All articles tagged with #watches
Roundup of 15 fresh watch releases across brands from Omega to Timex, highlighting models like the Omega Constellation Observatory, Longines HydroConquest refresh, Nomos Club Campus, Parmigiani PF Sport Chronograph Silver Verzasca, and Citizen Eco-Drive anniversary edition, illustrating how luxury craft and accessible designs continue to push both aesthetics and tech.
Travis Kelce signed a three‑year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs and marked the moment by wearing a Santos de Cartier Skeleton watch worth $77,000, a luxe detail that nods to his fiancée Taylor Swift, who has publicly worn Santos pieces connected to Kelce’s engagement; the story blends sports contract news with celebrity fashion and Swift‑Kelce romance.”,
Roundup of 19 new watches across brands from Seiko and Timex to Breitling and Greubel Forsey, spanning affordable daily wear to high-end complications, including Seiko Marinemaster updates, Timex Expedition Capstone, Citizen Eco-Drive Photon 50th Anniversary, a J. Press x Bamford collaboration, Doxa SUB 200 Grande Roma, and Greubel Forsey Balancier Convexe S² White Ceramic.
A 19-watch roundup spanning luxury to affordable, highlighting standout releases such as IWC Portugieser Chronograph Ceratanium, Tissot T-Race MotoGP 2026 Limited Edition, Ressence Type 9 Ikeda, Ulysse Nardin Freak X Gumball 3000 Edition, Panerai Radiomir Viaggio Nel Tempo duo, Casio G-Shock GSTB400-1AWC, Citizen x Honda Ana-Digi Temp 2026 Prelude, Timex Waterbury Heritage Chronograph Ice Blue, and other releases from Orient, Nodus, Yema, Baillod, Dryden, Nivada Grenchen, Breitling, G-Shock, Panerai and more, illustrating a broad, dynamic mix of materials, calibers, and limited editions across the watch world.
February delivered a lively group of 10 standout watch debuts spanning high-tech materials (ceramics, Ceratanium, Basalt TPT) and inventive movements (jumping-hour, tourbillons, match-time indicators). Highlights include Audemars Piguet's Neo Frame Jumping Hour with the first self-winding jump-hour caliber; Richard Mille RM 41-01 Tourbillon Soccer featuring a match-time counter; H. Moser & Cie.'s Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic; Louis Vuitton x De Bethune LVDB-03 GMT Louis Varius; IWC Portugieser Chronograph Ceratanium; IWC x George Russell Pilot's Watches; Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Micro-Rotor Agave Blue; Toledano Chan b/1.3r with a ripple dial in titanium; Ulysse Nardin Freak x Gumball 3000 Edition 2; Richard Mille RM 41-01 Tourbillon Soccer; and Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tourbillon Titanium. Prices and availability range from around $8,900 to about $1.94 million, with several pieces boutique-exclusive or limited-edition.
A roundup of 17 newly released timepieces spanning budget-friendly to ultra-luxury, from Casio and Timex collaborations to high-end pieces like H. Moser & Cie.’s ceramic Streamliner Tourbillon, Richard Mille’s RM 41-01 Soccer, and Breitling’s Navitimer B01 North American Limited Edition, with entries from Orient, Raketa, Raymond Weil, G-Shock x Anti Social Social Club, Bulova, Seiko, Nivada Grenchen, MeisterSinger, Citizen, Christopher Ward, RZE, and more—showing the watch industry’s relentless pace, diverse styles, and innovations in materials, designs, and complications.
Tariffs aren’t the main issue anymore; 2025 closed strongly and Rostovsky expects a resilient 2026. The market is shifting toward classic, simple, well-finished watches and neo-vintage designs, with independents driving innovation (now including Daniel Roth). Currency shifts are lifting US prices and eroding pricing parity, but collectors remain active and local buying grows, signaling continued demand for understated luxury.
Hamilton revives its Pan Europ with a Resident Evil Requiem edition featuring a black-and-gold design, gilded bezel and crown, and a 42mm black PVD case powered by the H-30 automatic with an 80-hour reserve; a companion Khaki Field Auto Chrono also gets game-inspired customization. Limited to 2,000 units, both watches release Feb 26 alongside the game, with the Pan Europ priced at $1,475 and the Khaki Field Auto Chrono at $2,175.
January 2026 kicks off with a wave of new watch releases from Credor, Hublot, Kurono and others, blending Japanese craftsmanship, avant-garde fashion collaborations and Lunar New Year motifs. Highlights include Credor Goldfeather Imari Nabeshima porcelain dial (€15,000), Hublot Classic Fusion Yohji Yamamoto All Black Camo (€12,700), Kurono Tokyo INSEKI with a meteorite dial (US$1,850), Oris Artelier Year of the Horse (€8,000), TAG Heuer Carrera Dato Year of the Fire Horse (€7,850), Venezianico Nereide GMT Xi’an (€950), Seiko 145th Anniversary editions from A$3,000, Casio G-Shock MRG-B2100D-2A Hanada-iro Blue (US$4,200), Bulova Year of the Horse, and Vario Versa Year of the Horse (A$654).
This article reviews three detailed books on watches: James Dowling's 'The Rolex Legacy' explores rare and lesser-known Rolex models; Gisbert Brunner's 'The Watch Book Rolex' offers an updated history of Rolex, including recent models and cultural impact; and Arno Michael Haslinger's 'Heuer Chronographs' provides an in-depth look at Heuer's racing chronographs from the 1960s to 1980s, emphasizing their connection to motorsport. All three books serve as comprehensive resources for watch enthusiasts.
The article highlights the top chronograph watches of 2025, including vintage-inspired models like Angelus Chronographe Télémètre, innovative designs such as Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo Chronograph RD#5, historically accurate Breguet Type XX Chronograph 2075, the intricate Montblanc 1858 Split Second, and the futuristic TAG Heuer Monaco Flyback with TH-Carbonspring technology.
The article highlights the top watch trends and notable releases in 2025, including the resurgence of field watches, vibrant colored dials, esoteric guichet watches, playful themed watches, innovative world-timers, elegant bracelet designs, record-breaking chronographs, and affordable dive watches, showcasing a year of diverse and innovative timepiece designs.
Successful men favor a variety of watches to showcase their style and status, ranging from luxury brands like Omega to tech-focused options like Apple Watch, with choices reflecting personal style, functionality, and budget.
The article highlights 17 new watch releases from brands like Omega, Timex, Unimatic, and others, showcasing innovations and designs across luxury, vintage-inspired, and durable diving watches, reflecting the industry's continuous evolution and creativity.
The article highlights 19 new watch releases from brands like Bulgari, Citizen, TAG Heuer, Casio, and more, showcasing a range of luxury, sports, and limited-edition timepieces that demonstrate the industry's continuous innovation and craftsmanship.