The latest King Seiko VANAC models keep the line’s angular 1970s spirit intact, adding three lighter titanium references and an 800-piece Seiko Blue anniversary edition.
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The new PAM01734 and PAM01794 mark a century of Panerai’s Piazza San Giovanni boutique with 44 mm Luminor cases, hand-wound eight-day movements and details tied to Florence.
Cyma’s Grand Maestro Steel Cross is a 43mm automatic chronograph with a textured dial, ceramic tachymeter bezel and ETA 7753 movement, priced from the panda-dial reference at USD 4,137.
ArtyA’s Complexity Métiers d’Art keeps the radical twin inclined tourbillon architecture and adds a deep layer of hand engraving, hammering and polishing inside a sapphire case.
The new Isotope Hydrium Grey Reef Shark brings a monochrome, micro-blasted finish to the brand’s dive watch, along with the collection’s first stainless steel bracelet.
Panerai’s new Luminor Firenze 8 Giorni editions celebrate the 100th anniversary of the brand’s Piazza San Giovanni boutique with historic dial signatures, 44mm cases and eight-day manual movements.
Louis Vuitton expands the Tambour Spin Time line with five permanent references spanning green and opal dials, world time, and a platinum flying tourbillon.
Tutima adds a more classical expression to the Patria Small Seconds, pairing a polished Grade 5 titanium case with a silvery-white guilloché-style dial and solid gold hands.
Panerai celebrates 100 years of its Piazza San Giovanni boutique with two limited Luminor Firenze 8 Giorni models in Platinumtech and steel, both inspired by a rare 1960s prototype.
Chronoswiss revisits its hand-free Neo Digiteur with three pastel limited editions, pairing Rose, Mint and Sky dials with a manual-wound jumping-hour display.
Seiko expands the 5 Sports SKX SNZH line with two £340 mechanical sports watches, pairing familiar SKX-inspired proportions with smarter white and green dial treatments.
The Rado DiaStar Original 60th Anniversary proves that a design-led watch can feel bold, wearable and unexpectedly versatile after just seven days on the wrist.
Hublot’s Big Bang Original Soft Touch arrives in All Black and All Red editions, using a textured rubber compound across the case, dial and strap for a deliberately tactile take on the brand’s signature chronograph.
Chronoswiss adds Rose, Mint and Sky pastel dials to the Neo Digiteur, a hand-wound digital regulator limited to 99 pieces per colour.
The David Candaux DC6 Wildfire pairs a vivid orange titanium dial with UD carbon, a retractable crown and the independent watchmaker’s inclined flying tourbillon.
BA111OD’s acquisition of BCP Tourbillons marks a serious step for the young Swiss brand, crowned by a refined Chapter 4 Tourbillon T.V.D with a 120-hour hand-wound calibre.
A. Lange & Söhne has expanded the 1815 UP/DOWN with a new 37.5 mm size, offered in pink gold and white gold for a more restrained take on the brand’s classical power-reserve watch.
The Brilliant Flying Tourbillon Baguette Pastel Arlequino turns one of watchmaking’s most delicate components into a high-jewellery spectacle, with 54 diamonds set directly onto the balance wheel.
Seiko’s latest Presage Cocktail Time GMT watches pair cocktail-inspired dials with gold-toned steel cases, automatic GMT movements and accessible pricing.
The King Seiko VANAC Cosmic Tokyo brings a black, star-like dial, steel integrated-bracelet case and 8L45 automatic movement to the Tokyo-inspired line.