Dive into the Mesmerising Timepieces that Dazzled at Watches and Wonders 2026: Monochrome's Favourites Revealed

Published: 19 Apr 2026
As Watches and Wonders 2026 winds down, Team Monochrome shares their most adored timepieces from the event, igniting captivating conversations in the world of horology.

As an exciting week of Watches and Wonders 2026 wraps up, Team Monochrome gives us a unique insight into the grandeur and intricacy that was on display. Choosing from a plethora of watches, their selections emerged as a celebration of personal favorites, reflecting their individual styles and aesthetics. The team was given the liberty to select watches that they’d want to don on their wrists, thus ensuring an authentic critique.

Next on Monochrome’s list is the Bulgari Octo Finissimo Automatic 37. This watch is a testament to the current trend of compact timepieces, with its 37mm model offering a contemporary twist on the traditional design. It retains the signature fineness of the Octo Finissimo line while offering new enhancements. Inside, the watch houses a novel movement, the calibre BVF 100 with a micro-rotor that is a mere 2.35mm high and guarantees a 3-day power reserve, which is an impressive feat for such elegant compactness.

Lastly, the Ferdinand Berthoud Mesure du Temps 1787 Chronometre FB 2TV makes an appearance. Apart from its downright extraordinary finishing and looks, it takes the spotlight for being the first to feature a revolutionary flying tourbillon regulator. In combination with a fusee-and-chain mechanism, the watch involves an astounding chain of nearly 1,240 components. This perfect blend of craftsmanship, innovation, and classic design made it a clear contender for Team Monochrome’s favorites. Implicit in these selections is the unspoken narrative of a transforming watch industry - one that continually balances heritage and novelty while pushing horological frontiers.