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This is the new Apple Watch Ultra 3: the watch that wants to be your doctor, navigator, and personal trainer

Apple is preparing the third generation of its rugged smartwatch - the new Apple Watch Ultra 3 - and if rumors are to be believed, we're in for a major evolutionary leap. With a larger screen, a better chip, and new health and connectivity features, the Ultra 3 is aimed at users who seek adventure but don't want to leave their health and signal at home.

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Luminox 4230: The next-generation Navy SEAL watch that Rambo would wear with a black tie

In a time when smartwatches count steps and heart rate, Luminox prefers to count depth meters and seconds to attack. The new 4230 series is a steely tribute to the elite units – without Bluetooth, but with a lot more balls.

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Timex Intrepid Reissue Returns: The Legendary Sailing Watch Worn by JFK Jr., Now for €199

Timex has revived the Timex Intrepid Reissue, the sailing watch worn by John F. Kennedy Jr. himself. The new version is a modern interpretation of the classic design—with a price tag under $200 and a touch of nautical nostalgia. Yes, it still has that legendary INDIGLO button.

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TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds F1: A Chronograph That Outruns Its Own Shadow

TAG Heuer has cemented its entry into the 2025 Formula 1 season with a timekeeping masterpiece: the TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds F1. Limited edition of 10 pieces, white ceramic, open dial, exclusive rattrapante movement – and all spiced up with David

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Bell & Ross BR-03 Skeleton: Technical honesty with a pilot's pedigree

Bell & Ross celebrates two decades of the iconic square watch with the new Bell & Ross BR-03 Skeleton collection. The three models – Black Ceramic, Skeleton Grey Steel and Lum Ceramic – combine high-tech materials, the new exclusive BR-CAL.328 automatic movement and an uncompromising design that remains true to the brand’s DNA. Prices start at 6,800 euros (approximately 7,300 USD).

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Patek Philippe Calatrava 6196P: Mechanical Poetry in Platinum and Pink Glow

The Patek Philippe 6196P Calatrava is a watch that combines classic aesthetics with microscopic precision – all in a 38mm platinum case. Minimalism crafted to perfection, with a hand-wound movement and details you won’t notice until your third espresso.

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Timex Deepwater Reef 200 XCF: A diver's watch that can easily survive the apocalypse (and still look good)

Timex has created a hybrid between dive gear and fashion accessory with its new Timex Deepwater Reef 200 XCF watch. Light as aluminum, strong as carbon, water-resistant to 200 meters and cool enough for dry land – this isn't just a watch, it's a statement.

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This will be the Apple Watch Series 11: the watch that is supposed to finally understand your body

In the fall of 2025, the most technologically advanced Apple watch ever – Apple Watch Series 11 – is coming - with blood pressure measurement, artificial intelligence, and still too weak a battery.

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Ulysse Nardin Diver AIR: the world's lightest mechanical diver's watch weighs less than an egg

Just when you think you've seen it all in the world of luxury watches, Ulysse Nardin comes along and presents a watch that weighs less than many desserts. The Ulysse Nardin Diver AIR breaks all records at a mere 52 grams — and without sacrificing robustness, aesthetics or prestige.

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Rolex Perpetual 1908 (2026): A watch that turns back time – with elegance

With the new edition of the Rolex Perpetual 1908 (2026) model, Rolex is not only looking to the future, but above all looking back – to the golden age of watchmaking, when a watch was still a statement, not just a gadget.

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Tudor Black Bay Pro “Polar” 2025: The white dial that (finally) colored the world of GMT watches

Three years after its launch, Tudor has heard the calls of enthusiasts and finally dressed the Tudor Black Bay Pro in a dazzling white opal dial. The result? A perfect blend of arctic elegance and functional robustness.

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Casio Pro Trek PRW-6900TFS: A watch with a map on the strap, three sensors and a tent in the box

Casio has teamed up with Chinese outdoor brand The Free Spirits to launch the limited edition Casio Pro Trek PRW-6900TFS, which brings camping gear in addition to durable straps and sensors for adventurers. The newcomer in a gray and orange color scheme is aimed at modern explorers - with a taste for design and technology.

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