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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.
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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Cheval Blanc Paris will bring back its seventh-floor summer terrace, Le Jardin, with seasonal cooking, garden-like planting and open-air dining from noon to late evening.
At Berlin’s Kulturforum, RIMOWA named NURA, a sign-language translation bracelet by Samuel Nagel and Paul Feiler, the winner of its fourth Design Prize.
Maen refines its compact Hudson travel watch with a 38mm steel case, 300m water resistance, Sellita GMT movement and upgraded bracelet hardware.
The new Calendario Quattro Anni brings Ludwig Oechslin’s minimalist calendar logic to a four-year cycle, requiring just one manual correction in leap years.
The rectangular Cabaret returns as a 50-piece limited edition, pairing Lange’s proprietary Honeygold alloy with a black-rhodium dial and the historic stop-seconds tourbillon caliber L042.1.





































