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Safie Agar-Hutton

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It brings us great pride each month to present you with the latest and greatest new watch releases from the most exciting brands in the horological industry. We’ve recently seen Christopher Ward’s tongue-in-cheek collaboration with seconde/seconde/ make a splash, as well as a new GMT from Nomadic and a MAEN moonphase, but what else is worth taking a closer look at?


Keep reading to discover our favourite new watch releases in October 2024…

Longines Flagship Heritage Moonphase

Longines Flagship Heritage Moonphase
Longines Flagship Heritage Moonphase. Credit - Longines
Longines Flagship Heritage Moonphase

This year, the winged hourglass brand is extending its FLAGSHIP HERITAGE line with three new versions in Havana beige, anthracite and green, all equipped with a moonphase complication. A striking tribute to the line's historic Flagship model launched in the 1950s, the new FLAGSHIP HERITAGE models combine technical expertise with timeless elegance. The collection's signature, an 18-carat gold medallion decorated in hand-painted enamel, is featured on the case back.

Czapek Antarctique GMT Milano Edition

Czapek Antarctique GMT Milano Edition
Czapek Antarctique GMT Milano Edition
Czapek Antarctique GMT Milano Edition

Unveiled at Italy’s premier watch event, Milan Watch Week, the Czapek Antarctique GMT Milano Edition is the fruit of a collaboration between Czapek and GMT (Great Masters of Time). For those familiar with GMT Milano, the Franciacorta-coloured 4N gold dial will come as no surprise and the limited-edition package is completed by 120-metre water-resistance, 40.5mm x 10.6mm case and the in-house SXH5 self-winding micro-rotor movement.

Timex Deepwater Reef 200 Collection

Timex Deepwater Reef 200 Collection
Timex Deepwater Reef 200 Titanium Automatic. Credit - Timex

The Deepwater Reef 200 collection features three distinct models, each designed to meet specific needs. The standard Deepwater Reef 200 offers classic dive watch functionality with quartz accuracy, protected by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and enhanced by Super-Luminova® hands and hour markers for exceptional visibility. The Deepwater Reef 200 GMT adds a GMT function, enabling the wearer to track two time zones simultaneously, making it an ideal choice for global travelers. For those seeking a lightweight yet robust option, the Deepwater Reef 200 Titanium Automatic boasts a titanium case and an automatic 21-jewel movement, providing dependable performance without the need for batteries.


All models are equipped with screw-down crowns and case backs to ensure water resistance, unidirectional bezels for precise timing, and a choice between a sturdy stainless-steel bracelet or an embossed rubber strap, combining style with durability for any adventure. Marking a bold new chapter in the brand’s legacy, the Deepwater Reef 200 Collection is Timex’s first line of authentic dive watches built to meet ISO standards.

Bucherer Exclusives H. Moser & Cie.

Bucherer Exclusives H. Moser & Cie.
Bucherer Exclusives H. Moser & Cie. Credit - Bucherer

Leapfrogging off the back of H. Moser & Cie’s recent fruity collaboration with Studio Underd0g, it seems that now it’s Bucherer’s turn to team up on an exclusive new collection. Featuring a Pioneer Tourbillon, a Pioneer Centre Seconds and an Endeavour Minute Repeater, each reference varies in terms of its complication, size and style but are unified by their “amber-sand” dials, inspired by retro sepia photographs from H. Moser HQ. All three watches are exclusively available as Bucherer limited editions.

Ace Jewelers x Airain Type 20 ACE

Ace Jewelers x Airain Type 20 ACE
Ace Jewelers x Airain Type 20 ACE
Ace Jewelers x Airain Type 20 ACE

The Type 20 ACE redefines classic aviation design by fusing military heritage with a sleek, contemporary look. Its silver-white dial—a first for the Airain collection—introduces a bold new aesthetic, highlighted by vibrant orange accents. Drawing inspiration from international rescue gear and the national color of the Netherlands, these orange details are prominently featured on the chronograph hands and the roulette-style minute counter, a completely new addition that sets the Type 20 ACE apart. All orange elements are coated with SuperLuminova Pantone 151C Grade X1 lume, ensuring clear visibility in low-light environments.


Despite its modern enhancements, the watch stays true to its roots, retaining the original flyback chronograph feature and the iconic 39.5mm stainless steel case.

Raymond Weil x Largo Winch Millesime

Raymond Weil x Largo Winch Millesime
Raymond Weil x Largo Winch Millesime

This Largo Winch Limited Edition sport-chic watch is one of three Chronograph Tri-Compax models set to launch globally in October 2024, available at the brand's 2,500 retail locations and online store. Just as Largo Winch captivates imaginations, the millesime collection—featuring the Petite Seconde model, which won the Challenge Prize at the 2023 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève—appeals to watch enthusiasts who value refined aesthetics, expert craftsmanship, and precision, mirroring the detailed storytelling found in Francq’s graphic novels.


The automatic millesime Chronograph Tri-Compax, with its classic sporty elegance and neo-vintage design, including a nod to the iconic Panda dials, embodies the lifestyle and sophistication of the ever-stylish gentleman-adventurer, Largo Winch.

Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic

Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic
Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic. Credit - Bremont
Bremont Supermarine Full Ceramic

Evolving from the Bremont Supermarine 500m, the new Full Ceramic variation features a completely redesigned case in mono-block ceramic, a titanium movement container and a new knurled uni-directional titanium bezel. Boasting an impressive 500-meter water resistance and a helium escape valve, this watch is built for deep-sea exploration without compromising on accuracy. The full ceramic case not only enhances its durability but also delivers a sleek, modern aesthetic, ensuring it performs as flawlessly as it looks, whether you're above or below the surface.

Farer Field Watch Collection

Farer Field Watch Collection
Farer Field Watch Collection
Farer Field Watch Collection

Reviving and improving upon their original field watch models, Farer’s new trio of MKII models (the Pembroke II, Lemond II and Exmoor II) feature redesigned stainless steel cases, a slimmed down bezel and larger and ultimately more legible dials. Now more ergonomic than ever thanks to its 35% wider screw-down crown, the new Field Watch collection features a sleek 38mm case measurement with a fully brushed finish and water resistance to 150m. Equipped with the Swiss-made Sellita SW221 and boasting a pointer date complication with a spring-actuated date hand and a 41-hour power reserve, each watch is finished with a generous helping of X1 Super-LumiNova, putting function at the forefront.

Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Self Winding

In celebration of the 20 th anniversary of the Vacheron Constantin Patrimony, Vacheron Constantin have launched a new self-winding limited edition with French designer and ‘One of Not Many’ talent, Ora ïto. The 100-piece limited edition displays hours, minutes, date and central seconds, a 18K 3N yellow gold case and is offered on a burgundy calfskin leather strap with calf lining.

Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Self Winding
Patrimony Self Winding. Credit - Vacheron Constantin

Certina DS PH100m Lady

Certina DS PH100m Lady
Certina DS PH100m Lady. Credit - Certina

Adding a distinctly feminine touch to the familiar retro design of the DS PH product family, the DS PH100m Lady features two dial variations, dark mother-of-pearl or black gloss, sparkling indices and the choice of either a leather or textile strap. Combining the expected maritime flair of the popular Certina collection with a more contemporary and elegant edge, the Certina DS PH100m Lady is a refreshing addition to the model line-up, which has heritage dating back to the 1970s.

ArtyA Central Tourbillon

ArtyA Central Tourbillon
ArtyA Central Tourbillon. Credit - ArtyA
ArtyA Central Tourbillon

The Purity collection unveils a groundbreaking advancement with its new in-house tourbillon movement, now featuring automatic winding for the first time. This exclusive trio of timepieces is distinguished by elegant coloured sapphire dials, each showcasing the artistry of refined watchmaking.


Building on the earlier Purity calibres, where the tourbillon measured an impressive 18mm in diameter, the new design expands it to a striking 20mm. Positioned boldly at the centre of the dial, the tourbillon makes a powerful, majestic statement. This evolution represents a pivotal moment for the Purity collection, marking a departure from the previous five ‘Skeleton’ calibres known for their openwork, floating architecture. In this new design, the once off-centre tourbillon now takes centre stage, encircled by a sapphire dial and framed by peripheral indicators, offering a fresh and captivating concept in horology.

Depancel Allure Chronograph MecaQ 36 mm

The Allure Chronograph MecaQ 36mm is poised to set the standard for future designs in Depancel's Allure and R collections. Combining technical excellence with a refined 36mm case and a sleek, modern design, this timepiece is powered by advanced mechaquartz technology. Its fresh aesthetic, highlighted by an integrated bracelet and a contemporary dial with subtle touches of colour, makes the Allure Chronograph MecaQ 36mm a versatile choice for any occasion. A perfect balance of style and innovation, this model paves the way for Depancel's next generation of watches.

 Depancel Allure Chronograph MecaQ 36mm
Depancel Allure Chronograph MecaQ 36mm. Credit - Depancel

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As the Editor of WatchGecko Magazine, my goal is to engage our readers by delivering insightful news, release updates, and captivating stories from the intriguing world of horology.

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