Watch releases in 2026 went from playing it safe to the truly unexpected; and it's the latter that Tim is focusing in on in this episode of Watches Today. Whether it's an entirely new lineup of watches from JLC, Patek Philippe celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Nautilus in style, or the utter brilliance of the Urwerk UR-300, he breaks down what it is about these watches that made his head spin.
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