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The Best of Japanese Watchmaking in 2026? | Drop #290 - YouTube - Subdial

Editorial Staff

13 Aug 2026 — 1 min read

The video explores the most notable Japanese watches released in 2026, highlighting innovative designs, advanced technology, and the craftsmanship that distinguishes these timepieces. It examines how brands blend traditional techniques with modern materials, offering a fresh perspective on the evolution of watchmaking in Japan. Key models are presented, showcasing unique features such as high‑precision movements, distinctive dial treatments, and limited‑edition releases. The discussion also touches on market trends, consumer preferences, and the impact of these new watches on the global horology scene.

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The Scheufele family explains how chiming watches evolved from early striking clocks to today’s sophisticated minute repeaters and grande sonnerie pieces. They describe the origins of notifications in the 15th century, the development of the first Strike One watch, and the innovations behind the Full Strike’s sapphire monobloc

Albishorn Marinagraph Classic Watch

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Chopard Scheufele Family Explains the Art of Chiming Watches

Albishorn Marinagraph Classic Watch

Credor Goldfeather Porcelain Dial – In‑Depth Review

Andrew Morgan Discusses the New Fears Collaboration Watch on Scottish Watches Podcast #805