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Timex Waterbury Traditional Chronograph: When you want a Zenith but buy a Timex

Timex is known for offering the look of a luxury watch at an affordable price. Their new watch, the Waterbury Traditional Chronograph, is a clear homage to the legendary Zenith El Primero, one of the most famous chronographs of all time. And while it doesn't offer top-notch Swiss mechanics, it's visually impressive.

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Seiko Alpinist GMT SPB493J1 – When a mountain adventurer meets a tropical hornbill

Seiko knows how. Not only does it know how to make a great watch, it also knows how to surprise. When we talk about the Seiko Alpinist, we're talking about one of the brand's most recognizable sports watches – durable, precise, always ready for adventure. But this one? The Alpinist GMT SPB493J1? It's a whole new level.

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Garmin Instinct 3: Durable smartwatch now with AMOLED display, better battery efficiency and built-in flashlight

Garmin has once again shown why it remains one of the leading manufacturers of rugged smartwatches with the next generation of its popular Garmin Instinct 3. The Garmin Instinct 3 brings two key innovations: the option of an AMOLED display for better contrast and brighter display, and a built-in LED flashlight, which is now standard on all models. At the same time, Garmin improves solar technology, optimizes battery life and adds new health monitoring features and improved connectivity. All this in a watch that remains true to its adventurous DNA - durable, durable and ready for any situation.

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H. Moser & Cie Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Boutique Edition: When Swiss Tradition Meets Silicon Valley

H. Moser & Cie is not your typical Swiss watch brand. In a world where big houses bet on recognition, Moser is that independent rebel who prefers to leave things unsaid. Their watches are often without logos, without excessive ornamentation and without unnecessary ballast – but still immediately recognizable. And this is exactly the philosophy they have implemented in the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Boutique Edition, a timepiece that is uncompromisingly minimalist on the one hand, and technically perfect down to the last detail on the other.

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Test: Xiaomi Redmi Watch 5 is a watch around 100 euros for everyone who hates charging the battery

If you're looking for a smartwatch that looks cool, has a solid AMOLED display, basic fitness tracking, and a nearly three-week battery life, then the Xiaomi Redmi Watch 5 is a serious contender. But if you want NFC payments, a voice assistant, and ultra-accurate GPS, you'll have to look higher up the price scale.

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Ulysse Nardin x Amoureuxpeintre: A revolution in the world of luxury watches

In a world of luxury watches, where extravagance, dazzling details and technical complexity often dominate, it is rare to find something that stands out for its simplicity. But Ulysse Nardin has once again proven that it knows how to push the boundaries and change the rules of the game. This time, it has teamed up with artist Amoureuxpeintre to create a true masterpiece – a watch that plays with minimalism, brutalist aesthetics and Swiss precision.

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The new generation of Galaxy Watch: blood glucose – blood sugar – measurement without needles is on the horizon!

Tired of pricking your finger to check your blood sugar every day? Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Watch 8 could be your new best friend. Read how this smartwatch promises to revolutionize health tracking.

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Hublot Big Bang MECA-10 42: the revolution is always in the small details

Less is sometimes more, especially when it comes to Swiss watches. Hublot, the master of extravagance and technological innovation, has once again played with mechanics, aesthetics and proportions, launching a watch that is more compact but just as impressive as its bigger brother. Say hello to the Hublot Big Bang MECA-10 42, proof that size really isn’t everything – except when it is.

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Grand Seiko SBGJ283: When tradition meets craftsmanship on the wrist

Grand Seiko has once again combined tradition, natural beauty and exceptional precision with its new SBGJ283 watch. Inspired by Japanese washi paper, this limited edition offers a unique aesthetic experience and technical perfection that rivals any timepiece on the market.

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DSKY Moonwatch: A Retro-Futuristic Watch for Modern Astronauts

The DSKY Moonwatch is a watch that combines retro aesthetics with advanced features such as GPS navigation, programmability, and interactive elements that mimic the original DSKY interface from the Apollo missions.

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Urwerk UR-230 Polaris: Ceramic science pushing the boundaries of watchmaking

Swiss watchmaker Urwerk has unveiled its new Urwerk UR-230 Polaris, which combines ceramic and fiberglass into a revolutionary shock-resistant material. The limited edition of 35 pieces brings futuristic design and advanced technology for a price tag of approximately €140,000 (150,000 $).

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Huawei Watch D2 finally available in our country

The world's first smartwatch certified for ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) will improve the lives of patients suffering from high blood pressure. It can be purchased in stores near you for 429 euros.

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