At LVMH Watch Week 2026, Tiffany & Co. presented a clear and confident watchmaking statement through four distinct timepieces. Rather than pursuing volume or spectacle, the Maison focused on precision, jewellery craftsmanship, and decorative horology—each watch expressing a different facet of Tiffany’s evolving identity in modern watchmaking.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Long recognised as one of the world’s most influential jewellery houses, Tiffany continues to translate its heritage into contemporary horology with increasing clarity and restraint.
Tiffany Timer: Precision and Heritage
The Tiffany Timer anchors the 2026 collection with a direct link to the brand’s earliest horological achievement. The original Tiffany Timer, created in 1866, was the earliest American-made stopwatch designed for exacting measurement and technical performance. One hundred and sixty years later, Tiffany revisits that legacy with a modern, limited-edition chronograph.
The watch is housed in a 40 mm polished platinum case and features a multi-layered Tiffany Blue lacquer dial, offering depth and luminosity. Baguette-cut diamond hour markers add refinement, while the faceted crown references Tiffany’s iconic engagement ring setting.
On the caseback, a customised Swiss chronograph movement reveals a yellow gold Bird on a Rock motif integrated into the oscillating weight. Limited to 60 pieces, the Tiffany Timer bridges historical innovation with contemporary execution.
Eternity Baguette: High Jewellery Meets Mechanics
With the Eternity Baguette, Tiffany places gem-setting at the centre of watch design. Presented in a 36 mm 18k white gold case, the watch introduces baguette-cut stones on the bezel, creating a continuous, light-catching frame.
Available in Diamond and Blue Gradient versions, the watches feature snow-set diamond cases and hour markers cut in twelve different shapes, including heart, pear, Asscher, and princess cuts. For the first time, the Eternity line is powered by self-winding Swiss movements, adding mechanical depth to its jewellery-led design language.
Sixteen Stone Mother-of-Pearl: Kinetic Design
The Sixteen Stone Mother-of-Pearl watch draws inspiration from a 1959 Jean Schlumberger design. At the centre of the dial, a mother-of-pearl disc is encircled by a rotating ring of gold “X” motifs and 24 brilliant diamonds, introducing a subtle kinetic effect as the wrist moves.
The 36 mm white gold case is snow-set with more than 400 diamonds and paired with a high-precision Swiss quartz movement. Finished with a Tiffany Blue alligator strap and diamond-set buckle, Sixteen Stone blends playful motion with refined elegance.
Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Bird on a Flying Tourbillon
The most elaborate piece in the collection is the Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Bird on a Flying Tourbillon, where high jewellery and high watchmaking converge. Inspired by the iconic Bird on a Rock brooch, the watch features a multi-layered champlevé enamel dial accented with appliqué lacquered flowers.
Crafted in 18k white gold, the watch is set with nearly 800 diamonds totalling over 3 carats, including a diamond-encrusted bird. At the centre, the flying tourbillon appears suspended, introducing lightness and movement while maintaining visual balance.
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Tiffany & Co.’s 2026 watch releases demonstrate a measured and confident approach. The Tiffany Timer speaks to precision and heritage, the Eternity watches reinforce diamond authority, Sixteen Stone introduces kinetic design, and the Bird on a Flying Tourbillon showcases decorative haute horlogerie.
At LVMH Watch Week 2026, Tiffany didn’t attempt to redefine watchmaking overnight. Instead, it presented a focused collection that clearly articulates where the brand stands—and where its watchmaking is headed.
