11 New Watches You Missed from Breitling, Tissot, Unimatic and More

Following up on a pink Terra Nova from 2024, Bremont brings a vibrant turquoise dial to the classic sports watch. It features a slim 904L steel cushion case and bracelet, as well as full block Super-LumiNova numerals. Limited to 100 pieces and exclusive to Exquisite Timepieces.

While it bears many of the hallmarks of the brand’s typical releases, this diver also boasts some novel, unique alterations. For instance, typical numerical dial markers are eschewed in favor of 3D “Baignoire-style” markers. This minimalist approach actually makes it easier to read, as all the markers are done-up in Super-LumiNova lume, making this watch vibrant and legible in any light. Of course, it’s still a sturdy diver with an automatic movement, 300m dive rating and ceramic dive timer bezel.

Vaer is a young American brand that assembles its watches domestically and uses well-respected Japanese movements. The R1 USA Racing Chronograph, introduced in 2022, is the perfect example of how the brand creates original designs steeped in highly admired heritage. It runs on a Seiko meca-quartz movement with a 60-minute counter and a 24-hour military time sub-dial.

H. Moser & Cie. and its Formula 1 Racing partner, Alpine Motorsports, created a matching pair of watches celebrating the dynamic between the sport’s drivers and mechanics. It consists of the skeletonized fly-back chronograph Streamliner Alpine Driver’s Edition and the Mechanic’s Edition, which blends a two-hand analog time dial and digital screen equipped with a GMT, a split-seconds chronograph, a perpetual calendar and a countdown. The combo can be purchased together, or the Mechanics Edition can be purchased individually.

The folks at Nivada Grenchen struck gold by unearthing 50 dead stock Valjoux caliber 23 VZ manual chronograph movements in the brand’s archive, which were last produced in 1974. They’ve been refurbished and placed in two variations of the Chronomaster Broad Arrow, one with the standard black dial and one with a starry speckled blue dial and matching world time bezel. The chronograph registers on a 30-minute sub-dial with a unique track that begins with a five-minute countdown and then counts up to 30.

Renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando designed this quartz watch for Cauny based on the fruit that has inspired much of his work. The curved case and convex dial beneath a domed sapphire crystal create an apple-like shape, with the likeness emphasized by the leaf-shaped hour hand and stem-shaped minute hand. It comes in Granny Smith green and full brushed steel, each with an Italian leather pin-buckle strap.

Unimatic and Massena LAB have reunited for a second watch inspired by the NASA Artemis II mission to the moon, scheduled for April 2026. This time, it is an updated version of Unimatic’s U1-SP NASA watch from 2019 with the same Cerakote case and matching orange nylon strap from the first Artemis watch. It runs on a Seiko-made quartz movement, boasts 300m water resistance and comes with a matching orange NASA-themed pouch.

Tissot’s fan-favorite affordable diver chronograph is now more wearable than ever, thanks to a downsized 38mm case. It runs on a Swatch-produced quartz chronograph movement and has 300m water resistance, thanks to a screw-down crown and pushers. Six references are available at the launch, including three with steel three-link bracelets and three with silicone straps.

Breitling is honoring the 100th birthday of Scott Carpenter, the American astronaut who wore the first Swiss watch in space, with a special edition Navitimer. While the dial matches the custom-built watch that orbited the Earth in 1962, it is upgraded with a 41mm platinum case, a celebratory-engraved movement and an alligator leather strap with a white gold buckle.

After introducing its first watches in 2022, Leica is expanding the collection with two new dial colors and strap options for its original models, the ZM1 and ZM2. Both watches now come with a sunburst green dial that fades to a black rim called Urban Green. In coordination with the new dial color, a black leather pin-buckle strap with a green lining and accent stitching is available. Additionally, two steel Milanese mesh straps are available, one in brushed steel and one in black PVD. The ZM1 and ZM2 in Urban Green are only available at Leica boutiques.

Swiss boutique watchmaker Ba1110d, pronounced “Baillod,” created a stripped-down version of its Chapter 4 flying tourbillon with the most essential details visible. The escapement of the hand-wound movement appears to float on a black onyx dial, decorated only with a logo etching, as two hands glide above. The stainless steel case is only 9.75mm thick and comes on a black calfskin leather strap embossed with a crocodile texture.