Unimatic's Modello Due U2-GMT brings dual time zone functionality to the iconic Polish watch without sacrificing its minimalist aesthetic. With a robust case, Seiko's GMT movement, and a limited edition of 300 pieces, this timepiece is the perfect blend of practicality and style - perfect for travelers who appreciate sophisticated simplicity.
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Sometimes it seems like Casio and Doc Brown are hiding the same plan for a time machine. The new CA-500WEBF-1A - Casio x Back to the Future watch, created in collaboration with the legendary Back to the Future film franchise, is actually a portal to 1985 — except it's powered by a tiny CR2016 battery instead of plutonium.
Urwerk, the brand that spoiled us with satellites, orbits, and time running sideways, has unveiled something that at first glance seems almost classic. The UR-10 Spacemeter has a round dial and central hands. But don't be fooled — this is no everyday watch. It's a mechanical manifesto about how fast our planet is spinning. Literally.
Suunto has once again tightened its belt, rolled up its sleeves and introduced the Vertical 2 – a smartwatch that is not for people who are afraid of dust, mud or heights. With an AMOLED display, a stainless steel or titanium case, over a hundred sports modes and an LED flashlight with SOS function: this watch is not afraid of darkness, silence or your excuses.
Huawei was pleased to participate in the Pogi Challenge event with Tadej Pogačar. This unique cycling event, called "From Hill to Hill", brought together 1189 participants from 36 countries, domestic and foreign cycling enthusiasts and countless proud fans of our champion. Both amateur and professional cyclists were invited to this exclusive race, many of whom were equipped with the latest smartwatch series Huawei Watch GT 6. But they all tested their limits on one of the most demanding climbs, the climb to Krvavec.
In 2025, Omega pushed its "Dark Side of the Moon" series, which has been synonymous with technical perfection and aesthetic courage since 2013, into a new dimension. The new models do not bring a revolution, but a refined evolution: thinner cases, hand-wound mechanisms, laser-treated ceramic materials and a more restrained color palette. This is a collection that remains true to itself, but with each new reference reveals that it is still capable of surprising. This is the Omega Speedmaster “Dark & Grey Side of the Moon”
Oris has launched a fall version of its classic Big Crown Pointer Date in collaboration with Cervo Volante. This watch combines vintage pilot design with modern durability, perfect for cooler days with a touch of orange.
What happens when Swiss watchmaking meets the world of digital smartwatches? With the TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5, we get the answer — a watch that doesn't just want to be "smart," but wants to become a fashion statement accessory, steeped in technology.
Longines has once again tapped into its rich aviation history to introduce two new models in the Spirit collection: the simple three-dial Longines Spirit Pilot watch and the Flyback chronograph. These timepieces feature cleaner designs, smaller sizes and advanced mechanisms that will delight pilots and watch enthusiasts alike – all after five years of listening to the community.
September 2025 was a blast for watch enthusiasts – from space adventures to coffee chronographs. This article is your guide to 11 standout models that surprised the world. If you missed them, don’t panic: here are all the details, prices and links for a deeper dive. The watches you missed!
The new limited edition Seiko 5 Sports SBSA315, designed by Bamford Watch Department, features a translucent blue dial, UV-reactive orange accents, and a bilingual date display. Limited to 2,025 pieces, this watch mixes Seiko's historical references with a retro-futuristic design that glows under black light and is available for $460.
The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo RD#5 is the watchmaker's answer to the question no one dared to ask: how do you squeeze a flying tourbillon, flyback chronograph, and peripheral rotor into a classic 39mm case while maintaining a slim 8.1mm profile? The result is a limited edition of 150 pieces that is not only a tribute to the brand's 150th anniversary, but also a watchmaker's demonstration of power: the new caliber 8100, the innovative use of titanium and Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG), ergonomics inspired by smartphone buttons, and a patented rack-and-pinion chronograph reset that makes it all smoother than British humor. Whether you're a collector, a snob, or simply an admirer of watchmaking, the RD#5 is the watchmaker's equivalent of astrophysics - almost impossible, but stunning in practice.