Baltic, the independent Paris-based brand, will present several new releases, including the Aquascaphe GMT MK-II, Heures du Monde, Scalegraph and Aquascaphe MK2 Date. The brand continues to develop its aesthetic inspired by the 1940s to 1960s, combined with contemporary constructions and an approach designed for watch enthusiasts around the world. 

At Beaubleu, the spotlight will be on La Pièce, created in collaboration with the Monnaie de Paris. The timepiece combines the brand’s distinctive aesthetic language with historic coin-striking techniques developed in the heart of Paris. The dials are sculpted directly into the metal through striking, creating distinctive reliefs and plays of light.

Briston will showcase its new Clubmaster Legend Diver, combining an acetate case, sapphire bezel and Japanese Miyota 8315 automatic movement. Founded in 2013, the French brand embraces a “British Sport Chic” universe, notably defined by its distinctive use of cellulose acetate. 

With its second collection, Nouvelle, Buci continues to explore the relationship between literature and watchmaking. Inspired by the literary short story, the collection translates the passage of time through the small moments of everyday life. Equipped with a Sellita hand-wound mechanical movement, the watch incorporates several signature elements of the brand’s universe, including its textured dial, calligraphic numerals and book-shaped presentation box.  

The automotive world will also be represented by Depancel, a brand founded in 2018 whose watches and chronographs draw inspiration from mechanical aesthetics and the history of motorsport. Models on display will include the Autosport, Série-R 01 and Allure Mono Eye. The watches are designed and assembled at the brand’s workshop in Besançon, the historic birthplace of French watchmaking.

At March LA.B, the AM2 XS Mécanique reflects the brand’s approach with its 32 mm case, “pied de poule” guilloché dial and La Joux-Perret hand-wound mechanical movement. Founded between Biarritz and Los Angeles, the brand has always embraced an identity shaped by multiple territories and cultures.  

Pequignet, the French manufacture based in Morteau, will present the Royale Paris Chrono, the Manufacture’s first chronograph. This contemporary sports model is powered by the Calibre Initial® Chronograph, the fifth movement developed by the brand. The Manufacture designs and produces its watches and movements at its workshops in the Jura region.

Founded in 2019, Serica champions mechanical watchmaking that combines robustness, technical performance and a distinctive aesthetic. In New York, the brand will present the 7505, a 35 mm tool watch designed for slimmer wrists, as well as the 5330, a new iteration of its diving watch featuring a completely redesigned dial. 

Voxel represents a contemporary approach born from the meeting of French creativity and Swiss watchmaking expertise. Its creative direction is based in Lyon, while development, manufacturing and assembly take place in Switzerland. The brand will present the Meridion VX01-E Black, its first creation, featuring an in-house mechanical complication enabling a jumping 12/24-hour display. 

Finally, Yema will showcase several creations, including the Navygraf Meteorite CMM.10, Navygraf Barracuda CMM.20 Limited Edition and Wristmaster Slim Small Seconds CMM29 Camo. Founded in France in 1948, the brand has been developing, manufacturing and assembling its watches at its Morteau workshops since the early 2020s, notably around its CMM.10 and CMM.20 manufacture calibres.