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Here are my choices (sorry no pictures..too lazy hehehe)
Chopard Strike One in salmon dial
VC Overseas Dual time
VC overseas ultra thin 40 mm
Patek Nautilus 38 mm no date
JLC master Chronometre date (but hugely disappointed with low WR, no screwed down crown and no lume)
IWC pilot Venturer (despite the thickness and useless features, I like the design and admire IWC braveness to make stand out piece)
Bulgari Octo finissimo 37mm (wish they also make it in steel, with 100 mtr WR and some lume)
Your Top Favorites from Geneva Watch Week 2026
Another Action packed Geneva Watch Week comes to an End. We also take this moment to remember our Dear Friend Captain Scarlett and how he would have enjoyed seeing the new novelties with us. He will Always be with us in Spirit. So my Friends, please share...
To me, VC was the foremost example of an overall line-up of highly appealing watches....
No surprise there as they have been doing the most impressive stuff overall for the past few years in my opinion. Of the watches presented, I am most intrigued and inspired by the Overseas West, which I plan on seeing in person next week at the local bout...
I think that the complication is the most complimentary to the overall philosophy of the line!
Nevertheless, they have so many wonderful iterations, and I love the entire line for its successful marriage of elegance and sporting/technical abilities. The fact these watches are 150m WR rated never ceases to impress me!! 🙏🙂
My Top 4
In No Particular Order OISA 1937 Heritage Collection Guilloche Aaron Bescei Pameus Sartory Billard SB10 Jumping Hour Hopefully we get a better pic soon, Baltic × SpaceOne Seconde Majeure Jumping Hour Pic Source: Various, none of them are my own ...
Thank you Salman for including the memory of our dear Cpt Scarlet in this ranking of our favorite new releases:
To be honest, I haven't yet had the chance to see all the new models. But the one that resonates with me the most so far is the ref. 5249R-001 "The Crow and the Fox." I don't know what Captain Scarlet would have thought of it, but this watch truly embodie...
Return of the Ghost.
Judgment reserved until I see this in person, but a regular production sub $10k Cartier that might prove popular. Courtesy of Fratello, as there are not many pictures of this watch out there. ...
I think so, not being released until November is what I had read.
But it looks cool, right?
Firstly, I was not there
So I’ve seen nothing in the metal. All that said, I’m going Parmigiani Fluerier. And the IWC perpetual who solved the issue of setting backwards.
What they did with that movement is just amazing, Good Choice
I had a question, if I had replied "that's what she said" instead would that have been ok?
Patek, H. Moser, and........
Patek's desk clock earns my love for clocks. We need more of this, and mechanical alarm / travel, ...... My f---yeah best release is the Pump. If it was 10k less I'd buy one. Size 11 please. My #1 choice for W&W 2026 is exactly that.... 1. Just one.... he...
A few for me…
1) IWC Ingenieur perp calendar 2) Bulgari Octo Finissimo 37mm. 3) Roger Dubuis Excalbur Bi Calendar 4) VC Overseas Ultra-thin
Overall only one piece caught my eye. If I lived in an alternate universe this would be my daily.
The date function is useful too. ...
A few watches that stood out for me during W&W.
Andersen Geneva WT Armin Strom MR Angelus Tinkler QR Artime Art02 CvdK Venus zodiac Ferdinand Berthoud FB2tv ...
Here are my choices (sorry no pictures..too lazy hehehe)
Chopard Strike One in salmon dial VC Overseas Dual time VC overseas ultra thin 40 mm Patek Nautilus 38 mm no date JLC master Chronometre date (but hugely disappointed with low WR, no screwed down crown and no lume) IWC pilot Venturer (despite the thicknes...