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G-SHOCK GA-V01 “CoolEyes”: Retro-futuristic madness or design from outer space?

G-SHOCK has been synonymous with indestructible and rugged timepieces for decades, but their latest model, the G-SHOCK GA-V01 "CoolEyes," is such a bold departure from tradition that it could easily be a prop from a futuristic sci-fi movie. First released exclusively in China in February 2025, this retro-futuristic monster has become a hot item among collectors in no time. And honestly, it's not hard to see why.

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Leica ZM 12: When camera masters start measuring time

Leica. A name that sends shivers down the spine and empty bank accounts for photography lovers. Their cameras are a symbol of technical perfection, an analog soul, and the kind of minimalism that only someone who has been at the top of their game for decades can afford. And then they decided to make a watch. Not their first, but certainly one that deserves a raised eyebrow. The Leica ZM 12 is not just a watch, it's a philosophy. It's proof that Leica is capable of capturing not just moments, but time itself.

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Arnold's watch is back: The Seiko “Arnie” Prospex SNJ025 is an action legend on your wrist (Seiko Prospex SNJ025)

When Seiko takes the time to revive an old model, you know it's something special. And when it comes to the Seiko Prospex SNJ025, a modern interpretation of the legendary Seiko H558-5009, it's clear that it's a true icon. This is the watch that graced Arnold Schwarzenegger's wrist in the films Commando (1985) and Predator (1987).

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Girard-Perregaux x Aston Martin: A chronograph that's greener than ever

Luxury that shines in British racing green – the limited edition Laureato Chronograph - Girard-Perregaux x Aston Martin - will captivate watch and car lovers alike.

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Timex Q 2025: An Icon of the Past That Defies Time

When it comes to watches, we often find ourselves in a world of technological sophistication dominated by smart displays, complex mechanical mechanisms, and innovative materials. But despite all this modernization, there are models that build their value on history, timeless design, and simple usability. One such is the Timex Q 2025 series, which has defied the passing of trends for more than four decades and remains one of the most recognizable collections of the Timex brand.

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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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