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The jury of the 2025 Gaïa Prize has announced its decision, adding three new laureates to the prestigious roll of honor for this award, often hailed as the Nobel Prize of watchmaking.

From sunlit shores to the precision of the watchmaker’s bench, here are three of the best blue-dialed timepieces released this year that embody modern luxury, uniting heritage, minimalist design, and artisanal craftsmanship.

The 200-year-old Maison continues to push out of its comfort zone, bringing malachite and tiger’s eye to its first bracelet watch.

In honor of Snoopy and the Peanuts comic strip’s 75th anniversary this year, here are some of our favorite puppy’s horological adventures.

Legends in tennis and watchmaking collide with a model placing material innovation and performance at the heart of its design.

Continuing its proclivity for impactful partnership stories, Oris releases a second collaborative timepiece with the Billion Oyster Project, which is more than on track for improving New York City’s distressed waterways.

With its dramatic new ocean blue dial shade and complementary yet dramatic black bezel and strap, Omega has redefined the wrist appeal for its popular Seamaster Aqua Terra dive watch collection.

While still “stealthy,” these cool (nearly) all-black executions are excellent examples as to why Luminox is the preferred watch choice of SEAL teams, rescue squads, and adventurers, with a little bold color merely adding to their mil-spec mystique.

British Watchmaker Rebecca Struthers and science teacher and children’s book author Alom Shaha are about to break the watch industry internet with the introduction of their co-written children’s book, About Time.

New limited editions from Chronoswiss, MB&F, De Bethune, H. Moser, and Kollokium are using purple hues to rewrite their classics.