence’s proprietary Orbital Convex System, and it features a polished titanium fluted bezel, which also serves as a functioning minute track.
• This 20-piece limited edition takes its name from the way the bezel scatters light when rays of sunshine strike it.
• Price: US$19,000.

Learn more about the Ressence x The Armoury Type 9 Scattering Sun here.

Breguet Marine Hora Mundi 5555

• Breguet continues its 250th anniversary celebrations with a brand-new limited edition timepiece, dedicated to world travel, the night sky viewed from above, and centuries of Breguet craftsmanship.
• The highlight of the Marine Hora Mundi 5555 is its stunning dual-layered dial, featuring hand-applied phosphorescent enamel in the form of cities across the globe, and a layer featuring guilloché lines to give the dial the illusion of being spherical.
•  Limited to just 50 pieces, collectors will be able to personalise the watch by highlighting their personally chosen cities assigned to the 24-hour time zones.
• Price: £89,200.

Learn more about the Breguet Marine Hora Mundi 5555 here.

Isotope x Oracle Time Mercury Vitreous

• Isotope has teamed up with luxury publication Oracle Time for a two-part collaboration.
• With vitreous enamel dials, they both bring vibrant colour and texture to the wrist.
• Contrasting and juxtaposing each other in a dynamic duo.
• Price: £2,775.

Learn more about the Isotope x Oracle Time Mercury Vitreous here.

Panerai Luminor Marina Militare PAM05218

• The latest Panerai is a faithful recreation of a military-exclusive model released in the same year that Panerai first became available to civilians.
• The 44mm case gets an upgrade, moving up from a black PVD treatment to a more durable black DLC.
• The dial is reminiscent of pre-Vendôme Marina Militare’s, with the same font usage, and it doesn’t have a sandwich dial, making it like the original.
• Price: US$9,200.

Learn more about the Panerai Luminor Marina Militare PAM05218 here.

Bamford x seconde/seconde/ ‘Bad Form’ Desk Clock

• Following the success of the two previously sold-out limited editions, George and Romaric come together for their first desk clock.
• They are back with their two-fingered salute, this time displayed on the blue dial of an 80mm desk clock!
• It will be delivered in a travel case, and it’s going to be a 50-piece limited edition.
• Price: £916.67.

Learn more about the Bamford x seconde/seconde/ ‘Bad Form’ Desk Clock here.

Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Stealth

• The Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Stealth Grey is a sleek yet luxe celebration of the brand’s partnership with ejection seat manufacturer Martin-Baker.
• It combines a matte sandblasted grade 2 titanium case with a grey surface treatment plus a meteorite-patterned dial with a seconds hand that recalls the pull tab on an ejection seat.
• It’s limited to 400 pieces and retails for A$10,000.

Learn more about the Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Stealth here.

Hanhart Preventor HD12 Silk Purple

• Hanhart stuns with an unusual colouration coming from Germany.
• The Preventor model still features the proprietary HD12 steel on the case and bracelet, which has a surface hardness of 1,200 Vickers.
• It is a limited edition of 200 pieces, of which 150 are reserved for the German market.
• Price: €1,295.

Learn more about the Hanhart Preventor HD12 Silk Purple here.

Hamilton Khaki September 2025 novelties

• Hamilton has added nine new references to the Khaki range, including two striking blue-dialled Mechanical Chronographs, three mechanical 3-handers featuring textured eggshell dials and four new mechanical Khaki Field models.
• The 40mm Chronographs come in stainless steel and feature a sunray blue dial paired with either a brown leather strap or a stainless steel mesh bracelet.
• With more variation across the Khaki Aviation Pilot Pioneer Mechanical and Khaki Field models, there are 43mm bronze and 38mm stainless steel Pilot Pioneers, along with new 40mm Khaki Field Power Reserve models.
• Price: from CHF 950.

Learn more about Hamilton’s Khaki September 2025 novelties here.

HTD Aquatìc MkII

• Florence-based HTD announces two versions of a slim and compact 200m dive watch.
• The case has the signature flat and elongated case profile of the brand, measuring 39.4mm in diameter and 11.5mm in thickness.
• The two dial configurations are either the most classical diver’s layouts of all time or a more old school with negative numerals inside triangular markers.
• Price: €796.72.

Learn more about the HTD Aquatìc MkII here.