Editors' Picks: Our Favorite Watches From Geneva Watch Days 2026 (And Beyond)
This article presents a curated selection of standout watches from Geneva Watch Days 2026, as chosen by the publication's editors. The picks include a mix of new releases and watches that may have been shown slightly outside the official event, highlighting pieces that impressed the editorial team with their design, innovation, or value.
- Laurent Ferrier Classic Moon Dusk in Yellow Gold is a limited run annual calendar moonphase.
- MB&F (MAD) 3 Vincent Calabrese is noted for its value and celebration of independent watchmaking.
- Ming 57.05 "Comet" features a unique Daylight Saving Time bezel and a "Comet Tail" dial pattern.
- Gallet Multichron Classics are presented as faithful reissues with quality movements and vintage touches.
- Tudor Northflag is a return of a niche model with updated execution, T-Fit, and METAS chronometer specifications.
The Laurent Ferrier Classic Moon Dusk features a yellow gold case, a muted dial in "taupe, chocolate, and golden hues," and an obsidian moonphase complication.
The MB&F (MAD) 3 Vincent Calabrese is highlighted as a fun and accessible piece from an independent watchmaking figure.
The Ming 57.05 "Comet" has a novel world time bezel split into DST and non-DST cities, with an aperture indicating DST status, and a multilayered "Comet Tail" dial.
The Gallet Classics Multichron models are described as well-executed vintage reissues with quality movements and vintage touches, aiming for broad appeal.
The Tudor Northflag is noted for being smaller and thinner than its predecessor, incorporating T-Fit for adjustment and METAS chronometer certification.