Hublot Square Bang Tourbillon: Redefining Angles in Watchmaking
Hublot breaks new ground with the Square Bang Tourbillon 4-Day Power Reserve, expanding the Big Bang family into bold, square territory. The 42mm case, made from lightweight 3D carbon composite, extends seamlessly into a rubber strap with square motifs, creating a unified geometric aesthetic. Inside beats the MHUB6023 movement—entirely shaped around right angles, with 174 components and a skeletonized layout placing key elements like the tourbillon at six o’clock and power reserve at nine. CEO Julien Tornare emphasizes the intent: a movement as square as the case. With a four-day reserve and silicon escapement, it’s a fusion of daring design and precision engineering.
BA111OD Chapter 4 Onyx Flying Tourbillon: Refined Simplicity
The Chapter 4 Onyx Flying Tourbillon by BA111OD distills haute horlogerie to its essence. Stripped of extraneous features, the piece highlights a mesmerizing flying tourbillon that appears to float within an open cage. Its deep black onyx dial absorbs light, enhancing contrast and visual depth. With no logo and a subtle signature, the minimalist approach draws attention to the craftsmanship. The 41mm 904L steel case, polished and concave, houses this pure design. Co-created with watchmaker Olivier Mory, the timepiece reflects BA111OD’s commitment to elegance through simplicity—what founder Thomas Baillod calls “silent, yet powerful” watchmaking.
TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Stopwatch: A Vintage Pulse for Modern Racing
TAG Heuer’s Monaco Chronograph Stopwatch is a tribute to its racing roots, marking its historic partnership with the Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco. Inspired by the stopwatches of the 60s and 70s, the design uses bold red, black, and white accents for clear legibility, while the opaline silver dial and Calibre 11 movement honor the original Monaco’s legacy. The 39mm DLC-coated titanium case retains the iconic left-side crown and square silhouette. Limited to 970 pieces, each comes with motorsport-inspired packaging, reflecting TAG Heuer’s timeless connection to racing and precision timekeeping.
Bovet Récital 30: Where Heritage Meets Global Innovation
Blending personal inspiration and mechanical mastery, Bovet’s Récital 30 is a contemporary world timer rooted in tradition. Conceived through a conversation between CEO Pascal Raffy and his children, the watch features a clever system of discs and rollers that displays 25 global time zones, including half- and quarter-hour differences. Its in-house movement offers a 62-hour power reserve, set within a 42mm titanium or gold case with neo-vintage styling, including navy guilloché and fleurisanne decoration. Limited to 30 red gold pieces for 2025, it reflects Bovet’s dedication to artisanal excellence and personalized horology.
Louis Vuitton Trophy Trunk: Victory, the Vuitton Way
Louis Vuitton celebrates its fifth year with Formula 1® and the 75th anniversary of the sport by unveiling a bespoke Trophy Trunk for the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix. Crafted in the historic Asnières workshop, the trunk features classic Monogram canvas and a bold red-and-white “V” motif echoing both victory and the Monaco flag. Alongside a striking new trackside design, the trunk embodies the House’s heritage and forward-looking spirit. It’s a statement of elegance, precision, and craftsmanship—honoring Louis Vuitton’s legacy at the intersection of luxury and motorsport.
