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Rolex marks the centenary of the Oyster case with new Oyster Perpetual references, putting its most essential collection at the center of a major brand anniversary.
March LA.B’s new AM2 XS keeps the brand’s sharply faceted 1970s case language, but shrinks it into a 32mm manual-wind dress watch with a 6.7mm profile.
Omega’s newest 007 watch is a Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph tied to the upcoming 007 First Light game, with calibre 9900, a 44mm steel case and subtle bronze-gold accents.
Serica’s new Ref. 7505 Field Chronometer pairs a compact 35mm case with COSC certification, 200 metres of water resistance and a redesigned Bonklip bracelet.
Hamilton’s Accumatic A-203 is a restrained late-1960s automatic with a solid 14K gold case, an ETA-derived movement and the kind of understated presence that makes vintage watches personal.
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Serica’s new Ref. 7505 Field Chronometer pairs a compact 35mm case with COSC certification, 200 metres of water resistance and a redesigned Bonklip bracelet.
Hamilton’s Accumatic A-203 is a restrained late-1960s automatic with a solid 14K gold case, an ETA-derived movement and the kind of understated presence that makes vintage watches personal.
Seiko adds two anniversary models to Presage, led by a cobalt blue Arita porcelain dial and a compact 36mm dress watch with shironeri-inspired detailing.
Chris Alexander, better known as The Dial Artist, will create a limited number of personalised dial artworks at Hands On Horology on June 13, with charity auction pieces also planned for attendees.
The new Armin Strom Dual Time GMT Resonance Aventurine pairs a compact steel case with twin starry displays and the brand’s in-house resonance clutch movement.
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