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Tiffany & Co. has once again proven it can turn time into pure luxury. To celebrate the 160th anniversary of one of America’s earliest chronographs—the 1866 Tiffany Timing Watch—the iconic house has introduced a modern reinterpretation: the Tiffany Timer.

This limited edition consists of just 60 pieces, featuring a 40mm polished platinum case, smooth lines, and unique pushers that curve to form a protective guard around the crown. The dial is a masterpiece in itself: more than 50 hours of work went into achieving the perfect depth of the legendary Tiffany Blue, applying 15 layers of lacquer and baking it for 12 hours. The watch is set with baguette diamond hour markers, and the faceted crown echoes the brand’s signature Tiffany Setting hexagonal cut, a symbol of its iconic engagement rings.

The biggest surprise lies inside. Through the sapphire caseback, a miniature 18-karat yellow gold “Bird on a Rock” sculpture sits on the rotor of the El Primero 400 movement. This automatic caliber offers a 50-hour power reserve and dark gray subdials that create a symmetrical, easy-to-read layout. Each watch comes with a taupe alligator strap and a five-year international warranty.

Eternity Baguette: Tiffany’s Gemstone Masterclass

Tiffany takes its stone-setting craft even further with the Eternity Baguette collection. For the first time, baguette stones appear on the bezel, referencing the classic eternity ring design. The watch comes in a 36mm white gold case and is available in two versions: Eternity Baguette Diamond and Eternity Baguette Blue Gradient.

The case is decorated with a “snow-set” diamond technique, creating an endless flow of light. The dial features 12 unique hour markers, each cut differently—heart, pear, Asscher, princess, and more—highlighting Tiffany’s legacy in bridal jewelry.

The major technical upgrade is the collection’s first-ever automatic Swiss movement in a non-limited release, offering a 38-hour power reserve.

• Blue Gradient: a dark blue sunray dial with a bezel set with topaz, sapphires, and emeralds totaling over 5 carats.
• Diamond: aquamarine hour markers paired with a bezel of 36 baguette diamonds, totaling nearly 9.8 carats across the model.

Both versions are fitted with tone-matched alligator straps and a white gold “T” clasp adorned with diamonds.

Sixteen Stone by Tiffany Mother-of-Pearl: Jewelry That Moves

The Sixteen Stone collection pays tribute to Jean Schlumberger’s legendary 1959 design. Inspired by the designer’s textile roots, the signature crisscross motif becomes a rotating decorative element on the dial.

The central mother-of-pearl disk is framed by an 18-karat yellow gold “X” ring and 24 round diamonds, which spin freely with movement. Crafting this ring takes 25 hours of meticulous work, from casting to hand-polishing each golden “stitch.”

The 36mm white gold case is set with 413 diamonds, and the caseback is engraved with sunray motifs inspired by Schlumberger’s Floral Arrows brooch. Inside sits a high-precision Swiss quartz movement. The watch comes on a signature Tiffany Blue alligator strap with a diamond-set white gold clasp. Due to its complex assembly, the model will be released in limited quantities annually.

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