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Briston adds wave-textured dials, colorful lume accents and a choice of acetate or steel cases to its accessible Clubmaster Legend dive watch family.
Baltic marks its fourth consecutive year as official Tour Auto timekeeper with a 300-piece rally timer set pairing a flyback stopwatch with a matching dash clock.
Richard Mille’s gem-set watches treat diamonds, sapphires and hard stones as part of the watch’s construction, not decoration added at the end.
Nomos Glashütte brings its peripheral date display into a more wearable 38 mm format, while new 18 kt gold versions give the Tangente Update a warmer, dressier character.
The new white-gold Calatrava Alarm 5322G brings Patek Philippe’s chiming alarm mechanism into a cleaner, more wearable format with textured dials, a 24-hour alarm and surprisingly practical operation.
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Richard Mille’s gem-set watches treat diamonds, sapphires and hard stones as part of the watch’s construction, not decoration added at the end.
Nomos Glashütte brings its peripheral date display into a more wearable 38 mm format, while new 18 kt gold versions give the Tangente Update a warmer, dressier character.
The new white-gold Calatrava Alarm 5322G brings Patek Philippe’s chiming alarm mechanism into a cleaner, more wearable format with textured dials, a 24-hour alarm and surprisingly practical operation.
The Venezianico Arsenale Calendario brings a complete calendar layout, a Miyota 9100 movement and an assertive integrated bracelet case to a $1,400 watch with real personality.
Panerai celebrates the 1936 yacht Eilean with a 47mm bronze Radiomir, green sandwich dial and hand-wound P.3000 calibre.
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Baltic marks its fourth consecutive year as official Tour Auto timekeeper with a 300-piece rally timer set pairing a flyback stopwatch with a matching dash clock.
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Certina’s compact titanium DS Action Diver returns in three 38mm versions with bright dial accents, 300 metres of water resistance and the Powermatic 80 automatic movement.
The very first reason why your first luxury wristwatch should be a Rolex, and it’s kind of an obvious reason, is prestige. When…
Greubel Forsey’s architectural tourbillon enters its final run, pairing a 25-degree, 24-second tourbillon with a titanium and sapphire case built to expose every layer of the movement.
Baltic’s Prismic Stone brings a hand-wound movement, a two-metal case and a fitted Milanese bracelet to the crowded stone-dial dress watch space.









































