In 2000, the W. GABUS brand was revived in Russia and Switzerland in the luxury watch segment.

In 2001, the first watches bearing the founder’s name were released. W. GABUS established the entire watch production cycle in Biel, Switzerland.

In 2002–2003, the first collection of prestigious gold watches, Louis William Gabus, was launched. Powered by the Peseux-ETA 7001 calibre, it evoked the style of the 1920s. In 2004, W. GABUS became the official timekeeper of the Kremlin Cup tennis tournament in Moscow.

W. GABUS released limited editions of the Maurice, Le Locle (Soprod 9075 calibre), Hélène and Worb collections in 18-karat white, yellow and rose gold. Some exclusive models were set with diamonds.

W. GABUS partnered with Swiss manufacturers Dubois Dépraz and La Joux-Perret to develop movements for the new Transmatic collection.

In 2020, W. GABUS introduced the Transmatic Big Date collection, featuring a distinctive toboggan-shaped case and the Dubois Dépraz 14'000 calibre.

In 2023, the Transmatic Regulator collection was launched with the Swiss La Joux-Perret 3850 automatic calibre.

In 2024, W. GABUS began developing new watch collections designed to meet its high standards of quality and elegance.

In 2025, W. GABUS introduced the Transmatic Power Reserve collection, powered by the Swiss La Joux-Perret 3513 automatic calibre with a big date and power reserve indicator.