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The new Bell & Ross BR-X3 Patrouille de France brings the French aerobatic team’s blue livery, tricolour details and Alpha Jet cues to the brand’s latest technical square-case platform.
The Longines Legend Diver 59 revives the full-size no-date format with a 42mm steel case, grained black dial, COSC-certified movement and 300 metres of water resistance.
The URWERK UR-101 Diamond Sky brings the brand’s satellite-hour language into a more celestial register, pairing grade 5 titanium with a dial set beneath 214 diamond stars.
The Kobold Seal Tactical pairs a matte blasted steel case, 300 meters of water resistance and serious shock protection with the early microbrand character that made Kobold distinctive.
Unveiled at Circuit of the Americas, the Ferrari HC25 is a single-client Special Projects roadster that turns the F8 Spider’s non-hybrid V8 formula into a dramatic final statement.
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The URWERK UR-101 Diamond Sky brings the brand’s satellite-hour language into a more celestial register, pairing grade 5 titanium with a dial set beneath 214 diamond stars.
The Kobold Seal Tactical pairs a matte blasted steel case, 300 meters of water resistance and serious shock protection with the early microbrand character that made Kobold distinctive.
Unveiled at Circuit of the Americas, the Ferrari HC25 is a single-client Special Projects roadster that turns the F8 Spider’s non-hybrid V8 formula into a dramatic final statement.
Patina can turn an old watch into a singular object, but collectors prize only the right kind of aging. Here is why faded bezels, creamy lume and tropical dials matter.
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