XBAND is a new wearable that hides health-tracking sensors inside the clasp of a rubber watch strap, letting collectors keep their own mechanical watch on the wrist.
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The SeaQ and SeaQ Panorama Date Northern Tide limited editions pair turquoise dégradé dials with German-made dive watch engineering for a North America-only release.
From Italian leather straps to serious multi-watch security, August’s watch accessory highlights cover storage, winding and display for collections of every size.
The Seiko Prospex Marinemaster 1968 Diver’s Reinterpretation 300 m SLA079J1 brings a high-contrast black dial, 300-metre water resistance and the in-house 8L35 automatic calibre to a vintage-minded professional diver.
Seiko gives its 1965 Heritage Diver a dark green and gilt treatment for Europe, pairing vintage-leaning details with the upgraded 40mm case, 300m water resistance and 6R55 automatic movement.
Boreham Motorworks has reimagined the Ford Escort MK1 as a Ford-licensed, carbon-bodied road car with serious engineering, limited production and a striking €410,000 starting price.
From Breguet’s pare-chute to Incabloc and KIF Parechoc, shock protection helped turn fragile mechanical watches into practical daily companions.
Mathieu Cleguer’s first watch is a titanium, subscription-funded independent timepiece built around a proprietary escapement and a sculptural open movement architecture.
Tourbillons no longer live exclusively behind five-figure Swiss price tags. These accessible watches bring the complication into far more approachable territory, from a Swiss flying tourbillon to bold Chinese-made alternatives.
The limited BR-X3 Micro-Rotor moves Bell & Ross away from cockpit cues and into a more architectural expression of skeletonised watchmaking.
The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x Team Ikuzawa takes its cue from the Roadmaster Stopwatch, bringing a focused timing-instrument idea into the Carrera line.
Military watch history didn’t end when quartz arrived. It changed shape, moving from issued Submariners and Fifty Fathoms divers to digital Casios treated as practical field equipment.
The F.P. Journe Chronomètre à Résonance Souscription No. 007 became a record-setting independent watch at Phillips New York, but its real importance lies in the audacity of making resonance work on the wrist.
Mido’s octagonal Multifort 8 One Crown gets a sharper, more technical personality with a black PVD steel case, textured black dial, rubber strap and 80-hour automatic movement.
The new SeaQ “Northern Tide” limited editions add a turquoise dégradé dial to two proven Glashütte Original dive-watch formats, each limited to 100 pieces for North America.
Audemars Piguet introduces three new 37mm Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph models with vivid Tapisserie dials, lightweight case options, diamond-set details and the in-house Calibre 6401.
The revived Sicura name returns with the Hexa 400, a 40mm automatic dive watch inspired by the 1968 Diver 400 and fitted with modern specs, dual crowns and 400 metres of water resistance.
A closer editorial look at the Breguet Tradition 7037 and GMT 7067, two watches that show how the collection turns mechanical architecture into the main event.
Toronto’s new independent atelier kala is preparing a 100-piece debut that treats the wristwatch less like a template and more like a small, wearable composition.
The new TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x Team Ikuzawa reworks the 39mm Glassbox with a white Clous de Paris dial, red lacquered accents and a bicompax layout limited to 150 pieces.