Top 10 Coolest Watch Releases from July

July brought a wave of standout timepieces—from intricate artistic creations to bold, tech-forward designs.

Vacheron Constantin wowed with 12 new Métiers d’Art Tribute to The Celestial models, each showcasing zodiac-inspired constellations using hand-guilloché and gem-setting. Chopard followed suit with a sparkling new Imperiale watch, honoring the seasons through rotating marquetry dials.

In the world of statement pieces, Jacob & Co. teamed up with Tom Brady to launch a bespoke Twin Turbo Furious, one of its most complex creations ever. Meanwhile, Ulysse Nardin impressed with a sleek update to its Blast model, featuring an open dial and sandblasted German silver.

From classic elegance to futuristic flair, these 10 releases captured the spotlight in July.

Vacheron Constantin Métiers d’Art Celestial Tribute

A stunning tribute to the zodiac, this new 12-piece series from Vacheron Constantin features 39mm white gold cases, each adorned with 112 blue sapphires. The dial showcases hand-guilloché zodiac signs and constellation-set diamonds, anchored by a Maltese Cross tourbillon at 6 o’clock. Limited and boutique-exclusive.

Breitling x Erling Haaland Chronomat

Football star Erling Haaland joins forces with Breitling for a limited-edition Chronomat collection featuring meteorite dials—symbolizing his "out-of-this-world" style. A special red gold “One of 5” model is reserved exclusively for Haaland and his inner circle.

Chopard Imperiale Four Seasons

This elegant timepiece captures the essence of nature’s cycle with a rotating disc that completes a yearly revolution. Embellished with mother-of-pearl marquetry, white gold, and diamonds, only 25 pieces are available through Chopard boutiques.

Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Tech 5029

Blancpain adds a new chapter to its iconic diver line with the Fifty Fathoms Tech 5029. Housed in a 45 mm titanium case, it features a light-absorbing black dial, 120-click ceramic bezel, and a 120-hour automatic movement. Its standout upgrade? A quick-release strap system with two strap options included

Greubel Forsey Balancier Contemporain Final Edition

Greubel Forsey bids farewell to its smallest model with a 39.6 mm steel case, high-domed sapphire, and a gold dial. Limited to 33 pieces, it showcases the signature oversized balance wheel and marks the end of the Balancier Contemporain movement.

IWC Portugieser Tourbillon Rétrograde Chronograph

IWC’s new 43.5 mm Portugieser packs a tourbillon, retrograde date, and flyback chronograph in a sleek Armor Gold case. A black dial and 375-part movement make this limited run of 100 watches a mechanical and visual marvel.

Jacob & Co. Twin Turbo Furious Tom Brady Edition

Jacob & Co. teams up with Tom Brady for its most complex watch yet. This one-off piece features dual triple-axis tourbillons, a monopusher chronograph with lap time calculator, and a powerful decimal minute repeater with cathedral gongs.

Richard Mille RM 33-03

Breaking from its usual shape, the RM 33-03 arrives in a round 41.7 mm case. It sports a skeletonized RMXP3 movement and suspended numerals on titanium rails, creating a bold 3D effect with light and shadow play.

Ulysse Nardin Blast Free Wheel Maillechort

This 45 mm white gold timepiece flaunts floating dial-side mechanics made of German silver, including a suspended tourbillon and visible power reserve. Limited to 50 pieces, it’s powered by the manual UN-176 caliber.

A. Lange & Söhne Zeitwerk Date Rose Gold

The Zeitwerk Date now comes in rose gold. Its mechanical digital display, red-highlighted date ring, and 72-hour power reserve shine against a grey dial. A bold, luxurious twist on a modern classic.