Have you ever thrown your sports watch out the window because it was in your eyes at night? Garmin has a solution: the Garmin Index Sleep Monitor, a lightweight and comfortable wristband that collects all the important data about your sleep - without the risk of broken glass or scratches on the screen. Get ready to gain better insight into your nightlife and discover why you wake up feeling like a zombie in the morning even without a night out.
Wearable devices
SpaceOne is back with a watch that could easily fit on the wrist of a spaceship pilot. Their new SpaceOne WorldTimer is not just a watch, it's an analog AI for time zones. Without hands, with rotating discs and a complex world function, it combines Swiss precision with Parisian audacity. The price? Surprisingly down-to-earth: €3,300.
Timex reawakens its legendary 1975 Timex Enigma “mystery dial” in two new colorways – deep black and forest green – with an emphasis on the play of light, a retro-futuristic look and charming simplicity.
Amida has just unveiled the Digitrend Open Sapphire – a bold step forward in its 1976 retro-futuristic experiment. With a two-thirds sapphire top plate inspired by the Porsche 911 Targa top and a unique patented Light Reflecting Display system, this limited edition of 150 pieces reveals the inside of its Soprod Newton P092 movement like never before.
To celebrate the anniversary of Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons, Ressence presents the TYPE 9 S75 – a watch with a dial made of real sand from all seven emirates. Minimalist design, innovative mechanics and a literal connection to the environment create a true desert manifesto on the wrist.
The Seiko Prospex Jaws SRPL81 50th Anniversary Edition combines subtle cinematic aesthetics with premium diving functionality at a price point under $1,000/€1,000. Limited to 5,000 pieces, the watch will be available in July 2025.
A legend reborn. This time in a deep shade of green – Seiko has combined the “Samurai” archetype with the colors of the underwater world to create a fresh, modern diver’s timepiece that impresses with both aesthetics and functionality.
When a smartwatch is no longer just a fitness companion, but a digital Rolex for athletic souls and urban heroes. The new Garmin Venu X1 surprised us.
Casio introduces the G-SHOCK GMW-B5000D-1C, which combines the legendary design of the first DW-5000C-1A watch from 1983 with modern stainless steel, Tough Solar power and Multi Band 6 atomic time. Color accents symbolize passion, water resistance and shock resistance, while 200m (20 bar) water resistance and Bluetooth ensure versatile usability.
This year, Breitling has provided the biggest overhaul of the Superocean Heritage collection since 2017 – they returned to their roots, introduced new case sizes, upgraded movements, and introduced a special edition dedicated to surfers, inspired by tropical patterns and iconography from the forties.
The Timex Q 1972 World Time retro travel watch returns with two new designs that are both an obvious homage to the golden age of aviation and a stealth weapon for anyone looking to travel on a shoestring but in style. For 199 $/€, it offers exactly what every modern nomad wants: elegance, utility, and a story on their wrist.
Seiko has struck again with the reincarnation of a model worn by the legendary Gene Kranz during one of the most intense watches in human history. The Seiko SRPL91 and SRPL93 are not just nostalgic collectibles – they are a pure explosion of style, functionality and history, available for the price of a smartwatch. Who can't save astronauts.