Wearable devices

Celebrating 55 years this year, the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer is considered to be the world's first automatic chronograph, introduced in 1969. With its column wheel and vertical clutch technology, this watch set new standards for timekeeping precision. Over the years, the Speedtimer has skillfully combined classic and modern design, keeping it at the forefront of watch lovers who appreciate both tradition and innovation.

Rolex, the Swiss watchmaking icon, is expanding its relatively new 1908 Perpetual line with the release of a luxurious platinum version. While other watch brands present novelties and highly anticipated reissues at the Watches and Wonders event in Geneva, Rolex stays true to its tradition with minimal but attractive changes to its existing range.

Singer Reimagined, the brand known for its recreations of the legendary 911, has launched a new diving chronograph, the Singer Divetrack. Presented at Geneva Watch Week 2024, this unique mechanical chronograph combines innovation and functionality with timeless design. With features such as a central rotating disc for 24-hour marking and a special design for surface interval monitoring, Divetrack sets new standards in the diving watch world.