The Timeline: News from Hamilton, Omega, Breguet & Jaeger-LeCoultre

Four new launches from Hamilton, Omega, Breguet and Jaeger-LeCoultre show the breadth of this year's watch news, from digital collaborations and sporty elegance to classic craftsmanship and anniversary celebrations.  

Text: Andreas Johansson

Hamilton × Call of Duty: Black Ops 7

Hamilton walks straight into the gaming world with its new Khaki Field Automatic Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Special Edition. The watch, which also appears in the game, is limited to 5,000 pieces and builds on the brand's classic military-inspired Khaki platform. The brushed steel case, 38 mm, has been given a discreet Call of Duty engraving on the back and a dial in a tactical dark grey tone. Inside, Hamilton's calibre H-10 works away with 80 hours of power reserve, which gives both reliability and strength.

Breguet Classique 7235, Phase de lune 

To celebrate its 250th anniversary, Breguet presents a new interpretation of its classic design language , the Classique 7235 Moon Power Reserve. With its 39 mm case in 18 k “Breguet gold”, a thin profile of only 9.9 mm and an intricate guilloché pattern, this is a tribute to A.L. Breguet's original vision of technical finesse and aesthetic balance. Inside sits calibre 502.3.DRL, with moon phase and power reserve display and the sound of the distinctive Breguet ticking as a timeless signature. Only 250 pieces are made, in true anniversary spirit.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Classic Monoface Small Seconds 

Jaeger-LeCoultre continues to develop its iconic Reverso with a new mid-size: 40.1 × 24.4 mm, ideal for both him and her. This Reverso Classic Monoface Small Seconds combines everything that makes the model timeless, the reversible case, the art deco lines and the hand-guilloché dial but in a smaller size. Behind the dial, calibre 822 works away, a manual movement with 42 hours of power reserve, hand-assembled and decorated in Le Sentier. The result is a tasteful step forward for one of the world's most recognisable watch designs.

Omega Speedmaster 38 mm “Milano Cortina 2026”

The countdown to the Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina 2026 has officially begun, and Omega is celebrating with a new special edition of its Speedmaster 38 mm. The model has been given a blue ceramic tachymeter scale, a white dial with light blue details and is driven by calibre 3330, an automatic chronograph movement with 52 hours of power reserve. Water resistant to 100 metres, which makes it just as ready for snow as for everyday wear. The design draws inspiration from the games themselves: the blue shade is found in the logo for Milano Cortina 2026, and the sporty elegance is recognisable from Omega's role as official timekeeper.