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A GMT watch with Italian soul and American charm: Unimatic X Todd Snyder unveil a travel classic for the modern gentleman – the Modello Quattro U4 GMT

When Italian precision meets New York style, the result is a timepiece that is both useful, durable, and dangerously attractive. The Unimatic x Todd Snyder Modello Quattro U4 GMT is more than just a watch—it's a postcard from Milan, delivered straight to your wrist.

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Christopher Ward C1 Bel Canto Lumière: A watch that illuminates the time with extraordinary luminescence

Christopher Ward has introduced the Christopher Ward C1 Bel Canto Lumière, which combines a striking mechanism with advanced luminescence. The watch features a Globolight ceramic bezel and Super-LumiNova beads that provide a powerful glow in the dark. This is an affordable choice for watch lovers who appreciate innovation.

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Casio G-STEEL GST-B1000 – the most sophisticated G-SHOCK ever

G-SHOCK has become synonymous with indestructibility. But with the G-STEEL GST-B1000, Casio has shown that durability doesn't have to mean clumsiness. The newest member of the G-STEEL line is fully analog, metal, lighter and thinner than ever before - and surprisingly stylish. It's designed for those who want a watch that can withstand any drop, but also fits under their shirt sleeve.

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MINUS-8 Diver 2.0 – Titan, brutalism and a price under 600 euros

Californian brand MINUS-8 has established itself as a representative of modern, industrial watchmaking over the past decade. Their latest model, the Diver 2.0, is proof that you can combine bold design, serious technical performance, and a fair price. For €528 ($598), you get a titanium diver's watch with an automatic movement, sapphire crystal, and water resistance to 300 meters - a real tool, not just a fashion accessory.

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Tag Heuer x Senna: new Formula 1 chronographs that honor the legend of speed

TAG Heuer has unveiled two new chronographs dedicated to Ayrton Senna at the Brazilian Grand Prix - Tag Heuer x Senna. The 43mm and 44mm models offer a mix of retro design, modern materials and racing accents that will delight watch and Formula 1 enthusiasts. Prices start at 2,650 euros, but the question is whether they will make your day faster - or at least more stylish.

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Luminox Bear Grylls Survival Land 3710: How ALUMI-NOX Aluminum Powers a New Era of Outdoor Watches

Swiss brand Luminox redefines the concept of an outdoor watch with the Bear Grylls Survival Land 3710 model - lighter, more durable and brighter than ever before.

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Bell & Ross BR-03 GMT Compass: A travel watch that becomes a real compass

Bell & Ross has surprised again with the Bell & Ross BR-03 GMT Compass, which combines a classic GMT movement with a built-in compass function. This limited edition of 500 pieces is not just a timepiece, but a tool for travelers who want to stay on track – literally.

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Omega Speedmaster Milano Cortina 2026: Winter Olympic elegance on your wrist

Omega has introduced a new Speedmaster watch inspired by the 2026 Olympic Winter Games, the Omega Speedmaster Milano Cortina. With a compact 38 mm size, blue winter motifs and a precise movement, it combines classic design with modern reliability, ideal for everyday use and collectors.

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Christopher Ward C63 Sealander Extreme GMT: A Travel Watch That Fears Nothing

Combining an adventurous spirit with stunning luminous elements, an innovative shock absorption system and a new Cordura strap, the Christopher Ward C63 Sealander Extreme GMT is not just a travel companion, but a true technological feat that proves that robustness and style can go hand in hand.

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Panerai Luminor GMT Ceramica – a dark traveler with Italian charm

The Panerai Luminor GMT Ceramica is the watch James Bond would wear if Q forbade him from shining. Elegant matte black, precise as a military order and ready for a 300-meter dive – because Panerai still thinks that an everyday meeting can be underwater.

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The James Brand × Timex Automatic GMT Nocturne Edition – the dark side of time

When Timex and The James Brand come together on the same project, something interesting always happens. The first – a classic American watchmaker that knows how to make robust, useful watches for every day. The second – a Portland design house known for minimalism, knives and EDC culture, where aesthetics follow function. The result of their third collaboration is the Automatic GMT Nocturne Edition – a watch that is both technically compelling and visually soothing.

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Bloom & Balance by Xiaomi: A fusion of technology, nature and balance

In the beautiful ambiance of Tista Cvetličarna in Ljubljana, Xiaomi introduced new wearable devices from the Xiaomi 15T series - the Xiaomi Watch S4 41 mm smartwatch and the Xiaomi OpenWear Stereo Pro wireless headphones. The event was accompanied by a creative touch - workshops by renowned florist Žiga Breskvar Tiller and matcha master Ian Polak Rožac.

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