From Sony’s high-resolution Alpha 7R VI to Bang & Olufsen’s pool-ready Beosound A1, this month’s standout tech balances serious capability with objects you’ll actually want to live with.
Browsing: Watches
The Excalibur Biretrograde Calendar RDDBEX1209 pairs Roger Dubuis’ theatrical calendar display with a 40 mm steel case and a Cosmic Blue dial, making it the brand’s most accessible watch to date.
Girard-Perregaux adds four new Laureato Fifty references, extending the collection across 39 mm and 36 mm case sizes for a more varied take on its integrated-bracelet sports watch.
A practical summer watch guide covering five confirmed picks from Favre-Leuba, Certina, Kollokium, TAG Heuer and Seiko, from serious divers to tide-tracking chronographs and affordable field watches.
Hublot’s 2026 Big Bang Summer collection brings pastel ceramic to chronographs, a 10-piece tourbillon and three compact 33mm automatic models.
The creator behind Wraven Labs has built a following by turning speculative watch complications into sharp, short-form design ideas that feel unusually fluent in both horology and internet culture.
Hublot’s Summer 2026 Big Bang releases lean into pink, mint green, sky blue, peach and petrol blue ceramic, with new Unico, tourbillon and 33 mm references.
Toyota returned to the top step at the 2026 Le Mans 24 Hours, with Mike Conway, Kamui Kobayashi and Nyck de Vries taking victory in the #7 TR010 Hybrid after a tense fight with BMW and Cadillac.
The second edition of Hands On Horology drew more than 800 guests to Protein Studios, with 50 distinctive watch brands, event exclusives, charity fundraising and a packed day of collector energy.
The AXIA England Argos and Enosi bring FIFA World Cup 2026 licensing into mechanical watch territory, with limited runs, Swiss automatic movements and two very different cases.
Timex’s Atelier Chronograph Automatic M1a Ti pairs a skeletonised titanium case with a Swiss-made Landeron automatic chronograph movement and accessible luxury pricing.
The new Bovet Récital 32 brings the maison’s first true GMT into a 42mm openworked case, complete with a flying tourbillon, 10-day power reserve and a pusher-operated second time zone.
A clear beginner’s guide to Omega’s modern watch families, from the Moonwatch and other Speedmasters to the broader Seamaster, De Ville and Constellation pillars.
The Richard Mille RM 55-01 introduces the manual-wind RMUL4 calibre, a sub-5-gram movement housed in the brand’s familiar tonneau case across Carbon TPT and Quartz TPT versions.
Bulgari’s Octo Finissimo Perpetual Calendar returns with a blue titanium treatment, bringing a cooler, more architectural tone to one of the brand’s most distinctive complicated watches.
The 2026 ochs und junior Anno Sandblasted keeps Ludwig Oechslin’s radically simple annual calendar mechanics and gives the watch a quieter rhodium-plated dial in grade 5 titanium.
Awake’s latest Son Mai collection pairs Vietnamese lacquer, hand guilloché and a redesigned 38mm steel case at a notably approachable price point.
Studio Underd0g has opened The D0ghouse in Maidenhead, combining an appointment-only showroom with a hands-on assembly experience where guests build and take home a 01SERIES watch.
The Fears Brunswick 40 ‘Helmsman’ ES brings a more capable, matte-finished tool watch character to the British brand’s cushion-cased flagship.
The Fleury Manufacture FXR-4 Chronograph Sand brings a warmer dial and a reworked case to the independent brand’s thoughtfully constructed chronograph.