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The new MB&F model is limited to only 33 pieces. Photo: MB&F. |
In the third week of April, Hublot impressed with the Grand Cayman collection, inspired by the eponymous island. Meanwhile, MB&F unveiled the HM8 Mark 2 Blue, priced at USD 78,000.
In addition, renowned brands such as Glashütte and Montblanc also introduced luxurious limited-edition designs.
Below, On Wrist presents 6 notable watches of the week.
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HM8 Mark 2 Blue. Photo: Monochrome Watches. |
MB&F
HM8 Mark 2 Blue
Inspired by the Porsche 918 Spyder and Abarth 750 Zagato Double supercars, MB&F introduces the HM8 Mark 2 Blue, a timepiece reminiscent of a luxurious sports car on the wrist.
The watch features a super-light titanium frame and a metallic blue sapphire exterior.
This HM8 Mark 2 Blue edition showcases a notable change in color, featuring an entirely new metallic blue outer casing.
Limited to just 33 pieces worldwide, this “supercar” boasts a price tag of USD 78,000.
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Spirit of Big Bang Tourbillon 5-Day Power Reserve Stingray City. Photo: Hublot. |
Hublot
Grand Cayman Collection
Hublot welcomes the summer with the introduction of three limited-edition timepieces in blue tones, paying homage to the Grand Cayman island.
The three watches are named after the famous Stingray City.
The Big Bang One Click Diamonds Stingray City is limited to just 25 pieces. It features a steel case adorned with a King Gold bezel set with diamonds.
The Classic Fusion Aerofusion Chronograph Stingray City is limited to 50 pieces. It houses Hublot’s Chronograph Aerofusion movement within a titanium case, complemented by a blue ceramic bezel.
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The trio celebrates the unique beauty of Grand Cayman through its distinctive stingray motif. Photo: Hublot. |
The highlight of the collection is the Spirit of Big Bang Tourbillon 5-Day Power Reserve Stingray City, a unique timepiece combining fine craftsmanship with advanced technology.
Its case is crafted from sapphire, featuring a carbon bezel with a blue tint. Within beats Hublot’s in-house tourbillon skeleton movement, offering a power reserve of 115 hours.
The collection’s pricing has not been disclosed.
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PanoMaticInverse watch. Photo: Glashütte Original. |
Glashütte Original
PanoMaticInverse “Florence on the Elbe”
Evoking the spirit of Dresden, Germany, Glashütte Original’s new PanoMaticInverse Dresden watch is skillfully hand-engraved, showcasing prominent details of this beautiful city on its movement.
The dial depicts the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts, featuring the statue of Fama and the famous Frauenkirche dome.
The back of the watch is equally exquisite, adorned with an engraving of the Semperoper, another distinctive feature of Dresden.
Limited to just 25 pieces, this platinum cased timepiece measures 42mm and retails for USD 47,400.
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Eichi II – celebrating 50 years of Credor. Photo: Credor. |
Credor
50th Anniversary Eichi II
Marking a half-century journey, the prestigious Japanese watch brand Credor presents the special edition Eichi II.
The watch features an 18K gold case measuring 39mm, enclosing a deep blue “Ruri” porcelain dial crafted from fine ceramics.
The hour markers, Credor logo at 12 o’clock, and brand name are all skillfully hand-painted by artisans.
The Eichi II is an exquisite timepiece, paying homage to “Ruri-Kinsai,” a traditional craft from the Edo period, where gold is applied to ruri-colored materials such as ceramics.
With its exceptional craftsmanship, the watch is limited to just 30 pieces, priced at EUR 48,000 (approximately USD 51,300).
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1858 Unveiled Minerva Monopusher Chronograph. Photo: Montblanc. |
Montblanc
1858 Unveiled Minerva Monopusher Chronograph
In this new skeletonized design, Montblanc introduces the MB M17.26 chronograph movement.
The case of the Montblanc 1858 Unveiled Minerva Monopusher Chronograph is crafted from 43mm stainless steel with a satin finish, complemented by a white gold bezel with a knurled finish.
Limited to just 100 pieces, it retails for USD 44,000.
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Good + Evil Omen breaks design rules. Photo: Good plus Evil. |
Good plus Evil
Good + Evil Omen
Despite being a microbrand, Good + Evil has made an impression with its latest minimalist release, the Omen.
Its D-shaped stainless steel case conceals the crown, creating a sleek and modern appearance.
The pristine white dial features raised ridges for time indication, offering a unique artistic experience rather than easy legibility.
For those who embrace the unconventional, the pre-order price is set at USD 149.
On Wrist is a weekly series showcasing the latest watch releases from renowned brands and emerging names, reflecting the dynamic world of horology.
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