Longines is celebrating the centenary of its first dual-time zone watch with the Longines Spirit Zulu Time 1925. This watch combines historical heritage with modern design, including 18-carat pink gold and a luxurious movement.
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G-SHOCK, the icon of indestructibility, and Hender Scheme, the master of Japanese craftsmanship, have teamed up again. This time, they've created a watch that not only keeps time, but also wears it elegantly - with leather that ages like fine wine and a design that sounds quieter but speaks louder.
Union Glashütte presents a new limited edition of its Union Glashütte Belisar Chronograph Silvretta Classic 2025, combining retro aesthetics with modern technology. With an orange and gray color scheme and a robust design, this watch pays homage to classic car rallies and German watchmaking heritage.
When time is captured in the geometry of dreams and carbon becomes the canvas of mastery, creating something more than just a watch. With its new creation, Hublot invites you into a world where aesthetics meets audacity.
In a world where watches often compete to be more complicated, more gold, or more connected to your phone, the TAG Heuer Monaco stands out. It's not a watch that begs for your attention — it's a watch that takes it.
Formex has brought its field icon, the Field Automatic, into its second generation. With a titanium case, new numeral colors, and a "sandwich" dial, this is a watch that dares to be both classic and futuristic. Price? Between 800 and 920 euros. Question: why are you still wearing steel?
When former Apple design guru Jony Ive claims it's "the best work his team has ever done," the tech world listens. And when OpenAI CEO Sam Altman adds that he's holding "the coolest piece of technology the world has ever seen," expectations skyrocket.
No, you're not dreaming - there really is a titanium watch with a meca-quartz chronograph, designed for a cycling challenge that also supports cancer research, and at a price that won't cause tachycardia. The Boldr Conquer LE is fresh, light, and with good reason.
They say that too much is not a bad thing. This is especially true when it comes to smartwatches. It's better to have more to choose from, with different shapes, materials, case and strap colors, and capabilities, than too few and be forced to compromise.
Just in time for World Oceans Day, CITIZEN has sent a message in a bottle – six watches from the new limited edition collection “UNITE with BLUE – Sea of Silence”, where blue is not just a color, but a manifesto of peace, technology and the planet. It is a horological ode to light, water and all those who love silence – and in style.
Zenith celebrates its 160th anniversary with a timepiece that is both a tribute to history and a captivating window into the starry sky – embodied in a blue stone and an iconic mechanism.
What does a watch look like when reinterpreted by a house known for floating space capsules and biomechanical sculptures? The MB&F SP One is the answer – a quiet revolution that rejects all theatricality and replaces it with intimate perfection. This is not a watch that screams. It is a watch that whispers but tells every connoisseur everything.