Top 5 New High-End Swiss Watch Launches of 2025

Discover the Latest in Swiss Luxury Timepieces

1. Arnold & Son Chronometry Nebula 40 Steel

2. Bovet Recital 21

3. Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green Saxem

4. BVLGARI Octo Roma Watch

5. Laurent Ferrier Classic Traveller Globe Night Blue

05 || Laurent Ferrier Classic Traveller Globe Night Blue

Images Credit: Laurent Ferrier

Key highlights

• 41mm stainless steel case with a captivating blue opaline dial.

• Dual time zone functionality with an easy-to-read home and local time.

• Satin-brushed finish with hand-polished edges for a sleek appearance.

• Micro-rotor movement (Calibre LF230.02) with 72-hour power reserve.

• Elegant rounded case design, reflecting Ferrier’s love for vintage aesthetics.

• Transparent case back showcasing the beautifully finished movement.

• Limited production ensures exclusivity for collectors.

Fun Fact: Laurent Ferrier is an ex-racing driver who once competed in Le Mans 24 Hours, finishing behind Paul Newman!

Treebox Rating

8.0

04 || BVLGARI Octo Roma Watch

Images Credit: BVLGARI

Key Highlights

• Refined octagonal case inspired by Roman architecture.

• Features the in-house automatic BVL 191 movement.

• 100m water resistance, making it stylish yet practical.

• Slim stainless steel case (41mm) with satin-finished bezel.

• Integrated bracelet design for seamless comfort.

• Available in stunning blue, anthracite, and white dial variations.

• Classic yet contemporary—bridging luxury with sporty appeal.

Fun Fact: BVLGARI holds the record for creating the thinnest mechanical watch ever, the Octo Finissimo Ultra at just 1.8mm thick!

Treebox Rating

8.3

03 || Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green Saxem

Images Credit: Hublot

Key Highlights

• Striking translucent green SAXEM case (a material harder than sapphire).

• Automatic tourbillon movement with a 72-hour power reserve.

• Bold 45mm case for a strong wrist presence.

• Skeletonized dial revealing intricate mechanics.

• Patented rubber strap with a quick-change system.

• Limited edition—only a few pieces available worldwide.

• Futuristic, avant-garde design merging luxury and innovation.

Fun Fact: Hublot was the first luxury brand to use rubber straps in watches, revolutionizing high-end sports watches!

Treebox Rating

8.9

02 || Bovet Recital 21

Images Credit: Bovet

Key Highlights

• Handcrafted dial with a signature sloped “writing desk” case.

• Features a double-sided tourbillon, visible from both front and back.

• Highly decorated hand-wound movement with 5-day power reserve.

• Unique off-centered time display and precision moonphase indicator.

• Exclusive guilloché detailing on the dial for added depth.

• 43mm case in titanium and gold, offering luxury with lightweight wear.

• Limited to a small production run for serious collectors.

Fun Fact: Bovet was one of the first brands to introduce skeletonized dials in the 19th century!

Treebox Rating

9.2

01 || Arnold & Son Chronometry Nebula 40 Steel

Images Credit:: Arnold & Son

Treebox Rating

9.7

Key Highlights

• Openworked dial showcasing a stunning symmetrical movement.

• 40mm stainless steel case, designed for everyday luxury.

• Features the in-house A&S5201 manual-wind movement.

• Twin-barrel system for an extended 90-hour power reserve.

• Lightweight yet durable, blending classic elegance with modern design.

• Angular bridges on the dial resemble a starry nebula in space.

• Ultra-thin 8.73mm profile, making it comfortable for formal wear.

Fun Fact: Arnold & Son is one of the oldest Swiss watchmakers, originally founded in England in the 1700s by John Arnold, who made timepieces for King George III!

Treebox Rating

9.7