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The year 2025 showcased a variety of affordable watches under US$10,000, with notable entries from Tudor and micro-brands. Tudor's Ranger 36 stands out for its well-crafted design and in-house movement, offering a compact size that appeals to enthusiasts. The watch features a unique "dune white&
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Mido has expanded its Multifort collection with the introduction of the Multifort 8 Two Crowns in Rose Gold PVD and black. This watch features a 40mm stainless-steel case with rose gold PVD treatment, offering a blend of brushed and polished finishes. With a water resistance of 100 meters, the watch
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The new 36.5mm Vacheron Constantin Traditionelle Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin watches exemplify the latest trend in luxury timepieces: compact and slim designs. With a case thickness of just 8.43mm, these watches come in both pink and white gold versions, each boasting a refined aesthetic that appeals to both genders.
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The Horological Society of New York (HSNY) is set to conduct award-winning watchmaking classes in Atlanta on January 24 and 25, 2026, hosted by the Atlanta Watch Society, followed by sessions in Washington, D.C. on March 14 and 15, 2026, at Tiny Jewel Box. These classes offer an opportunity
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Behrens and Konstantin Chaykin have collaborated on the Ace of Hearts watch, which showcases a unique “Ultralight” case and a bespoke movement inspired by Chaykin's “Wristmons” series. This new model is available in various limited-edition versions made from different materials, including titanium and SPSCF, with a starting price
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The Vertex M36 is a modern interpretation of the British field watch, specifically inspired by the historical Dirty Dozen models created during World War II. With a 36mm brushed stainless steel case and a sleek matte black dial, it incorporates contemporary features such as luminous 3D numerals and a screw-down
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The comparison between the Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer and the Tudor Black Bay Pro highlights two compelling GMT watches under €4.5k, ideal for travelers. The Tudor Black Bay Pro features a vintage-inspired design with a COSC-certified movement and a robust 200m water resistance, while the Nomos Club Sport
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The Spinnaker Croft 39 GMT Automatic is a versatile watch designed for those who appreciate both style and functionality, particularly during vacations. With a water resistance of 150 meters and a GMT movement, it allows users to track three time zones simultaneously. Inspired by maritime history, the watch features a
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Kiwame Tokyo's Iwao Field Watch emphasizes simplicity and functionality, moving away from the gimmicks often seen in microbrands. With a conservative size of 38mm in diameter and 9.5mm thick, the watch focuses on dial execution rather than an extravagant silhouette. The dial features a grainy texture reminiscent
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The AC2 Volcán by Anders & Co. challenges the notion that stone dials belong only to luxury watches with exorbitant price tags. With a unique 37mm tonneau case that is just 5.6mm thick, it offers genuine comfort and thoughtful design, showcasing an elegant balance of proportions. The watch features
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The Peacock Black Hole Central Tourbillon Watch is an affordable yet sophisticated timepiece that reflects the evolution of the Chinese watch industry. Featuring a striking design with a black case and a flame-colored iridescent dial, this watch is equipped with an in-house caliber PAX9611 movement that boasts a remarkable 120-hour
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The top five Omega watch releases of 2025 showcase a blend of innovation and design that has captivated enthusiasts. Notable among them is the Seamaster Railmaster, which returns with two new references, emphasizing a vintage aesthetic with its monochromatic and pumpkin-lumed versions. The Seamaster Planet Ocean's fourth generation
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The latest eBay Finds highlights a selection of vintage watches, showcasing unique pieces that appeal to collectors and enthusiasts. Featured prominently is the iconic Seiko 6309-7049, known for its original condition and distinctive design, despite its unflattering nickname. Another standout is the vintage Girard-Perregaux from the 1950s, with a charming
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Stephen Forsey discusses the early timepieces of Greubel Forsey, a brand he co-founded in 2004 with Robert Greubel after their tenure at Renaud et Papi. The conversation takes place at the Greubel Forsey Farmhouse in La Chaux-du-Fonds, where Forsey reflects on significant models such as the Invention No. 1, which
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Monobrand watch boutiques are increasingly popular, reflecting a shift in the retail landscape for luxury watches. These dedicated stores allow brands to create immersive environments that align closely with their identity, offering customers a curated experience that prioritizes brand messaging. Despite challenges in the retail sector, numerous brands continue to
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The Franck Muller Round Triple Mystery is a striking new watch that showcases a blend of high jewelry and horological complexity. This timepiece features a unique design with three rotating disks displaying the hours, minutes, and seconds, offering a modern twist on the classic mystery dial concept. Each dial is
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The feature highlights seven remarkable watches known for their exquisite movements, showcasing a blend of craftsmanship from both independent and established brands. Each timepiece presents a unique appeal, be it through intricate designs, innovative engineering, or luxurious finishes. Notable mentions include the Kallinich Claeys Einser Zentralsekunde Voyager, which features a
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The JB300 Poulpro by Jacques Bianchi represents an evolution in serious dive watches, combining the playful style of the JB200 Poulpro with a more technical and functional design. Crafted from Grade 5 titanium, this watch features a matte "stonewashed" finish that enhances durability while maintaining a unique aesthetic.
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Romain Marietta, Chief Product Officer at Zenith, discusses the brand's rich history and the significance of its El Primero movement, which has evolved since its introduction in 1969. Marietta highlights the movement's technical superiority and its continuous improvements, making it a cornerstone of Zenith's
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Van Cleef & Arpels redefines watchmaking by intertwining artistry and storytelling with precision timekeeping. The maison’s approach, led by Research & Development Director Rainer Bernard, emphasizes the narrative behind each timepiece, showcasing the brand's philosophy that watches are not merely instruments but expressions of creativity and emotion.
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Bell & Ross, founded in 1992, initially produced watches in collaboration with Sinn before establishing its own Swiss manufacturing facility. The brand is renowned for its square watch designs, particularly the iconic BR 01 model introduced in 2005, which set the foundation for its design language. Although Bell & Ross
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Perri Dash and Rashawn Smith from Wrist Check Pod participated in a lively discussion at UBS House of Craft, hosted by Hodinkee's Tim Jeffreys and Mark Kauzlarich. The conversation revolved around the evolution of watchmaking in 2025, exploring topics such as the concept of an "iconic"
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Fratello’s selection highlights the top five complicated watches of 2025, showcasing remarkable timepieces from prestigious brands such as Vacheron Constantin, Audemars Piguet, Breguet, Gérald Genta, and Jaeger-LeCoultre. The standout is the Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Solaria Ultra Grand Complication, featuring an impressive 41 complications and a movement with 1,
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In 2025, the founder of Oracle Time has curated a list of favorite watches that reflect a mix of unique designs and functionalities. The collection includes the EC Andersson Mytilus Bare Metal, notable for its ultra-thin profile and distinctive case shape, priced at £1,100. The echo/neutra Rivanera Piccolo
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Over the past decade, a thorough examination of world timer watches has revealed that the most practical options are those suited for everyday wear, rather than just for travel. The Farer World Timer Roché II stands out with its solid construction, comfortable design, and intuitive dial, making it a reliable
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Breitling has launched a limited edition of the Chronomat Automatic GMT 40 to commemorate Malaysia's 68 years of independence, featuring a unique design with a blue dial and Eastern Arabic numerals, which reflects the country's multicultural identity. This exclusive timepiece, limited to just 68 pieces and
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The Orient Star M45 F7 Mechanical Moon Phase is a new addition to the collection, featuring three variations: a white dial, a navy blue dial, and a limited edition light blue dial, with only 190 pieces available. The design incorporates a moon phase indicator at 6 o'clock, a
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In 2025, several standout watches captured attention, showcasing a blend of innovation and classic design. The Nomos Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer topped the list with its charming aesthetics and dual-time functionality, making it a favorite for its balanced design and vibrant color options. Other notable mentions included the Sinn 613
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The piece delves into three remarkable watches, highlighting their unique characteristics and cultural significance. The Ralph Lauren American Western Watch Turquoise combines vintage rodeo aesthetics with a striking turquoise dial, evoking memories of the American Wild West. Its hand-engraved rose gold or sterling silver case and Breguet hands enhance its
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The Rolex Daytona with the Panda Paul Newman dial is highlighted as one of the most collectible watches, particularly since the record-breaking sale of Paul Newman's own Daytona in 2017. Despite a recent saturation in the market and a general downturn in interest in vintage Rolex watches, the