Wearable devices

Pebble Time 2 – 2025: the return of the classic with steel, colored pixels and a month of battery life… more creative than Apple and Samsung

Following the return of the Pebble brand, Core Devices has revealed the final look of the Pebble Time 2: a 1.5-inch 64-color e-paper touchscreen, steel body and buttons, smaller bezels, flat glass, RGB lighting, a second microphone, a compass, and a screw-down back cover. Pre-orders are open for $225, with shipping scheduled for late 2025.

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Unimatic Modello Uno ProDiver: minimalism finally goes to 600 meters for a price under 2,000 euros

Italian micro-brand Unimatic has transformed its Modello Uno into a serious diving tool. The new Unimatic Modello Uno ProDiver line brings the first 600-meter version in titanium (U1S-T-PD6-B) and two more affordable steel versions (U1-PD3-B and U1-PD3-OR) with 300-meter water resistance. All three models feature a ceramic bezel insert, dual-color lume, and strictly functional graphics.

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Girard-Perregaux x Aston Martin Laureato Skeleton: black ceramic, British green and 55 internal angles

The Girard-Perregaux x Aston Martin Laureato Skeleton is a new joint edition from Girard-Perregaux and Aston Martin. The 42-mm black ceramic case houses the skeletonized, proprietary caliber GP01800-2627 with a 54-hour power reserve. The green PVD on the rotor and hands is a tribute to the “racing green” tradition, while the 55 hand-finished inner corners are in a class of their own. Limited to 88 pieces.

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Timex Intrepid x Dimepiece: The iconic '90s sailing watch returns in 36mm — with purple INDIGLO and a price of 239 $/€

Timex's story with the Intrepid is one of those pop culture loops that just won't close. The rise of the '90s preppy aesthetic, Ryan Murphy's new series about JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, and Instagram detective Brynn Wallner (Dimepiece) digging up a "John John's" Timex in the Getty archives — all led to this spring's 46-millimeter reissue, which sold out immediately. And in August, an even better "remix" followed: the 36-mm Intrepid x Dimepiece.

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Panerai goes from sea to sky: Panerai Submersible Marina Militare “Aviazione Navale” PAM01697 & PAM01698

Panerai has officially expanded its military narrative with two Submersible models that for the first time specifically honor the Aviazione Navale, the aviation branch of the Italian Navy. The PAM01697 (steel + ceramic insert) and PAM01698 (Carbotech) feature a 44-mm case, 300-meter water resistance, a “radar” small seconds at 9 o’clock, gray markers with Super-LumiNova X2, and house the proven P.900 caliber with a 72-hour power reserve. Prices: $12,500 (steel) and $19,500 (Carbotech). These are the Panerai Submersible Marina Militare “Aviazione Navale”.

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Bremont Supermarine 500m Polar White: icy white with a jealous black bezel and 500m of confidence

Bremont has expanded its revamped Supermarine 500m line with a “Polar White” variant. The white wavy dial - Bremont Supermarine 500m Polar White, black ceramic bezel and blue Super-LumiNova ensure legibility, while the 43-mm 904L steel case with helium valves and 500-meter water resistance make it a serious diving reference. Inside, a BB64AH (Sellita SW300) ticks with a 56-hour power reserve. The price is $5,000 on a steel bracelet, and $4,700 on a rubber or NATO strap.

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Ultrahuman Ring Air: a titanium smart ring that even James Bond would easily wear

Smart rings are the new wearable tech obsession. The Ultrahuman Ring Air, made of titanium with a protective tungsten carbide coating, is feather-light, tracks sleep, movement, recovery, temperature and HRV, while looking like a minimalist piece of jewelry. For those who want less screen and more data - without the mandatory subscription.

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Apple Ring as early as 2026: the ring that Apple doesn't have (yet) — and why it will eventually put it on anyway

If Apple ever enters the world of smart rings, it will be because the ring does not compete with the watch, but complements it. The market is growing, users are ready, patents are whispering, Gurman is cooling expectations, but the logic of the ecosystem is clear. Users are demanding the Apple Ring! Apple Ring already in 2026?

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Seiko 5 Sports Pepsi Limited Edition 2025: Seiko has made "Pepsi" official - finally you can sip the watch, look at the can, and laugh Rolex

Pepsi isn't just something you drink when you have a burger. For watch enthusiasts, it's the red-and-blue bezel that lived in the wild for decades as an unofficial nickname for watches until Seiko said, "Let's get this straight." And so we have an official collaboration with PepsiCo - two Seiko 5 Sports models, the SRPL99 and SSK047, both limited to 7,000 pieces and both ready to pack your wrist wardrobe in September.

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4 surefire innovations in the new Apple Watch Ultra 3 – 2025: and one that will surprise you

The new Apple Watch Ultra 3 is expected to feature a nearly two-inch display, 5G RedCap, and possibly Apple's first blood pressure monitor... and?! Read more

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Seiko “Speedtimer x Datsun 240Z” 2025: Their watch, their story, our excitement

Seiko and Datsun made history in 1971 by winning the brutal East African Safari Rally. Together, they have now revived this shared heritage with three limited edition Speedtimer watches – three different price points, all equally appreciative of the sporty and nostalgic soul.

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U-Boat Profondo 10,000 MT: a diving watch that dives into the abyss with the giants – and challenges your wallet

With the U-Boat Profondo 10,000 MT model, Italian microbrand U-Boat has entered waters previously dominated by Rolex and Omega – while maintaining a price that doesn't require selling a kidney.

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