Our Editors' 7 Favorite Releases from Watches and Wonders

The new World Time, originally launched as a limited edition in Tokyo in June 2023, has now entered the brand's permanent collection. This timepiece boasts a patented date display synchronized with local time. To achieve this, the watch was fitted with a new movement, the caliber 240 HU C. The opaline dial features a carbon motif, and the hand-stitched, calfskin strap has a denim finish for a more casual look.

Celebrating the maison's 150th anniversary, the new Piaget Polo—in a limited-edition run of 300—features a steel case set with 60 brilliant-cut diamonds. A boldly striped dial in a brushed metallic finish with a matching rubber strap keeps the watch elevated but wearable for most any situation.

An icon of Cartier, the newest addition to the Panthère family shines in rose gold with a silvered sun ray-brushed dial. The timepiece sparkles with 60 brilliant-cut diamonds set in a chic square and rose gold center with sword-shaped hands. It's an elegant timepiece that can easily move from day to night.

We're very partial to Vacheron Constantin's new timepiece, featuring a silver dial paired with an olive green strap. Crafted from 18-karat white gold, the case houses a retrograde date display and a moon phase indicator, adorned with two polished gold moons against a starry sky. The design is inspired by an archival timepiece from the 1950s.

The Lady Jour Nuit, a part of Van Cleef & Arpels's newest Poetic Complications collection, shows the sun and moon following each other through a midnight sky made from aventurine glass. During the day, a guilloché yellow gold sun lives on the dial, while at night, a diamond-encrusted moon illuminates the night sky.

The Hermès Cut is the newest debut for the brand in the timepiece space. It features a distinct case that is rounded, with angular sides that pay homage to the brand's love for geometry. An opaline silver-toned dial along with a satin-finished steel case and bracelet—which is easily interchangeable for a rubber strap in eight colors—lend easy style to this sporty yet chic watch.

The new Sky-Dweller, now available with the Jubilee bracelet for the first time, is made for the stylish traveler. Shown here in Rolex's exclusive Everose pink gold, cast in their in-house foundry, it features a slate dial that exudes a sense of elegance. The wearer can check the time in two different time zones at once, and the timepiece also features an annual calendar.