First up, Baltic dropped the Prismic Stone into their permanent collection. This means you can snag a watch with a stunning stone dial, like that stormy Pietersite, without the usual limited edition scramble. Plus, the case uses a mix of titanium and steel, giving it a unique look that really plays with the light. And at 36mm with a manual-wind Peseux 7001, it’s a proper dress watch that feels super refined on the wrist.

Then there's the Selten Jui Bauhinia, which is all about that insane dial. They've taken mother-of-pearl, tinted it, and then managed to CNC guilloché it without cracking the whole thing – that’s seriously next-level craftsmanship, making it look like a blooming flower. And if you're into something totally different, the Anoma A1 is a real head-turner. This thing doesn’t even have traditional lugs; it’s a rounded, asymmetrical triangle that just floats on your wrist, like a modern art piece. It might not be your everyday watch, but it’s definitely one of the most interesting designs we've seen this year.