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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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The cheapest, rarest Seiko: Seiko conquers the purple throne with the Seiko Speedtimer SSC955 Edo Purple

Seiko proves once again that it reigns supreme over purple dials – the new limited edition Seiko Speedtimer SSC955 Edo Purple for the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo combines elegant pastel purple, reliable solar technology and sporty character in a format that touches the heart!

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Luminox celebrates 25 years of the Navy SEAL Foundation with a gold Navy SEAL Foundation watch that (probably) won't get you out of trouble

The new Luminox Navy SEAL Foundation 3220 Gold Edition is proof that a tactical watch can be a little glamorous. While it won't turn you into a Navy SEAL, it will at least make you look like one.

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Measure your sleep with the Garmin Index Sleep Monitor – a smart sleep analysis bracelet

Have you ever thrown your sports watch out the window because it was in your eyes at night? Garmin has a solution: the Garmin Index Sleep Monitor, a lightweight and comfortable wristband that collects all the important data about your sleep - without the risk of broken glass or scratches on the screen. Get ready to gain better insight into your nightlife and discover why you wake up feeling like a zombie in the morning even without a night out.

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SpaceOne WorldTimer: When a watch becomes a space station for your wrist

SpaceOne is back with a watch that could easily fit on the wrist of a spaceship pilot. Their new SpaceOne WorldTimer is not just a watch, it's an analog AI for time zones. Without hands, with rotating discs and a complex world function, it combines Swiss precision with Parisian audacity. The price? Surprisingly down-to-earth: €3,300.

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The Timex Enigma Legend from 1975: a little better, but still cheap – only 180 euros

Timex reawakens its legendary 1975 Timex Enigma “mystery dial” in two new colorways – deep black and forest green – with an emphasis on the play of light, a retro-futuristic look and charming simplicity.

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Amida Digitrend Open Sapphire: A retro-futuristic icon with an exposed mechanism

Amida has just unveiled the Digitrend Open Sapphire – a bold step forward in its 1976 retro-futuristic experiment. With a two-thirds sapphire top plate inspired by the Porsche 911 Targa top and a unique patented Light Reflecting Display system, this limited edition of 150 pieces reveals the inside of its Soprod Newton P092 movement like never before.

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Ressence TYPE 9 S75: When sand becomes time

To celebrate the anniversary of Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons, Ressence presents the TYPE 9 S75 – a watch with a dial made of real sand from all seven emirates. Minimalist design, innovative mechanics and a literal connection to the environment create a true desert manifesto on the wrist.

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Seiko celebrates 50 years of the legendary movie JAWS with a killer “Seiko Prospex Jaws SRPL81” diver’s watch

The Seiko Prospex Jaws SRPL81 50th Anniversary Edition combines subtle cinematic aesthetics with premium diving functionality at a price point under $1,000/€1,000. Limited to 5,000 pieces, the watch will be available in July 2025.

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Seiko revives Samurai with a green wave: Seiko PADI Special Edition

A legend reborn. This time in a deep shade of green – Seiko has combined the “Samurai” archetype with the colors of the underwater world to create a fresh, modern diver’s timepiece that impresses with both aesthetics and functionality.

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