The Wristler Round Up: Watches & Wonders 2024

The most exciting thing in the luxury watch market, which is the Watches & Wonders in Geneva has now come to an end. And we’re thrilled to announce our Round Up: what’s our favorite pick, what can we expect in the market and a little summary for you if you don’t want to read the full story from Rolex, Cartier, Tudor and many more brands.

Timo Klinge

Chief Entertainment Officer

Published at: 23/04/2024

Favorite releases in 2024

When it comes to our favorite releases in 2024 at the Watches and Wonders in Geneva, one of the brands that really stands out was Tudor. We’re a big Tudor fan and the release of the latest GMT got us thinking: it’s the coolest piece in the current collection! We most certainly like the new Cartier Santos-Dumont as well, which is an all-time classic and favorite of our team. So, we really are looking forward to seeing these pieces in real-time and fit them for the first time on our wrists.

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Special surprise

You might have guessed it right, but our favorite colors are green and orange. And one brand finally listened to our input: Vacheron Constantin released the most amazing Overseas Dual Time chronograph in green and gold, which looks incredible. The integrated bracelet, the finishing, this piece is just out of this world. If we had to sell our organs, we would probably get this one as soon as possible. Prices yet to be confirmed, so we can’t really discuss this point yet.

The Big Crown

Yes, Rolex released another few models within the 2024 catalog and they are a bit boring to be honest. The new GMT might be a heavy hitter, but the true gem is the new 1908 in platinum with the Guilloche dial, which is just a piece of art. Finally a real dial change, instead of just some crazy celebration or motif dials, which are just a hype. Guilloche is winning if you ask us. The ugliest of them all? The new white gold Daytona filled with diamonds. I mean, why would you prefer this over a regular white gold (or even steel) Daytona? No clue to be honest, but there’s something for everyone, that’s for sure.

What is your opinion?

What are your thoughts on the latest W&W 2024 releases? Want to find out more about some specific brands? Read about Cartier, IWC, Rolex, Tudor and Patek