Seiko’s 145th anniversary programme turns toward the future with a six-watch Edo purple collection spanning the Alpinist, Speedtimer, Cocktail Time GMT, Seiko 5 Sports SKX, Rotocall and Astron lines.
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Christopher Ward’s limited-edition Trident 30×30 brings a wave-textured blue dial, Sellita’s 65-hour SW200-2 Power+ movement and a clear conservation pledge in support of the Blue Marine Foundation.
The DOXA SUB 300 Ti5 Clive Cussler gives the brand’s classic dive-watch profile a lighter Grade 5 titanium case, a new sandwich dial and COSC-certified performance.
The Singer Reimagined Heritage V72 places restored new-old-stock Valjoux 72 chronograph movements inside a modern 38.8mm case, with steel and yellow gold versions offered in two dial configurations.
The Favre Leuba Deep Raider Day Date now comes in three steel and yellow gold PVD editions, pairing 300 metres of dive-watch capability with gradient dials and a practical bilingual day-date display.
Seiko’s 145th anniversary collection brings a traditional Tokyo purple dial treatment to the Prospex Alpinist, Presage Cocktail Time GMT and Seiko 5 Sports SKX.
Panerai’s Submersible Navy SEALs PAM01738 brings a military-coded identity to the brand’s professional dive watch family, with the reference name doing much of the talking.
The contemporary Omega Speedmaster family shows how the Moonwatch can stay familiar while embracing lacquer dials, ceramic cases, updated movement technology and space-linked storytelling.
The new Grøne Oldenzaal Horologium is a hand-wound 39mm dress watch offered in Quirky and Classic editions, each limited to 188 pieces and priced at €2,390 excluding VAT.
Chopard Co-President Karl-Friedrich Scheufele reflects on the watches, ideas and instincts that shape his view of time, from Ferdinand Berthoud to the L.U.C 1860.
Urwerk’s latest UR-100V Lightspeed Ceramic pairs its wandering-hour display with a white ceramic composite case and a poetic indication of how long sunlight takes to reach each planet.
Angelus introduces a 39 mm monopusher chronograph that unites telemeter, pulsometer and tachymeter scales in two 25-piece limited editions.
The Ming 37.06 Royal Selangor brings together two Malaysian names around a rare hammered pewter dial, pairing independent watch design with traditional metal craft.
The Grönefeld brothers’ more approachable Grøne label adds a 39mm hand-wound small seconds dress watch in two sharply different limited editions.
The Cambridge microbrand gives its signature curved-case design a more capable daily-wear brief with a 38mm case, 100m water resistance, stronger lume and a £525 price.
A curated look at standout 2026 dive watches, from affordable automatic divers to extreme-depth titanium tool watches with serious underwater credentials.
Seiko’s experimental Power Design Project is heading to London with a free exhibition of non-production concept watches shaped by seven designers’ personal obsessions.
Baltic’s Aquascaphe MK2 gains a discreet 6 o’clock date option while keeping the compact proportions, vintage dive-watch character and accessible pricing that made the line a modern indie favourite.
The La Chaux-de-Fonds watchmaker celebrates its sport-elegance philosophy with a 40mm numbered chronograph limited to 115 pieces.
Seiko and Honda mark 45 years of the Motocompo with a playful 8,000-piece Seiko 5 Sports limited edition, complete with a yellow dial, black coated case and scooter-inspired details.