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Drop #259 - First drop of 2026! Neo-vintage gems, a powerhouse Lange, a vintage Daytona rival & more

Editorial Staff

08 Jan 2026 — 1 min read

The first drop of 2026 showcases an exciting collection featuring neo-vintage gems and a powerhouse Lange, along with a vintage Daytona rival. This release promises to captivate watch enthusiasts with its unique offerings, blending modern aesthetics with classic elements. Scheduled for January 9, 2026, the drop highlights the evolving landscape of watch collecting, where vintage styles are increasingly sought after. The combination of contemporary design and historical significance in this selection reflects the dynamic nature of the horological world, appealing to both seasoned collectors and new enthusiasts alike.

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