Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms Tech Ref. 5019A brings the brand’s patented three-hour dive timing concept into a more versatile titanium watch with a date display and tool-free strap system.
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XBAND is a 20mm smart strap with a discreet stainless-steel sensor module, designed to bring health tracking, sports modes and app syncing to compatible mechanical watches.
The Studio Underd0g 02SERIES Gen2 updates the British brand’s field watch with a slimmer case, cleaner dial layout, four colourways and a 63-hour Sellita movement.
Central hands may be the default language of analogue watchmaking, but regulator and retrograde displays show how much character appears when time moves away from the centre.
The Maen Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin returns in its blue Tuscan dial configuration, pairing an integrated steel case with a hand-wound La Joux-Perret movement and a 7.1mm profile.
The Armin Strom Orbit Midnight Purple brings colour deeper into the watch, carrying its purple character beyond the dial and into the movement architecture.
Christopher Ward’s C60 Trident line is the brand’s long-running dive-watch family, spanning everyday automatic divers, GMT models, bronze cases, sapphire dials and titanium tool watches.
EBEL’s CEO reflects on mechanical watchmaking, the role of heritage, and why emotion still gives a wristwatch its lasting power.
Kuruvilla “Diny” Markose lays out how Titan is building a broad watch portfolio, deeper manufacturing capability and a distinctly Indian place in global horology.
Titan’s new Edge UltraSlim Mechanical pairs a 5.7mm grade 2 titanium case with an in-house hand-wound movement and rotating disc display, priced at CHF 3,000.
Horage’s Revolution 3 MicroReg introduces a proprietary ultrasonic regulation system that lets a mechanical watch be adjusted from outside the case, with owner-facing tools planned alongside the production model.
A closer look at Miyota’s automatic Calibre 9075 explains why this traveller GMT movement has become so important for accessible mechanical watches.
The Vulcain Cricket Titane brings a lighter, more contemporary material story to one of watchmaking’s best-known mechanical alarm watches.
The limited Luminor 31 Giorni PAM01631 uses Panerai’s new P.2031/S calibre to deliver a full month of usable power reserve in a manual-wind Goldtech case.
Favre Leuba’s Deep Raider Power Reserve adds a practical mainspring indicator, small seconds and a distinctive vertical date display to a 300-metre stainless steel diver.
The Swiss lever escapement still rules mechanical watchmaking, but silicon, dual-impulse systems, magnetic concepts and revived detent designs are widening the conversation.
Seiko’s latest Prospex PADI limited edition gives the King Turtle a vivid blue anniversary dial, upgraded dive-watch hardware and a £650 price tag.
Sellita’s sister company Manufacture AMT is stepping further into the spotlight with two new movement families, including the durability-focused AMT 7000.
The Oris Lou Gehrig Limited Edition brings Yankees colors, period-inspired dial details and a 2,130-piece run to the Big Crown Pointer Date.
Peacock’s limited Divine Ultra-Thin Tourbillon pairs a hand-textured dial, an in-house flying tourbillon movement and a 904L steel case at a price that challenges familiar assumptions about Chinese mechanical watches.