At LVMH Watch Week 2026, Tiffany & Co. announced a new chapter in its watchmaking story.
For the second time, Tiffany & Co. returned to LVMH Watch Week with a focussed presentation exploring its watchmaking heritage through contemporary design. Showcased in Milan early this year, the collection sits alongside historical timepieces and archival material from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, framing the maison’s long-standing relationship with precision timekeeping, gem-setting and design.
ETERNITY BAGUETTE WATCHES
The Eternity Baguette watches expand the Eternity by Tiffany collection, introducing a self-winding mechanical movement to the line for the first time in a non-limited edition model. Both versions are housed in 36mm round cases crafted from 18-carat white gold and snow-set with diamonds to minimise visible metal and maximise light reflection.
The Eternity Baguette Blue Gradient model features a navy-blue sunray satin-finished dial with 12 diamond hour markers, each cut differently to represent the hours. Encircling the dial, the bezel is invisibly set with 36 baguette-cut stones, where 21 topazes, 10 sapphires and five emeralds, totalling over five carats, are arranged to create a seamless blue gradient.
The Eternity Baguette Diamond watch pairs a bezel of 36 baguette-cut diamonds with a dial snow-set with round brilliant diamonds. Aquamarines in 12 different cuts mark the hours, offering contrast against the diamond surface. Both watches are powered by Swiss self-winding mechanical movements with a 38-hour power reserve and are finished with blue alligator straps secured by diamond-set white gold T buckles.
SIXTEEN STONE MOTHER-OF-PEARL WATCH
Inspired by Jean Schlumberger’s Sixteen Stone jewellery design from 1959, the Sixteen Stone Mother-of-Pearl watch translates the collection’s textile-inspired cross-stitch motif into a dynamic dial element. The 36mm watch is presented in an 18-carat white gold case snow-set with round brilliant diamonds, totalling over 3.8 carats.
The dial is constructed in two sections: a fixed central disc in motherof-pearl and an outer rotating ring decorated with 12 cross-stitch motifs in 18-carat yellow gold, set with 24 diamonds. Designed to rotate freely with the movement of the wrist, the ring introduces motion and texture, reflecting Schlumberger’s approach to form and ornament. The watch is powered by a high-precision Swiss quartz movement, finished with a Tiffany Blue alligator strap and is produced in limited quantities each year.
TIFFANY TIMER
The Tiffany Timer marks 160 years since the creation of one of the first American stopwatches, originally introduced in 1866. Produced in a limited edition of 60 pieces, the watch features a 4
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