The second-generation Studio Underd0g 02Series keeps the compact field-watch format but brings a slimmer case, reworked sapphire dials and a longer-running Sellita movement.
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TAG Heuer marks its 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed presence with a 71-piece Monaco Chronograph in British Racing Green, powered by the Calibre TH20-00.
Zenith expands its most assertive high-frequency chronograph line with two new Defy Extreme models, pairing a 1/100th-second movement with lapis lazuli, forged carbon and violet-tinted sapphire.
The new Ferdinand Berthoud Chronomètre FB 3SPC.2-1 brings a warmer rose gold case and nickel silver architecture to the brand’s COSC-certified cylindrical hairspring chronometer.
The Oris Divers Date gains a new olive green dial while keeping the 39mm case, ceramic bezel, 200m water resistance and strap set introduced with the modernised collection.
The Panerai Submersible PAM01756 marks a notable first for the collection by pairing the 44 mm Submersible format with a steel bracelet.
The British microbrand returns to its colourful field watch line with the 02SERIES GEN2, keeping the personality intact while refining a formula that already had a loyal following.
The new Panerai Submersible PAM01756 brings a full stainless steel bracelet to the 44mm Submersible format for the first time, pairing it with a clean no-date dial, 500 metres of water resistance and the upgraded P.980 automatic movement.
Seiko’s practical 5 Sports Field GMT gains two military-leaning dial colours, pairing field-watch readability with an accessible automatic GMT movement.
Seiko expands the Presage Cocktail Time collection with three Crushed Ice models, pairing textured gradient dials with accessible automatic watchmaking.
Reservoir’s new Mark II Series brings a more angular 41mm steel case, integrated bracelet and three distinct dial treatments to the brand’s signature jumping-hour and retrograde-minute display.
Seiko’s custom Star Time for Shohei Ohtani turns the idea of career time into a mechanical display capable of tracking up to one million hours.
The new Seiko Presage Cocktail Time HCB001, HCB002 and HCB003 keep the line’s textured-dial charm, now in compact 38.5mm cases and three gradient colourways.
Vacheron Constantin expands the compact Overseas Self-Winding line with two 34.5mm references in stainless steel and 18k rose gold, each delivered with three interchangeable wearing options.
The Studio Underd0g 02SERIES Gen2 updates the British brand’s field watch with a slimmer case, cleaner dial layout, four colourways and a 63-hour Sellita movement.
The 2026 Hermès Cape Cod Titanium brings a larger angular case, 100m water resistance, rubber straps and the automatic H1912 calibre to one of the maison’s most distinctive watch designs.
The limited A1 Prehistoric brings hand-chiselled steel, an anthracite hand-cut dial and Brancusi-inspired texture to Anoma’s triangular watch.
Chopard expands its compact Mille Miglia Classic Chronograph with three numbered country-exclusive editions for the UK, France and Germany.
IWC’s limited Big Pilot Perpetual Calendar Ceralume brings its luminous ceramic technology into production with a glowing 46.5 mm case, dial and strap.
The debut Hibernal MW35 is a 35mm automatic from a one-person Canadian microbrand, pairing a distinctive shaped steel case with a Miyota 9039 movement, 100 metres of water resistance and a practical H-link bracelet.