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Zenith’s compact Defy Skyline 36 gains a silver sunray dial, bringing a more restrained and versatile character to the brand’s smaller integrated-bracelet sports watch.
The Swatch x Audemars Piguet Royal Pop arrives as an unexpected pocket watch project, offered in eight colour-led editions with a deliberately playful character.
Bulgari adds a platinum tourbillon to its Octo Finissimo Ultra line, pairing the collection’s radical thinness with one of traditional watchmaking’s most demanding complications.
Casio’s GMW-BZ5000 brings a memory-in-pixel display to the full-metal square G-Shock format, adding stronger contrast without turning the formula upside down.
Baltic and SpaceOne have joined forces on the Seconde Majeure, a 38.5mm 904L steel jumping-hour watch with a module developed by Théo Auffret, two German silver finishing options and pre-order pricing from EUR 2,500 before taxes.
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Zenith’s compact Defy Skyline 36 gains a silver sunray dial, bringing a more restrained and versatile character to the brand’s smaller integrated-bracelet sports watch.
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The new Longines HydroConquest Commonwealth Games Limited Edition brings a teal gradient dial, ceramic bezel and rubber strap to the brand’s modern dive watch platform.
The latest 42mm Longines HydroConquest brings a cleaner dial, a slim 300-metre case, useful clasp adjustment and strong value, though its long lugs make wrist fit worth checking.
The new Panerai Submersible GMT PAM01495 pairs a 47mm titanium DMLS case with an openworked dial, flyer GMT movement and serious 500-metre dive-watch credentials.
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