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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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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.
Briston expands its sporty dive-watch line with the Clubmaster Legend Diver Ocean, a 40mm automatic diver offered in steel or tortoiseshell-style acetate with 200 metres of water resistance.
From hand-painted oil dials to luminous stone sectors and a made-to-order anniversary release, these are the microbrand watches that stand out this month.
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Versace’s watch collection leans into what the Italian fashion house does best: bold Greca details, gold-tone cases, vivid dials and logo-led design with everyday quartz reliability.
The Canopy Field One blends a familiar field-watch layout with titanium construction, a hard clear DLC coating, 3D luminous markers and a practical adjustable bracelet, all at a $599 price point.
The Giorgio Galli S2Ti takes Timex into more serious territory with a Swiss automatic movement, a full titanium construction and one of the smartest bracelets in its price range.
ZRC brings its distinctive Grands Fonds MN64 into grade 5 titanium with two 3,000 metre dive watches, offered on a full titanium bracelet or a yellow FKM rubber strap.
Cartier’s latest Privé chapter puts three very different house signatures into platinum: the Crash Squelette, Tortue Chronographe Monopoussoir and Tank Normale.
The limited-edition Orient Star M34 F8 Skeleton Hand Winding brings a darker, space-inspired look to the brand’s openworked catalogue, pairing a 39mm black-plated case with a hand-wound movement and visible blue silicon escape wheel.