Day: 9 February 2026

Citizen has launched a limited-edition collection of ATTESA watches inspired by the upcoming blood moon, set to grace Japan’s skies on 3 March 2026. The collection, aptly named Shades of Red, includes the flagship CC4077-71Z with advanced GPS technology and a striking wine-red dial, limited to 1,800 pieces at £1,595. The second model, BY1005-73Z, features an automatic moonphase function and is priced at £995, with 2,200 units available. Both models are crafted from Super Titanium and utilize recycled materials, highlighting Citizen’s commitment to sustainability.

Tasaki has officially unveiled its first metal jewellery collection, designed by notable fashion creator Thakoon Panichgul. This innovative range, which includes striking pieces such as the signature balance shape ring with five metal spheres, signifies a bold new direction for the brand, traditionally renowned for its exquisite pearls and diamonds. With designs that embrace themes of balance and danger, the collection invites customers to explore fresh styling combinations, marking a distinct phase in Tasaki’s evolution.

Audemars Piguet has unveiled its new flagship location at 9 Clifford Street, a Grade II-listed building, following extensive restoration that revitalises its historic charm dating back to 1719. The 914-square-metre space marries the elegance of a traditional British clubhouse with modern design, featuring curated art, live music, and exclusive experiences. Highlights include a rooftop terrace with stunning views over Mayfair, a circular watch display inspired by whisky distilleries, and a collection of contemporary art from renowned British artists. This new venue promises an immersive experience that blends luxury with cultural enrichment.

The Seattle Seahawks triumphed over the New England Patriots with a commanding 29-13 victory in Super Bowl LX, showcasing not only their athletic talent but also a dazzling array of high-end wristwatches. Celebrities and athletes alike flashed their luxurious timepieces, from Bad Bunny’s striking Audemars Piguet to Jalen Hurts’ elegant Rolex Datejust 41. Jay-Z’s Patek Philippe Celestial Grand Complications turned heads as it depicted the night sky, while Christian Gonzalez sported a stunning Breitling Super Chronomat B01. This year’s extravaganza was as much about style as it was about sport, leaving aficionados and fans in awe.

Watches and Wonders Geneva will run from 14 to 20 April 2026, showcasing an impressive lineup of 11 new brands alongside the latest innovations in watchmaking. With anticipated attendance of over 6,000 retailers and 1,600 journalists, the event promises to be a hub of industry engagement. Exciting collaborations, including a partnership with the Montreux Jazz Festival for evening programming, and a new LAB segment dedicated to start-ups, will enrich the experience. As Geneva transforms into a vibrant backdrop for exhibitions and events, attendees can look forward to a comprehensive exploration of horological artistry. Tickets go on sale from 10 February 2026.

Nicholas Bowman-Scargill has unveiled the Brunswick ‘Celestial’, a stunning limited-edition watch that pays homage to Fears Watch Co.’s 180-year heritage and 10-year revival. This exquisite timepiece features a unique dual-material dial inspired by the night sky, with new Breguet-style numerals and a refined silver minute track. Priced at £4,350 on a strap and £4,550 on a bracelet, the ‘Celestial’ is set to debut at the Inhorgenta Munich trade fair, marking a significant moment for the British watchmaking industry.