New releases from Tudor, Formex, Casio G-Shock and more

Pietro Pilla

You’ll see that this week is going to be a crowded one, with Tudor introducing a complication it’s never featured before, and Casio continuing to support an amazing cause by funding breast cancer research with their latest G-Shock. Well done, Casio! To continue our highlights selection, Jaeger-LeCoultre and Grand Seiko unveiled some great dials; our good friends at Fears and Studio Underd0g unveiled their second collaboration, which was inspired by another iconic cocktail for the WindUp fair in NYC (try to guess which drink they did this time!), and Baltic have overhauled their best-selling dive watch, the Aquascaphe. Get to the end to catch all the novelties – we hope you enjoy the reading!

Tudor 1926 Luna

• The new 1926 is the first Tudor with a moonphase complication.
• It features a 39mm stainless steel case with a fully polished finish paired with a brushed (and polished) 7-link bracelet.
• Available in three distinct colourways, it’s been developed together with Taiwanese singer-songwriter and actor Jay Chou.
• Price: CHF 2,400.

Learn more about the Tudor 1926 Luna here.

Formex Essence Ceramica

• Formex continues its 25th-anniversary celebrations with the unveiling of four colourways in the recent Ceramica collection.
• The four new dial features now have a dégradé finish on a solid surface, compared to the previous skeletonised dials.
• For the occasion, a new calibre also debuts, developed with Soprod and officially certified by COSC.
• Price: €3,490.

Learn more about the Formex Essence Ceramica here.

Casio G-Shock x Breast Cancer Research Foundation GMAS145PK-4A “Pink Ribbon”

• Casio joins forces with BCRF to fund breast cancer research, launching a very pink G-Shock to bring awareness to the cause for a “Pink October”.
• The watch’s striking monochromatic looks are backed up by a suite of functions, as you’d expect from a G-Shock.
• In addition to the $25,000 donation, the brand encourages customer to share their stories and experiences this October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
• Price: US$110.

Learn more about the Casio G-Shock x Breast Cancer Research Foundation GMAS145PK-4A “Pink Ribbon” here.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Calendar

• Jaeger-LeCoultre, evoking its renowned triple calendar watches of the 1940s, unveils a stylish limited edition take on the Master Control Calendar.
• Cased in steel, its two-tone and grained sector dial gives it a real retro look.
• Its Calibre 866 notably features a jumping date hand, so as not to obscure the moonphase display at 6 o’clock mid-month.
• Price: A$25,700.

Learn more about the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Calendar here.

Artisans de Genève Absolute Ruby

• The high-end customisation atelier announces its latest work based on the white gold Daytona ref. 116509.
• 36 natural, loupe-clean, vivid coloured rubies and 52 diamonds adorn the case, while the dial is crafted from red sapphire for the first time.
• In addition, the Calibre 4130 is fully skeletonised and hand-finished, with red enamel motifs added on the oscillating weight.
• Price: not disclosed.

Learn more about the Artisans de Genève Absolute Ruby here.

Baltic Aquascaphe Mk2

• Baltic updates its now-iconic dive watch after seven years of production.
• The totally redesigned case, which features a more legible bezel and crown guards, is available in two diameters: 37mm or 39.5mm.
• Four dial colours are available at launch, all sporting block lume indices.
• Price: from €630.

Learn more about the Baltic Aquascaphe Mk2 here.

Grand Seiko SLGB005 “Ice Forest – Violet Dawn”

• The Grand Seiko SLGB005 marks the ‘Ice Forest’ third model, succeeding the Watches and Wonders 2025 duo.
• Notably, this is the first U.F.A. in Ever-Brilliant Steel.
• It has a purple ‘Violet Dawn’ dial with the brand’s ‘Ice Forest’ texture/pattern.
• Price: US$11,100.

Learn more about the Grand Seiko SLGB005 “Ice Forest – Violet Dawn” here.

Studio Underd0g x Fears 02SERIES Manhattan

• British independent darlings Studio Underd0g and Fears present their second cocktail-inspired collaboration, following up on March’s Gimlet-inspired watch.
• The Fears Brunswick case frames a creative Studio Underd0g SERIES02 layered dial that adds both depth and character, just like a tasty Manhattan.
• Like the Gimlet, the Manhattan is also a fair exclusive, with 300 pieces only available at WindUp Watch Fair New York 2025.
• Price: US$1,300.

Learn more about the Studio Underd0g x Fears 02SERIES Manhattan here.

Frederique Constant Classics Moneta Moonphase

• Frederique Constant expands its very recognisable Moneta collection with two additional colour configurations.
• The 37 by 7.65mm case perfectly embodies dress watch proportions, housing a quartz moonphase movement.
• The fully polished case is available either in stainless steel paired with a blue dial or in a gold tone with a silver dial.
• Price: US$1,495.

Learn more about the Frederique Constant Classics Moneta Moonphase here.

ID Genève Circular C United Nations SDG Limited Edition

• ID Genève becomes the first watch brand to align itself with the United Nations with the Circular C United Nations SDG.
• It’s limited to 17 numbered watches that each echo one of the 17 sustainable goals, and will be sold only to buyers with a proven commitment to achieving that goal.
• The watch is crafted from CompPair’s HealTech™ regenerative carbon: a self-healing, circular material that extends lifespan and reduces waste.
• Price: US$10,500.

Learn more about the ID Genève Circular C United Nations SDG Limited Edition here.

Tissot PRX 40mm UFO Robot Grendizer 50th Anniversary Special Edition

• Tissot and anime series UFO Robot Grendizer reprise their collaboration from last year to celebrate the latter’s 50th anniversary in 2025.
• Like last year’s model, it features a date window-less dial with a Grendizer graphic; however, unlike last year’s model, it has a sleek black PVD-coated case and bracelet, something we haven’t seen on a PRX before.
• A limited edition of 1975 pieces, it also comes in a ‘Spazer’-shaped box.
• Price: CHF 895.

Learn more about the Tissot PRX 40mm UFO Robot Grendizer 50th Anniversary Special Edition here.

Vieren One-Of-One V Collection

• Vieren celebrates its 5th anniversary with its new “One-Of-One V Collection” with 5 piece uniques.
• The collection enlists five world-renowned artists to put their stamp on the first Vieren model: the OG Automatic Matte White.
• Each unique piece can be purchased individually, or all five can be bought at once as a box set (depending on availability).
• Price: US$9,000.

Learn more about the Vieren One-Of-One V Collection here.

Arsène Lippens Artigiano

• This Geneva-based brand brings the focus to craftsmen (Artigiano in Italian) in its latest collection.
• These manual-winding watches are paired with colourful fabrics, which found their place on the dial in a very raw form.
• Three different options are available, each with a different fibre blend and a distinct identity given by the fabric texture.
• Price: from €868.

Learn more about the Arsène Lippens Artigiano here.

Gagà Laboratorio x Revolution Labormatic Luce

• Swiss-Italian brand Gagà Laboratorio comes together with Revolution to launch a limited edition version of their Labormatic model.
• This 100-piece limited edition revolves around tones of blue, and it’s even decorated with blue lapis on the minute disk.
• The 42mm case features a blue PVD case side and is matched with a blue Saffiano leather strap.
• Price: CHF 4,300.

Learn more about the Gagà Laboratorio x Revolution Labormatic Luce here.

Venezianico Bucintoro 1976

• Italian brand Venezianico continues its quest to bring back iconic movements and give them a new life.
• This 100-piece limited edition pays tribute to the Concorde’s debut flight and uses NOS Lemania 1873 movements.
• While the colours and prints hint at the plane’s history, there’s also a plane part on the case, in the form of a plaque created from a Concorde engine blade.
• Price: €4,750.

Learn more about the Venezianico Bucintoro 1976 here.

Mr Jones Watches Monster Melter 3000

• London-based Mr Jones Watches reveals its latest watch with the right amount of funkiness, well in time for Halloween.
• The Monster Melter 3000 is designed by British artist Onorio D’Epiro and represents an astronaut battling with a space monster.
• Last year, it was only a limited run, but it has now entered the permanent collection by popular demand.
• Price: £195.

Learn more about the Mr Jones Watches Monster Melter 3000 here.

Czapek Antarctique Mount Erebus Rare Stones

• Czapek announces three new models with stone dials, developed on the Antarctique platform.
• These extremely limited timepieces feature lapis lazuli, falcon eye and green meteor dials, paired with yellow and rose gold cases.
• The watches are powered by the SXH5 calibre, Czapek’s first movement fully designed in-house.
• Price: upon request.

Learn more about the Czapek Antarctique Mount Erebus Rare Stones here.

Citizen Series8 8 880 & 890 Limited Edition

• Citizen presents three novelties in the Series8 collection, inspired by cityscapes in different moments.
• All three releases are limited editions, and two of them are 200m divers, while the third one is a traveller GMT.
• The urban inspiration is rendered by the texture of the three dials, which is set to represent the reflections and lights at different times of the day.
• Price: from US$1,600.

Learn more about the Citizen Series8 8 880 & 890 Limited Edition here.

Glashütte Original PanoMaticLunar Anniversary Edition

• Glashütte Original unveils an extremely elegant timepiece to celebrate its 180^th anniversary.
• The 40mm platinum case delicately frames an aventurine dial, completed by solid gold appliqués and white prints.
• This is a limited edition of 180 pieces, one for each of the years the company was in operation.
• Price: US$39,500.

Learn more about the Glashütte Original PanoMaticLunar Anniversary Edition here.

Aera M1-Dune

• Aera’s latest take on a field watch has a dusty pink dial inspired by SAS desert camouflage.
• The M-1 Dune also sports an intriguing pebble-shaped 904L steel case and block lume indices.
• Under the hood beats a Sellita SW216-1 for manual-winding purity.
• Price: £1,600.

Learn more about the Aera M1-Dune here.