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Huawei Ring 2025: The device that could change everything – if it even exists

While the competition is already mastering smart ring technology, Huawei still thinks the watch is the future. News for them: it's not. The right answer is discreet, elegant, on the finger... and not on the wrist. The right answer is the Huawei Ring 2025.

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Panerai Luminor GMT Power Reserve Ceramica PAM01574: When blue meets ceramic

Panerai has taken its iconic Luminor GMT Power Reserve to new depths – this time in a rich shade of blue and clad in high-tech black ceramic. Meet the Panerai Luminor GMT Power Reserve Ceramica PAM01574, a watch that combines Swiss precision, Italian charm and technological advancement in one package (with a double strap, by the way).

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Timex Expedition Tide-Temp-Compass: When your watch doesn't just follow you, it guides you

From a watch that measures tides, temperature and direction to an icon for adventurers – even those in the office. Meet the Timex Expedition Tide-Temp-Compass, the watchmaking MacGyver that can do just about anything… except make coffee.

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Timex x Bespoke Post Field Watch: a retro military watch that's cool, rugged, and (too) affordable

A collector's gem from the '70s is back—now in quartz and with a Cordura strap, ready for a modern style battle. It's the Timex x Bespoke Post Field Watch.

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The best smart rings of 2025: When will the control over our sleep end?

If your smartwatch is starting to tire you out or is reminding you at 3:47 a.m. that you're sleeping "not efficiently enough," it might be time to switch to something more... finger-friendly. These are the best smart rings of 2025!

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Google Pixel Watch 4: The watch that might be smarter than you (and almost certainly faster)

2025, if all credible rumors are to be believed, will be the year Google releases its most advanced smartwatch yet – the Google Pixel Watch 4. A device that is said to combine aesthetic minimalism, advanced artificial intelligence, and functionality that borders on science fiction. Fortunately, with a better battery.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 – 2025: When will the next big watch arrive – and will it even be there?

The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 may be one of the most desirable, yet most uncertain, products of 2025. Without concrete information, but a multitude of rumors, the key question remains: does Samsung still believe in the Ultra line?

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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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