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With Watches and Wonders just around the corner, today, we look at five landmark Nautilus references that shaped the past and hint at the future.

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.”

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.

The Chronoswiss Pulse GMT Enamel Sky Gold and the Pulse GMT Silver Guiloché dial up the brand’s unconventional dual-time display.

An ode to the past that is decidedly relevant in the present, this is The Fifty

The Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud Mesure du Temps 1787 collection unveils a flying tourbillon and fully openworked movement, showcasing six years of R&D and 1,240 components on the dial side.

Bold, modular, and sculptural, the new Mohareb fuses Arab heritage with Swiss craftsmanship, offering collectors a wearable masterpiece of technical innovation and visual storytelling.

The first two-hand watch to achieve Master Chronometer certification marks a technical breakthrough for Omega.

Legacy US watchmaker Benrus takes its unique neo-vintage approach into the wild blue yonder with new versions of its iconic Sky Chief pilot timepiece.

This candy-coated collection now comes with a sprinkling of precious stones.

A new movement, material, and colorway innovations are hallmarks of the modern chapter in Favre Leuba’s ongoing revival and renaissance of its iconic and splendidly artful dive watch.

The collection gets the all-black treatment thanks to the brand’s proprietary Ceratanium.

Chronoswiss unveils two refined timepieces that merge heritage and innovation, elevating mechanical watchmaking into realms of light, space, and architectural beauty.

The Ulysse Nardin Freak [X Gumball 3000] – Edition 2 unites bold design, aerospace-grade materials, and mechanical ingenuity, capturing the spirit of speed, individuality, and adrenaline-fueled adventure in a wristwatch.

The Tsuyosa collection’s first-ever collaboration cuts like a knife, and it feels so right.

The legacy of Swiss architect and designer Le Corbusier is gloriously explored in the latest collaboration between the artist’s foundation and Swiss watchmaker Rado.