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TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph 2025: A Colorful Watch from the 80s That Now Lives on Solar Energy

TAG Heuer has revived its legendary Formula 1 line – this time with solar power, modern design and retro charm, combining the best of both worlds. The result? A watch - the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph 2025 - that's bold enough for the Grand Prix and cool enough for a city coffee shop.

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Fortis Novonaut N-42 Titanium Legacy: Titanium that measures time in light years

When aerospace engineering meets Swiss watchmaking, something special is created. With the Fortis Novonaut N-42 Titanium Legacy, Fortis has taken a step forward – and back to its aerospace roots. This time in titanium and without limits.

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Singer enters the world of watchmaking with the Singer Heritage collection: this is what happens when a Porsche restomod guru starts reviving vintage movements?

Singer proves with its new Singer Heritage collection that it has the same precision in assembling chronographs as it does in the legendary tuning of Porsches. Known for its impeccable restomods of the iconic Porsche 911, Singer is now rolling up its sleeves in the world of watchmaking. Their new Heritage Collection is not just a tribute to the past – it is a restored time machine with a 50-year-old heart that ticks as fresh as ever.

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Apple Watch Ultra 3: a watch that doesn't want to be just a watch (but will it really be any different this year?)

In September 2025, Apple is expected to introduce a new generation of its most expensive watch - the Apple Watch Ultra 3. Blood pressure, satellite connection, new display technology? Maybe. Definitely?

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Omega x Swatch: Mission to the Pink Moonphase in pink shows that April is truly for romantics (and collectors)

For all you MoonSwatch fans out there, April has brought a new treat – the Mission to the Pink Moonphase. With pink from head to toe (or moon to pusher) and details that glow under UV light, this might be the most fun (and least serious) watch of 2025. Let’s find out why this watch is so much more than just an Instagram prop.

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The ring of the future: Circular Ring 2 is the first smart ring with an ECG and no monthly subscriptions (seriously!)

Smart rings are the new smartphones. Well, almost. While smartwatches are still stuck in the “daily charging + endless notifications” phase, health technology is slowly but elegantly moving to your fingers – literally. The Circular Ring 2 is the latest player on the scene, not only measuring your vital signs with near-medical precision, but also interpreting them meaningfully with the help of its own free (!) AI trainer. No graphs that look like they came from a NASA control room. No subscriptions that bite a big chunk out of your wallet every month. Just pure data – and most importantly, what that data means to you.

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The Ressence Type 7 is the brand's first watch with a GMT function – and it finally has a sporty soul

On the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the Ressence brand, a watch that combines art, innovation and functionality in its most futuristic package yet is here. Introducing the Ressence Type 7 – the first with a GMT function, the first with an integrated titanium bracelet and (yes, that too!) with the option of everyday wear.

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Richard Mille RM 43-01 x Ferrari: A mechanical F1 spectacle on your wrist

Richard Mille and Ferrari join forces once again – this time with the Richard Mille RM 43-01 x Ferrari. A technical masterpiece developed over three years, it pushes the boundaries of fine watchmaking with its futuristic design, complex mechanism and obvious Ferrari DNA.

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Pebble is back! Pebble Core 2 Duo and Time 2: smartwatches for nostalgics and pragmatists

Pebble, the legendary pioneer of smartwatches, is back! Well, at least its spirit is. Leveraging the open-source PebbleOS platform, founder Eric Migicovsky is going back to basics with the Core 2 Duo and Core Time 2. Minimalist design, epic battery life, and a focus on essential features – without the unnecessary “bling.”

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King Seiko VANAC is back! Retro bold, modern precise

More than 50 years after its premiere, the legendary King Seiko VANAC returns – with sharp edges, improved mechanics and a touch of futurism from the past.

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G-SHOCK introduces the G-SHOCK Oasis collection: A breath of fresh air for the legendary GA-2100 and GA-11 models

G-SHOCK strikes again with a combination of robustness and style – this time with an oasis of fresh colors that flood the iconic GA-2100 and GA-110 models. The new G-SHOCK Oasis collection brings fresh blue-green hues that reinterpret the timeless aesthetic of the Japanese watchmaker. Available in four versions: GA-2100AS-2A, GA-2100AS-5A, GA-110AS-2A and GA-110AS-5A, in blue and white tones reminiscent of idyllic water oases in the desert sands

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MB&F's MAD2: An affordable watch, but almost impossible to get

If you know MB&F at all, you know that for almost two decades, this watchmaker has been creating watches that are more works of art than classic timepieces. Their models usually cost as much as a new car – or even an apartment. Then in 2021, Max Büsser did something that no one expected: he introduced the MAD1, a watch with all the eccentricity of MB&F, with a surprisingly “modest” price tag of around 3,000 EUR (comparable USD).

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