New releases from Doxa, Maurice Lacroix, Time+Tide x Dennison and more

Pietro Pilla

With Geneva Watch Days just around the corner, it’s very understandable that most brands are keeping the novelties under covers. At the same time, we thought that it was the right moment to release something on our own to restart after the summer break. But our Dennison DateNight is just one of the two collaborations in this week’s selection; for the other, you’ll need to thank American rapper Action Bronson. Discover them all and enjoy the reading!

Doxa SUB 200 Dune

• Doxa partners with Art of Time, a family-owned jeweller from Philipsburg, St. Maarten, to release a special version of their SUB 200 diver.
• It is a 100-piece limited edition paying tribute to the Caribbean, with a fume beige dial reminiscent of the region’s golden sands.
• The Caribbean theme continues on the caseback, with the first-ever blue laser-oxidised caseback engraved with a map of the Caribbean.
• Price: US$2,090.

Learn more about the Doxa SUB 200 Dune here.

Maurice Lacroix Aikonic

• Maurice Lacroix’s latest model line takes design hints from the Aikon line and reimagines it into a sportier collection.
• Five colourways are available, all sharing the same 43mm diameter and a carbon dial with a vertical texture.
• This new model is powered by the ML1000 automatic calibre, developed in collaboration with Soprod.
• Price: CHF 2,950.

Learn more about the Maurice Lacroix Aikonic here.

Time+Tide x Dennison DateNight

• We teamed up with Dennison and Emmanuel Gueit to launch our first-ever dress watch collaboration. What better occasion to wear it than a romantic date?
• It features the brand’s first mother-of-pearl and first marquetry dial, with the MOP sourced from Australia, where T+T was founded.
• We chose not to put any markers to preserve the dial motif, and we paired the shaped case with a slate grey Molequin strap.
• Price: £745.

Learn more about the Time+Tide x Dennison DateNight here.

Norqain Wild One Skeleton Stan The Man Limited Edition

• Norqain’s latest Wild One Skeleton is a tribute to tennis Grand Slam champ Stanislas “Stan the Man” Wawrinka.
• The case plate is specially infused with the hairs of a tennis ball, and the strap is crafted with a net motif.
• It is limited to just 85 pieces in honour of Stan’s birth year, 1985.
• Price: US$6,990 (pin buckle), US$7,390 (folding clasp).

Learn more about the Norqain Wild One Skeleton Stan The Man Limited Edition here.

Chronoswiss Opus Purple Rain

• Chronoswiss commemorates 30 years of the original Opus, the first chronograph to unite an openworked dial and movement.
• Its case and dial are rendered in matching CVD purple, set off by black accents for high‑contrast legibility.
• Strictly limited to 30 pieces worldwide, it comes mounted on a unique UV-reactive white leather strap.
• Price: CHF 14,600.

Learn more about the Chronoswiss Opus Purple Rain here.

Paulin Mara

• Design-forward indie brand Paulin introduces its first dive watch, the Mara.
• Connecting with the brand’s Scottish roots, the name comes from Scots Gaelic, meaning ‘of the sea’.
• It combines Paulin’s creativity with true dive watch specs, such as 300m of water resistance and a unidirectional bezel.
• Price: £1,200.

Learn more about the Paulin Mara here.

Oris x Billion Oyster Project Aquis Date New York Harbor Limited Edition II

• Oris is back with a new New York Harbor Limited Edition after the inaugural outing’s success in 2022.
• The Oris Aquis Date New York Harbor Limited Edition II features an aqua green dial with an oyster-shell effect finish.
• The launch once again brings attention to the Billion Oyster Project, which is set on restoring 1 billion oysters to New York Harbor.
• Price: US$3,000.

Learn more about the Oris x Billion Oyster Project Aquis Date New York Harbor Limited Edition II here.

Baklava x Casio G-Shock GA2100 “Desert King”

• Action Bronson’s lifestyle label Baklava unveils its “Desert King” collaboration with G-Shock, playing around with the warm hues of the desert.
• Based on the popular ‘CasiOak’, its transparent ochre brown case and bezel house a carbon core, inspired by archaeology and discovery.
• On the black dial, you’ll find both Casio and Baklava signatures, with a red digital display and a red hand as an analogue day indicator.
• Price: US$200.

Learn more about the Baklava x Casio G-Shock GA2100 “Desert King” here.

Favre Leuba Chief Chronograph British Racing Green & Dune Editions

• After the debut of the Chief Chronograph in 2024, Favre Leuba announces two new warm versions.
• Each version is available either on a stainless steel bracelet or on an integrated, colour-matched rubber strap.
• The cushion-shaped case measures 41mm in diameter and features an alternation of different finishes.
• Price: from CHF 4,300.

Learn more about the Favre Leuba Chief Chronograph British Racing Green & Dune Editions here.

Depancel Série R01 Green

• Depancel expands its Série R01 with a new colourway, inspired by vintage racing car air vents.
• This new green colourway serves as the backdrop for the bright yellow accents on both the dial and the crown insert.
• It’s possible to choose between a multitude of leather strap options, either with a pin buckle or a deployant clasp.
• Price: €850.

Learn more about the Depancel Série R01 Green here.

Louis Erard Gravée Main

• Louis Erard ventures into a new métier d’art with a fully engraved watch with a strong Gothic aesthetic.
• The elegant engraved case is paired with a black polished lacquer dial with black and anthracite prints for a very cohesive look.
• It is a limited edition of 99 pieces, sold on a black grained calf leather strap with an engraved pin buckle.
• Price: CHF 5,450.

Learn more about the Louis Erard Gravée Main here.