If Jacques Cousteau were wearing the Doxa SUB 200 today, he would probably show it off in a Zoom meeting.
Wearable devices
TUDOR's new chronograph “TUDOR Black Bay Chrono Carbon 25” is like a race car for the wrist: fast, technical, light – and (almost) as exclusive as a Formula 1 pit crew.
The new Apple Watch Ultra 3 (2025) is already knocking on the door and, like every autumn presentation from Cupertino, it promises a lot. According to all the known rumors, we are waiting for a watch that will not shake the world with its appearance, but with quiet determination will bring exactly what we miss the most: even more performance, even more endurance and - finally - satellite communication.
Apple, the undisputed master of evolution with a revolutionary image, will introduce its most ambitious smartwatch yet in 2025 – the Apple Watch Ultra 3. If verified sources and some more enthusiastic tweets are to be believed, we are in for a robust but much more sophisticated version of the watch that wants to be everything: your personal doctor, GPS navigator, fitness trainer and mom in one device – except it won't beg you to put on a sweater.
Although Casio has been the alpha and omega of digital watches for decades, they have always had one tiny dark spot – literally. But 2025 is clearly the year when even a digital display can glow in the dark like it’s straight out of a superhero comic book. The new Casio Pro Trek series with a phosphorescent digital display.
The cheapest designer watches?! A Braun watch is not just a watch. It's a manifesto. It's Bauhaus on your wrist. It's an invisible companion to your good taste, silently shouting: "I know what design means." And if you've ever admired Dieter Rams' pieces, then you know that Braun is not just electronics - it's a religion of purity, ascetic luxury and absolute function. In a world where most watches are overstuffed with unnecessary features, digital toys and logos trying to prove their existence, Braun stands like a Japanese Zen master in the middle of chaotic Tokyo.
Seiko has taken its prestigious heritage of diving watches to the next level with the Seiko Prospex SPB519 – a technically sophisticated timepiece that is beautiful enough for the conference room and rugged enough for diving into the depths.
The latest smart ring, RAW Ring, promises to expose adultery. Or at least make sure no one sleeps soundly anymore.
Victorinox has proven with the Victorinox Swiss Army Automatic that you don't have to choose between beauty, performance and durability. It's a watch that can easily go from the conference room to the mountain trail with Swiss precision and modern robustness.
When Zenith revives a calendar complication from the past, it’s not just a design exercise in retro aesthetics – it’s a meticulous homage to historic engineering mastery. In 2024, they introduced the Zenith Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar in steel, and now comes an even more prestigious version: in 18-carat pink gold, with a deep black dial and seamlessly integrated calendar, chronograph and moon phase displays.
What do you get when you combine Italian design, military precision and a desire for adrenaline-fueled adventures? The Panerai Submersible Marina Chrono Militare Experience Edition – a timepiece that takes you not only to depths of 500 meters below sea level, but also to the heart of the military missions of the Italian Naval Aviation. Because, why "just" wear a watch when you can also live it?
Garmin has introduced the Garmin Instinct 3 Tactical Edition – a smartwatch that, in addition to standard step tracking, now hides your location, calculates ballistic trajectories, and almost never gets tired. For those who need more than just a reminder to drink water.