We have completed a full pricing update of the current Breitling catalogue on WatchBase. The latest official 2026 retail prices are now reflected across hundreds of active references.

The increases vary across the catalogue. Watches in stainless steel, titanium, and other non-precious metals generally received relatively moderate adjustments, while the increases are more substantial for models made entirely or partially from precious metals.

During the update, we also identified and added one (!) reference that was still missing from the database: the Breitling Premier B01 Chronograph 42 AB0145371L1P2.

More than 5,000 Breitling references

Including older and discontinued models, WatchBase currently documents well over 5,000 individual Breitling references. This makes Breitling the brand with the highest number of unique SKUs in the WatchBase database.

Each reference is documented separately, allowing differences in materials, dial variants, straps, bracelets, and other configurations to be recorded at individual reference level.

Historical pricing and long-term trends

As with all WatchBase pricing updates, previous retail prices remain available alongside the latest figures. This makes it possible to follow how official pricing has changed over time while retaining the historical data attached to older and discontinued references.

Ongoing pricing updates on WatchBase

Maintaining current retail pricing is part of the ongoing work behind WatchBase. As brands revise their catalogues and prices, we update active references while preserving the historical information already associated with them.

Users of the WatchBase Data Feed can now refresh their local databases to align with the latest 2026 Breitling pricing across the current catalogue.

We have completed a full pricing update of the IWC Schaffhausen catalogue on WatchBase. The latest official 2026 retail prices are now reflected across all current collections, including Portugieser, (Big) Pilot, Portofino, Aquatimer, and Ingenieur.

This update covers the full active catalogue at individual reference level. Each model, variation, and configuration has been reviewed and updated where needed to reflect the most recent pricing available for the European market.

Most of the price increases appear to be concentrated around gold watches. The rest of the catalogue remains largely unchanged compared to our previous full IWC pricing update in June 2025. Even so, those references now also carry a new 2026 pricing datapoint, confirming their inclusion in this latest update cycle.

Historical pricing and long-term trends

As with all WatchBase pricing updates, historical retail prices remain available alongside current ones. This allows users to view how pricing has evolved over time rather than seeing only the most recent figures.

This becomes especially interesting with references that have been part of a collection for many years. A good example is the IWC Portofino Automatic IW3565-01, a model introduced in 2011 and still present in the catalogue today. For watches like this, the accumulation of multiple pricing datapoints over more than a decade makes it possible to observe long-term developments in retail pricing.

Ongoing pricing updates on WatchBase

Maintaining current and accurate retail pricing is part of the ongoing work behind WatchBase. As brands revise their catalogue prices, we update references at individual level while preserving the historical data already associated with them.

For users of the WatchBase Data Feed, we recommend refreshing local databases to align with the latest 2026 IWC pricing across the current catalogue.

We have completed a comprehensive pricing update of the Rolex catalogue on WatchBase. All regular-production watches that are part of Rolex’s current offering have now been updated to reflect official 2026 retail prices for the European market.

This update spans the full breadth of Rolex’s active catalogue, covering hundreds of individual references, configurations, and executions. Case materials, dial variants, bezel options, and bracelet configurations are all documented at reference level, ensuring that each distinct watch is represented with its correct, current list price. In the process, we also identified and added two (!) previously missing references: the Yacht-Master 268655-0017 and the Daytona 126515LN-0010.

As with all WatchBase pricing updates, this revision applies strictly to watches that remain in regular production. Discontinued models and historical references are left unchanged, preserving the integrity of long-term price tracking and historical comparison.

The most complete Rolex list price database

With this update, WatchBase now maintains the largest structured database of official Rolex list prices currently available. By documenting prices at reference level across the entire regular-production catalogue, WatchBase offers a uniquely detailed view of Rolex’s current market positioning, from core Oyster Perpetual models to the full Professional and Classic collections.

This approach allows collectors, researchers, and industry professionals to analyse pricing consistently across materials, complications, and model families, without conflating discontinued references or secondary-market data with current production watches.

Ongoing pricing updates on WatchBase

Pricing updates form a core part of the WatchBase methodology. As brands revise their retail structures over time, WatchBase updates current catalogue pricing while keeping historical retail prices available for reference, enabling long-term price comparison and analysis.

Users of the WatchBase Data Feed can now align their local databases with the updated 2026 Rolex retail pricing. The revision covers all regular-production references currently in the catalogue and ensures pricing consistency across connected platforms.

The full Rolex catalogue on WatchBase now reflects official 2026 pricing for all regular-production models currently offered by the brand.

We have completed a comprehensive update of our Patek Philippe database, reflecting the latest retail pricing as of February 2026. All affected entries have been reviewed and aligned with the most recent price information available for the European market.

Alongside the pricing update, we have expanded the database with a number of previously missing references. This includes several Haute Joaillerie and heavily diamond-set Nautilus models, covering both chronograph and Travel Time variants, as well as gem-set executions across different case materials.

Recent additions include, among others:
https://watchbase.com/patek-philippe/nautilus/5990-1421g-001
https://watchbase.com/patek-philippe/nautilus/5711-113p-001
https://watchbase.com/patek-philippe/nautilus/5723-1r-010

For those using our WatchBase Data Feed, we recommend updating your local databases to reflect the current Patek Philippe February 2026 pricing to ensure accuracy across platforms.

As always, WatchBase remains committed to offering the most complete, verified, and professional source of watch specifications and pricing information.

We have completed our first pricing update for 2026, starting with Tudor. All watches that are part of TUDOR’s current catalogue on WatchBase have now been updated to reflect the most recent official retail prices for the European market.

As per WatchBase methodology, pricing updates apply exclusively to active references. Discontinued models remain unchanged, ensuring a clear separation between historical data and current production watches.

Two new FXD references added for 2026

Alongside the pricing update, we have added two new FXD references dated 2026. In both cases, these watches are technically unchanged compared to their immediate predecessors and have been introduced under new reference numbers only.

The Tudor Pelagos FXD Marine Nationale (2026) is, in specification and execution, identical to the earlier Marine Nationale FXD. The 42 mm titanium case with fixed strap bars, bidirectional countdown bezel, no-date dial configuration, and automatic movement remain unchanged. The introduction of a new reference number for 2026 appears to be administrative in nature, likely related to licensing or catalogue structuring, rather than reflecting a physical update to the watch itself.

The same applies to the Tudor Pelagos FXD GMT Zulu Time Aéronautique (2026). Again, the FXD case architecture, GMT functionality, and underlying manufacture calibre remain consistent with the previous FXD GMT release. The 2026 version has been added as a separate catalogue entry solely to reflect the new reference number now in use.

In line with WatchBase standards, both watches are listed as new entries to preserve reference-level accuracy. Earlier FXD Marine Nationale and FXD GMT models remain documented as distinct records, ensuring continuity, traceability, and clarity within the FXD collection.

Keeping WatchBase current

Accurate pricing and reference integrity are central to WatchBase. These updates ensure that collectors, researchers, and professional users can rely on the platform for an up-to-date overview of current production watches, without compromising historical completeness.

Users of the WatchBase API feed will automatically receive the updated 2026 pricing and the newly added FXD references as part of their data exports.

The full, updated TUDOR catalogue is now available on WatchBase, reflecting current pricing and catalogue status for 2026.

We have updated Euro retail prices for all current-collection Omega references on WatchBase. This brings our Omega pricing in line with the latest published Euro MSRPs (NL region). Archived and discontinued references were not part of this pricing pass.

Updated collections include:

• Aqua Terra — https://watchbase.com/omega/aqua-terra

• Seamaster Diver 300M — https://watchbase.com/omega/seamaster-diver-300m

• Speedmaster Moonwatch — https://watchbase.com/omega/speedmaster

Our Omega section now spans 3,786 watches in total. Browse the full brand overview: https://watchbase.com/omega

For API users: current-collection Omega Euro prices are live in the feed. If you mirror or cache our data, please re-sync to fetch the latest values.

We’ve completed a full update of the Patek Philippe watch catalogue on WatchBase. All 160 regular production models now reflect the latest 2025 retail pricing in EUR, making this one of the most comprehensive and up-to-date Patek Philippe price lists for 2025 available online.

This update spans the entire regular collection, including:

• Calatrava

• Nautilus

• Aquanaut

• Complications

• Grand Complications

As part of the 2025 update, some models have seen significant price increases. A few highlights:

• The Patek Philippe Annual Calendar 5205G-013 now retails for over EUR 15,000 more than its previous price.

• The Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime 6300/401G-001 leads the current Patek Philippe pricing 2025 at EUR 4,586,800, making it the highest-priced reference in the brand’s official catalogue.

Please note: This update covers regular production models only. Off-catalogue or bespoke pieces are not included, as they are not publicly priced by the brand.

For those using our WatchBase Data Feed, we recommend updating your local databases to reflect the current Patek Philippe 2025 pricing to ensure accuracy across platforms.

As always, WatchBase remains committed to offering the most complete, verified, and professional source of watch specifications and pricing information.

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.