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Today, we’re looking at recent releases from Fleming, Kollokuim, Krayon, Ming, Dominique Renaud, and Sartory Billard.

As his first flyback chronograph, the RRCHF signals a moment of technical and aesthetic maturity for Rexhep Rexhepi. It crystallizes his current momentum while setting a new bar for quality of execution - one that he frames, with intent, as “Horlogers de Genève.”

With its latest book release, Longines: Watches That Made History, the watchmaker presents a fairly audacious gambit, just in its title alone. But that promise of esteem and importance is fully delivered across 288 wonderfully illustrated pages.

Given that this latest Billionaire only costs $3.4 million, this watch is a bargain for the one percent.

First-for-the-brand tourbillon and skeletonized executions, and re-imaged chronograph and date functions, hallmark the ongoing story of this chapter of Favre Leuba’s revival. All we can say is “Hail to the Chief!”

The artisanal indie enters a new era with this finely finished limited edition.

A new name on the horological map - Desder - drifts sideways out of Modena like a controlled mechanical echo. At its core sits a triple-axis tourbillon with power reserve and GMT function housed in a casquette architecture, less “watch case” than a display system shaped by automotive memory - part dashboard, part aerodynamic hypothesis. The D001 is the first engraved line of a long-term Italian construction in motion.