New Delhi, April 26 -- At Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026, which concluded on 20 April in Geneva, watchmakers unveiled everything from museum-worthy horological creations and jewellery-inspired timepieces to refreshed editions of enduring classics.

Several maisons leaned into artistry and craftsmanship, presenting watches that blurred the boundaries between horology, sculpture and jewellery, while others focused on refining signature models with slimmer cases, new movements and subtle aesthetic updates. Here are some of the more striking pieces that are worth investing in.







Chanel's iconic Camellia has been reimagined as the Noeud de Camelia Diamonds Cuff. With diamonds and a black lacquer trim, the leather strap looks like a bow m...