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April 13 2026

Geneva Watch Week 2026: Your Guide To Watches And Wonders And Beyond

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On April 14, Geneva once again takes center stage in the world of haute horlogerie as the city welcomes one of the most important weeks of the year for watch enthusiasts, collectors, journalists, and industry insiders.

With Watches and Wonders 2026 opening its doors tomorrow, the city is preparing for a full week of major launches, exclusive presentations, and a growing constellation of satellite events that now make Geneva Watch Week more dynamic than ever.

From the halls of Palexpo to independent showcases in the city center, here is everything to know before the week officially begins.

Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

April 14–20 | Palexpo

The main attraction of the week is, without question, Watches and Wonders Geneva, which begins tomorrow and runs through April 20.

This year’s edition arrives with even greater momentum, reinforcing its status as the most influential event in the global watch calendar. The 2026 salon expands both in size and ambition, bringing together 66 maisons under one roof at Palexpo.

As expected, the industry’s biggest names will headline the fair, with powerhouse brands from groups such as Rolex, Patek Philippe, Richemont, and LVMH set to unveil their latest novelties. One of the biggest talking points this year is the return of Audemars Piguet, alongside a wave of new exhibitors that further broadens the event’s appeal.

The updated floor plan has been redesigned to accommodate the growing roster, while the public-facing side of the fair continues to evolve. Public days, scheduled for April 18 to 20, once again open the doors to enthusiasts eager to experience the latest releases firsthand.

Beyond product launches, Watches and Wonders now extends far beyond Palexpo itself. Expect citywide activations, boutique exhibitions, cultural events, and special presentations across Geneva, turning the entire city into a celebration of fine watchmaking.

For brands, media, and collectors alike, tomorrow marks the real beginning of the 2026 watch season.

Time to Watches

April 14–19 | Villa Sarasin

Running alongside the main fair, Time to Watches has rapidly established itself as one of the week’s most important complementary events.

Located at Villa Sarasin, just a short walk from Palexpo, the event benefits from a strategic position that places it directly in the path of Watches and Wonders visitors. Its move closer to the main salon has clearly paid off, helping it attract stronger foot traffic and greater visibility.

Now in its second edition at this location, Time to Watches will host around 85 brands, making it one of the most significant alternative showcases during the week.

The atmosphere here is notably different from the polished scale of the main fair. It offers a more intimate environment where emerging brands, independent names, and established players outside the Watches and Wonders roster can present their latest releases.

For visitors looking to discover something beyond the mainstream, this is likely to be one of the most rewarding stops of the week.

Chronopolis

April 14–18 | Les Halles de l’Île

One of the most exciting additions to Geneva Watch Week in 2026 is Chronopolis, a brand-new event that officially launches tomorrow.

Set in Les Halles de l’Île, right in the heart of Geneva, Chronopolis brings together 20 independent watch brands in a central and highly accessible location.

Its positioning feels particularly smart: rather than competing directly with Palexpo, it offers a downtown destination that blends naturally with the city’s atmosphere and invites both collectors and curious visitors to explore independent watchmaking in a more relaxed setting.

Perhaps the most appealing detail is that the event is open to the public and free to attend, making it one of the easiest and most accessible ways to experience Geneva’s watch week firsthand.

Given the growing interest in independent horology, Chronopolis could quickly become one of the most talked-about venues of the week.

Beyond the Main Stages

While Watches and Wonders, Time to Watches, and Chronopolis are expected to dominate the spotlight, Geneva will once again host a broader network of independent presentations across hotels, boutiques, and private venues.

Collectors should also keep an eye on showcases from the AHCI, as well as presentations hosted in key locations such as the Hotel Beaurivage and other prestigious addresses across the city.

From established maisons to niche independents, Geneva promises a week where virtually every corner of the city offers something for watch lovers.

Follow Our Coverage from Geneva

Throughout the week, the Mr Stateless team will be reporting directly from Geneva, bringing you comprehensive coverage from the heart of the world’s most important watch gathering.

From the major unveilings at Watches and Wonders to the standout releases at Time to Watches, Chronopolis, and selected independent showcases across the city, we will be on the ground capturing the most important launches, hands-on impressions, and the stories shaping the week.

Expect continuous updates on our website and across our social media channels, where we will be sharing breaking news, first looks, exclusive details, and daily highlights as events unfold.

Stay with us as Geneva once again becomes the global stage for fine watchmaking.

The Week Ahead

Starting tomorrow, Geneva transforms into the epicenter of the watch industry.

Whether you are attending professionally, covering the launches, or simply following the latest releases from afar, the coming days are set to deliver some of the year’s most important watch news.

And if recent years are anything to go by, expect plenty of surprises.

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March 12 2026

TAG Heuer Names Béatrice Goasglas As New CEO

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TAG Heuer has announced the appointment of Béatrice Goasglas as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective May 1, 2026. She succeeds Antoine Pin, who departed the role earlier this year after a little more than a year leading the Swiss watchmaker owned by LVMH.

Goasglas has been part of TAG Heuer since 2018, when she joined as Vice President of Digital and Client Experience. She later held key leadership positions as Managing Director for the Asia Pacific region and, most recently, as President of the Americas. Her experience across several major markets now places her at the helm of one of the most recognized brands in Swiss watchmaking.

In her new role, Goasglas will continue guiding the brand’s strategy focused on innovation, technical development, and strengthening its position in the luxury sports watch segment. TAG Heuer’s portfolio is built around iconic collections such as the Carrera, Monaco, and Formula 1.

The Carrera remains a cornerstone of the brand, known for its motorsport-inspired chronographs and modern in-house movements like the Heuer 02 automatic chronograph caliber. The Monaco, famous for its distinctive square case, continues to represent TAG Heuer’s bold design language and deep connection to racing heritage.

The Formula 1 collection offers a sportier and more accessible entry point into the brand, combining robust construction with racing-inspired aesthetics. Alongside its mechanical watches, TAG Heuer has also continued to develop its Connected smartwatch line, blending traditional Swiss watchmaking design with modern technology.

TAG Heuer’s longstanding relationship with motorsport remains central to its identity, highlighted by its strategic partnership with Formula 1. With strong product lines and a deep connection to racing culture, the brand enters a new chapter under the leadership of Béatrice Goasglas.

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February 17 2026

Redefining Certified Precision: Inside COSC’s New Excellence Chronometer

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The Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres (COSC) has introduced a new performance tier within its certification framework: the Excellence Chronometer. Rather than replacing the well-established chronometer standard, this new designation raises the bar for movements that demonstrate superior precision, magnetic resistance, and power reserve reliability.

For watch brands and collectors alike, the new standard brings greater clarity to what “high precision” truly means in today’s technological landscape.

A Higher Benchmark for Mechanical Performance

The traditional COSC chronometer certification requires a movement to maintain an average daily rate between –4 and +6 seconds per day. Under the new Excellence Chronometer standard, that tolerance has been reduced to a more demanding range of –2 to +4 seconds per day.

By shrinking the total allowable variation from ten seconds to six seconds, the new benchmark reflects improvements in escapement geometry, balance stability, silicon components, and manufacturing precision. The result is a movement that delivers more consistent timekeeping performance across different positions and conditions.

Enhanced Magnetic Resistance: 200 Gauss Minimum

Magnetism is one of the most common real-world threats to mechanical accuracy. Everyday devices such as smartphones, tablets, speakers, and handbags with magnetic clasps expose watches to low-level magnetic fields on a regular basis.

To address this, the Excellence Chronometer standard introduces a mandatory minimum resistance of 200 Gauss.

While this does not place it in the category of extreme anti-magnetic tool watches, it provides a meaningful level of protection against common environmental exposure — helping preserve amplitude stability and rate precision in daily use.

Verified Power Reserve Accuracy

Power reserve figures are a key specification for collectors, especially as many contemporary movements now exceed 70 or even 100 hours of autonomy.

With the Excellence Chronometer certification, COSC will now verify that the actual power reserve matches the value declared by the brand.

This adds measurable accountability. Instead of approximate or theoretical values, the reserve duration must correspond to real-world performance under controlled testing conditions.

For owners, this ensures that the stated autonomy — whether 60, 72, or 120 hours — delivers exactly what is promised.

Continued Evolution of Water-Resistance Testing

Alongside the new chronometric tier, COSC is also working to modernize aspects of its testing infrastructure. One area under refinement is water-resistance validation, with an aim to better simulate real-world underwater conditions rather than relying solely on static pressure testing.

Although this update is not exclusive to the Excellence Chronometer category, it reflects a broader effort to align certification procedures with practical usage scenarios.

Implementation Timeline

The implementation of the Excellence Chronometer certification follows a structured timeline. COSC is currently integrating the necessary testing technologies within its laboratories. Pilot testing is scheduled to begin in March to validate procedures, followed by a public presentation of the new standard in Geneva during major watch industry events in April. Full operational deployment is planned for October, at which point watches meeting the enhanced criteria will begin appearing in boutiques bearing the Excellence Chronometer designation.

What It Means for Watchmaking

The introduction of the Excellence Chronometer label recognizes that not all chronometers perform at the same level. As movement architecture and materials evolve, a single certification tier no longer reflects the full spectrum of achievable performance.

By narrowing accuracy tolerances, introducing measurable magnetic resistance, and validating declared power reserve figures, COSC establishes a clearer distinction between standard chronometer performance and a higher level of mechanical refinement.

For collectors focused on measurable specifications, the Excellence Chronometer certification provides a more precise indicator of a movement’s real-world capabilities — without changing the foundation of the traditional chronometer standard that has defined Swiss precision for decades.

Learn more about it at COSC.

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February 10 2026

Studio Underd0g Establishes Underd0g Manufacture And Introduces The Guava Limited Edition

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Studio Underd0g has announced a major milestone in its development with the creation of Underd0g Manufacture, marking the transition to fully in-house assembly of its watches in Great Britain. The move follows the acquisition of the independent workshop that had previously assembled the brand’s watches and represents a significant step in scaling production while maintaining quality control.

Founded during the lockdown period, Studio Underd0g quickly gained recognition in the microbrand segment with the launch of its 01SERIES chronographs, funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign. Since then, the brand has expanded its portfolio through limited editions and the introduction of the 02SERIES, driving annual production volumes to more than 14,000 watches. The establishment of Underd0g Manufacture formalizes this growth and consolidates assembly operations under direct brand ownership.

All Studio Underd0g watches are now assembled in-house in Great Britain, allowing tighter oversight of regulation, quality assurance, and final finishing. The brand confirms that movements are now regulated internally, aligning with its broader focus on consistency and long-term manufacturing independence.

To coincide with the opening of Underd0g Manufacture, Studio Underd0g has announced the upcoming launch of The D0ghouse, a physical location that will open to the public in May 2026. The facility will function both as a working assembly space and a visitor destination, offering access to a showroom as well as a structured Assembly Experience. Visitors will be able to observe the full assembly process and participate in selected stages under the supervision of the brand’s watchmakers.

Alongside this announcement, Studio Underd0g has unveiled a new limited edition chronograph: The Guava, based on the third-generation 01SERIES Big Eye Chronograph platform.

The Guava features a textured fumé dial in lime green, transitioning towards darker tones at the perimeter. A pink tachymeter scale frames the dial, while the oversized 30-minute chronograph counter at 3 o’clock uses layered pink hues inspired by the guava fruit. The applied hour markers are shaped to resemble guava seeds, continuing the brand’s established use of playful yet detailed visual elements.

The watch is housed in a 38.50 mm stainless steel case, consistent with the Gen 3 01SERIES design, which introduced subtle ergonomic refinements for improved wearability. It is powered by the Seagull ST-1901B manually wound chronograph movement, offering a 50-hour power reserve. The movement features a swan-neck regulator and is now regulated at Underd0g Manufacture, with stated accuracy of -10/+15 seconds per day.

Availability of the Guava is intentionally limited. The model will be sold exclusively at The D0ghouse, either through participation in the Assembly Experience or via the on-site showroom. It will not be offered through online sales or third-party retailers.

With the launch of Underd0g Manufacture, the opening of The D0ghouse, and the introduction of an exclusive 01SERIES variant, Studio Underd0g continues to expand its operational footprint while reinforcing its identity as a British-based independent watch brand focused on accessible mechanical chronographs and distinctive design.

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February 7 2026

When Time Is the Challenge: Tudor Named Official Watch Of Hero-Era

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Tudor has never been a brand that plays it safe—and its new role as Official Watch of Hero-Era feels like a perfectly natural fit. When a watchmaker built on the mantra “Born To Dare” aligns itself with the most demanding classic car rallies on Earth, the result is more than a sponsorship. It’s a shared philosophy.

Time Over Speed: The World of Hero-Era

To understand why this partnership matters, you first need to understand Hero-Era. Far from modern, flat-out racing, Hero-Era organizes some of the world’s toughest endurance rallies for classic and historic cars—events where precision beats pace and timing is everything.

In Hero-Era rallies, competitors aren’t chasing outright speed. Instead, they race against the clock itself. Arrive too early or too late, and you’re penalized. Every second counts, not because you’re pushing flat-out, but because discipline, consistency, and accuracy are what separate success from failure.

These rallies take place in some of the most extreme environments imaginable. One moment, drivers are navigating the towering canyons of the Andes; the next, they’re crawling through the rain-soaked valleys of Wales. From the relentless heat of the Sahara Desert to the icy, unforgiving Arctic, Hero-Era events can stretch up to 43 days and cover thousands of kilometers across multiple continents. In conditions like these, reliability—both mechanical and mental—is non-negotiable.

Where Mechanical Grit Meets Human Resolve

What truly sets Hero-Era apart is the machinery itself. Many rallies are contested in cars built before 1991, and often much earlier than that. These are not modern, computer-assisted machines. They are mechanical beasts that demand understanding, respect, and hands-on problem-solving.

Drivers and navigators must rely on resilience, mechanical sympathy, and old-school know-how to keep going when conditions turn hostile. Breakdowns aren’t rare; they’re expected. And overcoming them is part of the challenge.

That’s where Tudor fits in seamlessly. Like the cars competing in Hero-Era events, Tudor watches are engineered for real-world durability. They are tools first—designed to perform under pressure, far from ideal conditions—yet still rooted in heritage and mechanical integrity.

The Beijing-Paris Rally: The Ultimate Test

At the heart of this partnership lies one of the most legendary events in motorsport history: the Beijing-Paris Rally.

First run in 1907, the rally began as a bold challenge posed by the French newspaper Le Matin:
“Will anyone be willing to travel this summer from Paris to Beijing by car?”

At a time when paved roads were scarce and vast regions of the world remained unexplored by automobile, several pioneers accepted the challenge. Among them was Prince Scipione Borghese, who ultimately completed the journey in around eight weeks, crossing continents with little more than courage, ingenuity, and determination.

More than a century later, the Beijing-Paris Rally is widely regarded as the most adventurous car race in the world. Modern editions retrace that epic spirit, demanding intelligence, endurance, navigation skills, and an unbreakable mindset. It’s not about who’s fastest—it’s about who can endure.

Born To Dare—On the Road and on the Wrist

Tudor’s involvement with Hero-Era isn’t just about visibility; it’s about alignment. Both worlds celebrate daring individuals who embrace challenge, uncertainty, and the unknown. Both value precision, reliability, and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing your equipment won’t let you down.

In rallies where timing defines success and mechanical toughness is tested daily, having a watch brand that understands pressure, precision, and endurance feels entirely appropriate. Whether on the wrist of a competitor navigating remote terrain or marking time at official checkpoints, Tudor becomes part of the rally’s rhythm.

This partnership is a reminder that true adventure hasn’t disappeared—it’s simply evolved. And in the universe of Hero-Era, where seconds matter more than speed and resilience matters more than comfort, Tudor’s Born To Dare philosophy finds its natural home.

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January 31 2026

A New Racing Chapter For Depancel With DAMS Lucas Oil

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Depancel is stepping further into the world of motorsport through a new partnership with DAMS Lucas Oil, one of the most established teams in Formula 2 and Formula 3. Announced ahead of the 2026 season, the collaboration brings together two names united by a shared focus on precision, timing, and engineering performance.

At its core, the partnership is built around a common philosophy: mastering time through controlled gestures and technical excellence, whether on the racetrack or on the wrist. DAMS Lucas Oil’s reputation for engineering rigor and competitive consistency aligns naturally with Depancel’s motorsport-inspired approach to watchmaking.

The collaboration will take a tangible form in early March, when Depancel is set to unveil a limited-edition timepiece developed alongside DAMS Lucas Oil. Inspired by the team’s visual identity, colors, and racing energy, the watch aims to translate the intensity and precision of single-seater racing into a mechanical design.

More than a simple branding exercise, this partnership marks a new chapter for Depancel within competitive motorsport, reinforcing its connection to racing culture while opening the door to future projects rooted in performance, speed, and mechanical passion.

Baume & Mercier Enters New Chapter Under Damiani Group Ownership

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Richemont has reached an agreement to sell Swiss watch brand Baume & Mercier to the Italy-based, family-owned Damiani Group. The transaction marks a change of ownership for the Maison, which has been part of the Richemont portfolio since 1988. Financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed, and completion is expected in summer 2026.

Founded in 1830, Baume & Mercier is one of Switzerland’s oldest continuously operating watch brands. Over the decades, the Maison has built a reputation for offering Swiss-made mechanical and quartz timepieces positioned between entry-level luxury and higher-end watchmaking. Its current collection is structured around several core lines, including the Clifton, Riviera, Hampton and Classima families.

Among these, the Clifton collection focuses on classical watchmaking aesthetics, featuring round cases, balanced dial layouts and automatic movements, including in-house Baumatic calibres. These movements offer extended power reserves, enhanced resistance to magnetic fields and long service intervals. The Riviera line, originally introduced in 1973, represents the sport-luxury side of the brand, identifiable by its twelve-sided bezel, integrated bracelet options and contemporary case sizes, with both automatic and chronograph executions available.

Baume & Mercier has also maintained a presence in rectangular watchmaking through the Hampton collection, while the Classima line remains the brand’s most traditional offering, designed around slim profiles and understated dials. Across its portfolio, the Maison has focused on accessible pricing while maintaining Swiss manufacturing standards.

The buyer, Damiani Group, is best known for its high-end jewellery business and currently owns brands such as Damiani, Salvini and Bliss. The acquisition of Baume & Mercier represents an expansion of the group’s activities within watchmaking. For context, Damiani Group reported consolidated revenues exceeding € 380 million for the financial year ending 31 March 2025, reflecting year-on-year growth.

To support continuity following the transaction, Richemont will continue to provide operational services to Baume & Mercier for a transitional period of at least 12 months after closing. This arrangement is intended to ensure stability while the brand is progressively integrated into Damiani Group’s organisational structure.

With new ownership on the horizon, attention will now turn to how Baume & Mercier’s collections, technical positioning and historical identity will evolve under Damiani Group’s stewardship.

January 5 2026

Why Rolex Watches Are More Expensive In 2026

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A new year almost always brings updated price lists in watchmaking, and 2026 is no exception. Rolex has officially adjusted its retail prices once again, continuing a trend that has become familiar to collectors and first-time buyers alike. While increases were sharper in previous years, this latest revision is more nuanced and largely depends on one key factor: the material.

Overall, stainless steel models see relatively modest adjustments, while gold and two-tone references absorb the bulk of the increases. Platinum, interestingly, remains the least affected despite long-term fluctuations in raw material prices.

The Big Picture: Steel vs. Gold in 2026

For most enthusiasts, the takeaway is clear.

Steel Rolex watches generally rise by around 2 – 3.5%, keeping iconic sports models within reach (at least at retail).
Two-tone Rolesor models experience steeper hikes, typically around 4 – 5%.
Full gold watches see the most noticeable increases, often translating into several thousand euros more than last year.

Compared to the sharp corrections of 2025, this year’s update feels more controlled—though still significant at the higher end of the catalogue.

Key Models Affected in 2026

Daytona

Rolex’s most sought-after chronograph continues its upward trajectory. Stainless steel Daytona models rise modestly, while gold versions see mid-single-digit percentage increases. Platinum remains comparatively restrained, though still more expensive in absolute terms.

Submariner & GMT-Master II

Two of Rolex’s most recognizable tool watches follow a similar pattern. Steel Submariner and GMT-Master II models rise by roughly € 300 – 350, while Rolesor and gold references climb more sharply. These increases won’t surprise anyone watching recent trends.

Datejust

As Rolex’s cornerstone collection, the Datejust shows varied increases depending on configuration. Smooth-bezel steel models are least affected, while fluted bezels and two-tone versions see more noticeable adjustments. Still, the Datejust remains one of the brand’s most balanced offerings in 2026.

Explorer & Explorer II

Good news for purists: Rolex’s exploration watches are among the least impacted this year. Steel Explorer models only rise marginally, reinforcing their reputation as some of the most “accessible” professional Rolex watches.

Oyster Perpetual

The entry point into the Rolex universe moves up once again. Every Oyster Perpetual reference increases slightly, pushing the starting price to around € 6,000. While not dramatic, it confirms that even Rolex’s simplest watches are steadily climbing.

What This Means for Buyers

The 2026 Rolex price update is less aggressive than in recent years, but it reinforces a long-term reality: waiting rarely makes a Rolex cheaper. Steel sports models remain the safest zone for controlled price growth, while precious-metal references continue to reflect broader commodity trends.

Whether you’re planning your first purchase or tracking the market as a collector, 2026 confirms one thing—the Crown shows no signs of slowing down.

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January 5 2026

Bell & Ross BR-X3 Becomes Official Timing Watch Of Defender Rally

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Bell & Ross has announced a new partnership with Defender Rally, becoming the team’s Official Timing Partner for its campaign in the World Rally-Raid Championship (W2RC). The collaboration officially debuted at the Dakar Rally 2026, currently underway in Saudi Arabia, marking the start of a multi-event program across some of the most demanding motorsport environments in the world.

As part of the agreement, Bell & Ross will support Defender Rally throughout the full W2RC season. The championship calendar includes rally-raid events in Portugal and Spain, Argentina, Morocco, and the United Arab Emirates, placing both team and equipment under extreme mechanical and environmental stress.

The partnership places a clear spotlight on the Bell & Ross BR-X3 collection, with the BR-X3 Black Titanium serving as the central timepiece worn by the Defender Rally team during competition. The BR-X3 has already been explored in detail at Mr. Stateless, where we examined its position within the brand’s experimental lineup, its construction, and its technical specifications. You can read the full article here.

Designed for use in harsh conditions, the BR-X3 Black Titanium reflects Bell & Ross’ focus on functional watchmaking. Its lightweight Grade 2 titanium case is engineered for durability and comfort, while the COSC-certified manufacture movement emphasizes precision timekeeping. High-contrast dial elements ensure optimal legibility, a key requirement in rally-raid environments where visibility and reliability are critical.

This collaboration also brings together two brands with a shared emphasis on performance and endurance. Defender Rally’s Dakar entry is based on the newly developed Defender Dakar D7X-R, a purpose-built competition vehicle created to withstand the extreme demands of rally-raid racing. We previously took an in-depth look at this machine, its engineering, and its Dakar ambitions in a dedicated article, which you can find here.

By partnering with Defender Rally, Bell & Ross continues to expand its presence in high-performance fields, complementing its long-standing involvement in aviation through collaborations with La Patrouille de France and the Rafale Solo Display. Once again, the brand positions its watches not just as design objects, but as professional instruments tested in real-world extreme conditions.

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