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Suunto Ocean: the new smart dive computer & watch for diving enthusiasts

The Finnish brand Suunto has introduced its latest Suunto Ocean smartwatch, designed for lovers of diving and other water sports. Suunto Ocean boasts premium features including a decompression planner, underwater tracking and incredible battery life.

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Panerai presents a limited edition Panerai Submersible Elux Lab-ID watch

Known for its bold innovations and masterful watchmaking, Panerai has unveiled a new limited edition timepiece that will delight collectors and luxury watch lovers alike. The new Submersible Elux LAB-ID PAM01800 is not just a watch, but a true technological masterpiece, the result of eight years of research and development in their manufactory in Neuchâtel. Limited to just 150 pieces, this watch will be available in batches of 50 pieces per year over a period of three years.

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TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x Porsche 963: A watch for true car enthusiasts

The association between TAG Heuer and Porsche has once again borne fruit with the launch of a limited edition watch that will delight all motoring enthusiasts.

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Swatch presents a new Capsule collection dedicated to the Olympic Games in Paris 2024

With the upcoming Summer Olympics in Paris 2024, Swatch has launched a new watch collection celebrating the three newest Olympic sports: skateboarding, surfing and volleyball. These watches are a great way to express your passion for sports and individuality while watching the biggest sporting event of the summer.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch FE: a novelty for an extremely interesting amount

Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy Watch FE, an affordable version of its popular smartwatch. The watch is equipped with many advanced features, including health and fitness tracking, and brings a superior user experience at a more affordable price.

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The best men's watches under €500: A guide to buying and caring for a watch

Men's watches are not only a fashion accessory, but also a practical tool that reflects their personal style and status. A watch can tell a lot about the owner - from his professional orientation to his adventurous spirit. Although smartwatches are becoming more and more popular, traditional watches remain an indispensable part of a man's wardrobe. In this article, we show you how to choose the right watch and how to properly care for it. We will also present six models that combine quality and affordability.

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Omega goes back to the 80s with a pair of two-tone Speedmaster Moonwatch Professionals

This week, Omega introduced two new two-tone models of the legendary Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional. The new models combine stainless steel with Sedna gold and Moonshine gold, bringing a breath of fresh air to the Moonwatch collection. Also known as the Moonwatch, this iconic watch accompanied astronauts on most NASA missions, including the first moon landing in 1969.

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They say they are the perfect couple… are they really?

Technology has become an inseparable part of our everyday life, and efficiency and elegance are key when choosing devices that accompany us throughout the day. With the new Galaxy A series and the Galaxy Fit3 bracelet, Samsung has created a perfect duo that promises to satisfy both your technological needs and your desire to look chic.

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Luminox celebrates 35 years: the revival of legendary military watches

When talking about durable watches, Luminox is the brand that should come to mind first. Robust, light and extremely resistant thanks to CARBONOX carbon composite housings. These watches are not just a fashion accessory, but a real tool for adventurers and military personnel. If even Bear Grylls is wearing one, you know it's serious business. And the most legendary partnership? No doubt the one with the US Navy SEALs.

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Autocracy and minimalism: Autodromo Racing Team Chronograph

Autodrom combines automotive enthusiasm and minimalist design in the limited edition Autodrom Racing Team Chronograph.

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Celebrating 55 years: Seiko Prospex Speedtimer, a pioneer among sports chronographs

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.

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ALTO Watches: A new Swiss watch brand that captures the spirit of the seventies and the film world of Christopher Nolan

In the world of watchmaking, heritage is often of key importance, and in recent years newcomers have also entered the scene, quickly taking an important place in the industry with their innovative approach. Notable among them is the Swiss independent watchmaker ALTO Watches:, which this month presents its debut, the ART 01 model.

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