We’ve completed a full update of our Jaeger‑LeCoultre database. All models in the current collection now reflect the latest 2025 retail pricing in EUR, ensuring accurate and current data for collectors, retailers, and professionals.

Alongside pricing updates, we’ve added a range of previously missing references, configurations, and calibers, significantly enhancing the comprehensiveness of our JLC coverage.

Notable new additions include:

• Duomètre Quantième Lunaire Q604848J – White gold version with a blue dial and moon phase display at 12 o’clock. This variant features Jaeger‑LeCoultre’s signature dual-wing architecture, which separates the timekeeping and calendar functions to improve precision. It is powered by the manually wound calibre 381 and offers a sapphire case back to view its movement.

• Reverso Tribute Enamel “Monet’s Venice – San Giorgio Maggiore” Q39334M4 – Part of the Métiers Rares series, this edition showcases Grand Feu enamel artwork on the reverso case, replicating Monet’s San Giorgio Maggiore at Dusk. Its front face is finished with translucent blue enamel over guilloché, powered by manual calibre 822, and housed in a white gold Reverso case.

• Calibre 101 Secrets Q2873220 – A platinum high-jewelry timepiece featuring the world’s smallest mechanical movement. The bracelet hides the dial beneath a sliding cover and is fully gem-set. The Calibre 101 movement, first introduced in 1929, remains a hallmark of micro-engineering.

Our Jaeger‑LeCoultre catalogue now reflects both current retail pricing and expanded technical depth across the full production range.

Users of our WatchBase Data Feed are encouraged to update their local databases to align with the most recent pricing and specification changes.

As always, our aim is to maintain the most complete, accurate, and reliable horological reference available.

Glashütte Original: 2025 Pricing Update and Catalogue Expansion

We’ve completed a full overhaul of our Glashütte Original database. This update includes revised pricing for more than 500 references in the current catalogue. In some cases, prices had not been updated since 2019, making this a substantial revision. Alongside pricing adjustments, we’ve also added a large number of previously missing configurations and references, bringing the total number of Glashütte Original entries on WatchBase to over 800.

Users of our Data Feed are encouraged to update their local databases to ensure their pricing for Glashütte Original watches reflects the latest EUR retail figures.

A. Lange & Söhne: Back Catalogue Expansion in Progress

In parallel, we’ve begun expanding our A. Lange & Söhne coverage, with a focus on important models from the brand’s early years post-revival. While pricing updates will follow, our current effort is aimed at improving historical coverage and depth.

Recent additions include:

• Saxonia Big Date 105.027 – White gold with blue dial (1997)

• Cabaret 107.025 – Platinum (2004)

• Langematik 301.025 – Platinum (1997)

Our A. Lange & Söhne database now holds over 400 references, and will continue to grow as we expand coverage of the brand’s earlier models.

We’ve completed a full overhaul of our Tudor watch database, bringing all references in line with the latest 2025 retail pricing in EUR. The previous update was finalized on January 1st, 2024, making this the first comprehensive revision of the year.

While most price increases were moderate, typically no more than a few hundred euros for steel-and-gold models, all current entries have been reviewed and adjusted where necessary to reflect the latest manufacturer suggested retail prices.

In addition, we’ve added two previously missing references to the Black Bay Chronograph line:

• M79360N-0011 – Black inverted panda dial on a stainless steel three-link bracelet

• M79360N-0012 – White panda dial on a stainless steel three-link bracelet

Our full Tudor catalogue now includes over 1,100 unique references, covering all current production models as well as selected entries from recent years.

Users of our WatchBase Data Feed are advised to update their local databases to ensure all Tudor pricing and specifications are current.

As always, our goal is to provide a complete and accurate reference resource for collectors, retailers, and professionals.

We’ve just completed a full revision of our Certina watch database. This update brings all models in line with the latest manufacturer suggested retail prices (MSRP) in EUR, ensuring accurate and current pricing across the collection.

In addition to revised pricing, we’ve corrected and expanded technical details across many existing entries and added a number of previously missing references — including the new DS-X collection. Introduced in July 2025, the DS-X is a modern quartz GMT sports watch with a 41 mm stainless steel case, a rotating compass bezel, a fixed 24-hour scale, and water resistance up to 200 m. It is available in five color variants with a choice of rubber strap or steel bracelet.

Our Certina catalogue now includes over 800 unique watch references, spanning multiple collections and generations.

Users of our WatchBase Data Feed are advised to update their local databases to ensure pricing and specifications for Certina watches are fully up to date.

As always, our goal is to provide a reliable and comprehensive resource for collectors, retailers, and professionals.

We’ve completed a major update to our Rolex catalogue, bringing all references in line with the latest 2025 retail pricing. This project began in March and concluded today, covering more than 1,000 active references across all Rolex collections.

While Rolex has streamlined its offering—most notably reducing the number of variations within the Datejust and Day-Date lines—our database continues to reflect the full breadth of the current catalogue with detailed, reference-level accuracy.

As part of this update, we’ve also added several previously unlisted references, including:

• Day-Date 36 128235-0070 – Rose gold with a white dial and the updated Roman numeral design first seen on the Day-Date 40

• Day-Date 36 128348RBR-0068 – Yellow gold with a diamond-set bezel and green ‘Ombré’ dial

• Day-Date 40 228396TBR-0042 – Platinum with baguette-cut diamond bezel and a blue ‘Ombré’ dial

Also worth noting: the most expensive watch currently listed in the official Rolex catalogue is the Lady-Datejust 279459RBR-0001, in white gold and fully set with diamonds, including the President bracelet and pavé dial, which retails for EUR 164,700. While there are off-catalogue pieces that command even higher prices, they are not publicly listed.

Some of the 2025 price increases are considerable, particularly for references whose pricing had not been updated in several years. We strongly recommend API-feed users update their local databases to ensure all Rolex pricing reflects the most current figures.

As always, we remain committed to maintaining an accurate and transparent reference for collectors, retailers, and professionals.

We’ve completed a full update of our TAG Heuer listings to reflect the latest 2025 retail pricing based on current figures for the Netherlands. Alongside revised prices, we’ve added a number of new and previously missing references across multiple collections.

New additions include:

• Carrera Chronograph Dato CBS2211.BA0048, now on a beads-of-rice style bracelet

• Aquaracer Professional 200 WBP2150.BA0627, featuring a yellow gold-plated bezel and crown with a full stainless steel bracelet

• Carrera Chronograph CBS2219.FC6607, with a striking purple gradient dial

This update ensures that our TAG Heuer catalogue remains accurate and complete, covering both recent releases and core models across the Carrera, Aquaracer, Monaco, Formula 1, and Link collections.

The overall trend is clear: TAG Heuer is moving upmarket in terms of pricing. This is particularly evident in models that have been in the collection for an extended period. A notable example is the Monaco Calibre 11 “Steve McQueen” CAW211P.FC6356, which was priced at EUR 4,995 in 2015 and now lists at EUR 7,950 — a 59% increase over the past decade.

As always, we remain committed to providing a comprehensive and up-to-date reference resource for collectors, retailers, and professionals.

We’ve updated our Audemars Piguet listings to reflect the latest 2025 retail pricing for all models that are not marked as ‘price on request’. In addition to revising prices, we’ve also added several previously overlooked references.

New additions include:

• 15510BC.OO.1320BC.04 – Royal Oak Selfwinding 41 in white gold with smoked blue dial

• 15720CN.OO.A002CA.02 – Royal Oak Offshore Diver in white gold with smoked red dial

• 26670ST.OO.1240ST.02 – Royal Oak Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon RD#3 (non-anniversary edition)

Our Audemars Piguet catalogue now comprises over 1,300 unique references across all major collections, including Royal Oak, Royal Oak Offshore, Royal Oak Concept, CODE 11:59, Jules Audemars, Millenary, Classique, and (Re)Master. This makes it one of the most extensive publicly -and freely- available AP databases. Coverage will continue to expand with both new releases and archival additions.

All listed prices are based on the most recent EUR retail figures, specifically for the Netherlands, and all specifications have been cross-verified for accuracy.

We’ve completed a significant update to our Zenith catalogue. This includes revised retail pricing based on the latest available information for the Netherlands, corrections to existing references, and the addition of several previously unlisted models.

Among the newly added references are:

• PILOT Big Date Flyback Porter

• PILOT Automatic Porter

• El Primero Original Triple Date Hodinkee Edition

As always, we remains committed to maintaining an accurate and up-to-date database for collectors, retailers, and professionals. All Zenith entries now reflect the most current retail pricing and specifications available in the EUR region.

View our full catalogue of past & current Zenith watches at this link.