Watches and Wonders 2026 may officially be closed, but we’re highlighting some of the key brands we visited. Gerald Charles is known for its distinctively styled baroque wristwatches, with a case shape originally designed by Gérald Genta. This year, the brand added to its lineup with a trio of...
Widely regarded as a technical and aesthetic masterpiece, Patek Philippe’s In-Line Perpetual Calendar returned in grand form at Watches & Wonders this year, alongside dozens of other new watches, in platinum with a silver dial. Displaying the day, date and month on a single line in a panoramic...
Despite global complications and travel uncertainty, the annual Watches & Wonders luxury timepiece trade show in Geneva, Switzerland, proceeded as normal in April 2026. Attendees from all around the world converged in the capital of watchmaking for a tradition that dates back more than 100...
Zenith has launched two new G.F.J. editions at Watches and Wonders 2026. The headline release (and the one we got nice images of in the limited timeframe) is the G.F.J. Bloodstone in yellow gold, limited to 161 pieces at £45,800. Alongside it is a rarer sibling: the G.F.J. in tantalum with a...
The sun has officially set on Watches and Wonders 2026. The Fratello team is back home, and after a couple of days of R&R, we’re back to it. Heated discussions have been taking place at HQ, with the team debating the show’s most significant releases, unexpected charmers, notable omissions, and...
