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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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CIGA Design Blue Planet II: The watch that brings the world to your wrist!

Who says watches from Switzerland, Japan or Germany are the only right choice for your wrist? With the Blue Planet II, CIGA Design from Shenzhen has proven that China is not just following, but setting new rules in the world of watchmaking. After winning the prestigious Geneva Grand Prix, they decided to raise the bar once again – this time with a blue Atlantic that just begs for exploration!

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Unimatic's Modello Due U2-GMT: Minimalism that travels through time

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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