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Patek Philippe opened its seventh Watch Art Grand Exhibition in Milan, featuring over 500 historical and modern pieces. The event coincided with the release of seven limited-edition watches exclusive to the Italian market, including a new perpetual calendar chronograph and minute repeaters with cloisonné enamel dials.
At Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026, IWC Schaffhausen stood out with 17 new references across five categories: a space-ready Pilot’s Venturer Vertical Drive, the lumed Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar Ceralume, the ProSet perpetual calendar, nine Le Petit Prince models, and fresh Ingenieur variants, signaling a standout show for the brand.
IWC unveils the Big Pilot’s Watch Perpetual Calendar Ceralume, a 46.5 mm luminous ceramic case (Ceralume) that glows blue in the dark, paired with a white luminous dial and strap; powered by calibre 52616 with a 7‑day Pellaton winding, 100 m water resistance, and limited to 250 pieces at CHF 65,000.
IWC has launched a production-ready Big Pilot's Watch Perpetual Calendar in a fully luminescent white ceramic called Ceralume, shown at Watches and Wonders. The 46.5mm case houses Caliber 52616 with a seven-day power reserve, a crown-adjusted perpetual calendar, and a glow-in-the-dark rotor medallion; the white-lumed dial/strap arrangement enhances legibility at night, while the piece is limited to 250 units and priced at $76,300. Note it cannot be reverse-adjusted like the ProSet movement, introducing an overset risk.