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Samsung Galaxy Watch8 and Watch8 Classic: Thinner, Smarter and Powered by Artificial Intelligence

Samsung unveiled the Samsung Galaxy Watch8 and Watch8 Classic at its Unpacked event today – the thinnest smartwatches ever, with a cushioned design, a display that shines with 3,000 nits of brightness, and a bunch of new AI features, including antioxidant measurement and built-in Google Gemini. Sales start in Europe on July 25, with prices starting at €379, while the base US model costs €349.

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Rado Captain Cook x Tennis Limited Edition: 40 years of tennis precision

Rado celebrates forty years of collaboration with tennis with a special version of the Captain Cook – a 39-mm diver's watch inspired by modern details - the Rado Captain Cook x Tennis Limited Edition, four different straps and a limited edition of 1,985 pieces.

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A beautiful watch - an iconic classic returns: Q Timex 1971 Velocity conquers wrists and racing hearts - for €189

If you thought classic cars and retro aesthetics were reserved only for museums or your dad's garage, think again. With its new Q Timex 1971 Velocity model, Timex has prepared a real time machine that will transport you back to the glamorous era of racing in the 1970s in an instant. But don't worry - this is not a watch that you should wind up every week or search for spare parts on eBay. It is a superb modern interpretation of a classic icon, which boasts a top-notch and accurate quartz movement.

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Incredibly Beautiful – Laventure Marine Type 3 Chronometer: A Titanium Giant That's Too Cool to Be Elegant

The Laventure Marine Type 3 Chronometer by Laventure is a giant little watch made of premium Grade 23 titanium that at first glance makes no sense, but at second glance is exactly why it's perfect - 300 m water resistance, COSC certification, and a bold departure from convention.

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Casio G-SHOCK MTG-B4000: When AI meets the legendary watch you can't destroy

G-SHOCK watches have been synonymous with toughness for decades. If Chuck Norris decided he needed a watch, he would be wearing a G-SHOCK. But what happens when the legendary brand joins forces with the hottest technology right now – artificial intelligence? The answer is the new Casio G-SHOCK MTG-B4000, the brand’s first watch designed with the help of AI algorithms. And the result? Something even the Terminator couldn’t break.

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Richard Mille RM30-01 Le Mans Classic: When racing tradition meets a watch for millionaires

The Richard Mille RM30-01 Le Mans Classic is the latest addition to the prestigious family of watches dedicated to the famous Le Mans Classic race. Limited to just 150 pieces, the limited edition is the perfect blend of cutting-edge technology and legendary racing spirit, enough to make even Rolex feel a little uneasy.

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Timex Waterbury Heritage Chronograph – racing style for a price of €279 that would make Rolex blush

Timex proves once again that you don't have to sell a kidney to wear a stylish racing chronograph with its latest version of the Waterbury Heritage Chronograph in a 39mm case. This time with a new canvas strap and an even lower price that begs for summer adventures.

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This is it... Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 and everything we know about it: and what does the (quasi) revolution bring to your wrist?

Samsung is preparing a new series of smartwatches Galaxy Watch 8, which will apparently be a little bolder, squarer and – hopefully – longer-lasting - that is, a truly usable battery. And yes, the rotating bezel is back. Which is the only thing that makes watch lovers roll their eyes more often than their eyes at every mention of “the most revolutionary product yet”.

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Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono “Yellow”: Tour de France yellow fever on your wrist

Tudor’s latest limited edition Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono “Yellow” pays homage to the yellow jersey of the Tour de France and the return of Fabian Cancellara, the legendary Swiss cyclist, to the prestigious race – this time as a team owner. With sporty details, technical perfection and aesthetic boldness, this watch is a must-have for lovers of speed and style.

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Official watch of the Tour de France 2025: for 500 euros, the Tissot PR 100 Tour de France watch with a yellow mission

Tissot is once again taking on the role of Official Timekeeper of the Tour de France in 2025, and is introducing a special limited edition “PR 100 Tour de France.” We reveal the design, technical details and why this Swiss yellow watch with small numbers is worthy of being worn off the bike path.

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Ressence Type 8 x Daniel Engelberg: Time as a vortex of color poetry

Ressence and German artist Daniel Engelberg have collaborated on the Type 8 to create two kinetic “minimal art” wrist sculptures. The two limited editions – DE1 in pink and DE2 in turquoise – represent a cultural dialogue between graphics and a gurgling mechanical heart. We reveal why this collaboration is like no other. It is the Ressence Type 8 x Daniel Engelberg.

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Nivada Aquamar: A watch that breathes light

With the new Aquamar watch, Nivada Grenchen has done something that is almost sacrilegious in the horological world – it has changed the lume. Not with a new color or a marketing adjective, but with a mechanism that lets you choose: do you want retro today? Or do you prefer modern light? A watch that understands that you are a different person every day.

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