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The Watch World Went Crazy This Week. Here Are the 10 You Need to See

Geneva Watch Days is emerging as a key post-Watches-and-Wonders showcase, with brands releasing notable pieces such as a 500-unit Breitling Navitimer-inspired manual-wind B09 ($8,900–$9,600) and Zenith’s Solo Sport diver featuring the El Primero 36,000 vph movement ($9,800–$10,900). Casio’s leaked G-Ac 2500 series mimics the Nautilus aesthetic, slated for a ¥20,900 launch, while Oris presents a $10,500 Gonzo-themed ProPilot X and Hamilton upgrades its Interstellar Murph with a comet-inspired dial.