May 7th 2025 Leica’s Journey from Lenses to Timepieces Leica is globally revered for capturing life’s most fleeting moments through the lens. But in 2022, the German brand took a bold leap — transforming its mechanical mastery into a new arena: watchmaking. With the launch of the Leica ZM 12, the company reinforces its dedication […]
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May 2nd 2025 Inspired by the Iconic 1968 Diver Seiko’s latest release, the Prospex 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT SPB519, offers a fresh interpretation of the brand’s revered 1968 Diver’s 300M. Instead of mimicking the original, this model takes key design cues and reimagines them into a robust, everyday-ready sports watch featuring a GMT complication. Case
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May 1st 2025 A Vision of Retro-Futurism Designing the future with inspiration from the past is a rare art—and British designer Tej Chauhan has mastered it. His collaboration with Swiss watchmaker Rado returns in 2025 with the new Diastar Original x Tej Chauhan Special Edition, a timepiece that channels ‘60s and ‘70s retro-futuristic flair into
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April 30th 2025 The Specht & Sohne Cubic Automatic is a refined timepiece that masterfully balances vintage inspiration with contemporary craftsmanship. Drawing from the iconic design of the Patek Philippe Cubitus, the Cubic pays tribute to classic horology while introducing a fresh, modern perspective. At first glance, the Cubic captivates with its sleek, rectangular case—a
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April 25th 2025 To mark its 25th anniversary, Gerald Charles introduced a bold and luxurious limited-edition timepiece at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2025. The new Maestro GC39 25th Anniversary Edition is a contemporary tribute to the rare 2005 GC39 model originally designed by Gérald Genta. A Modern Spin on a Classic This new edition doesn’t
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April 24th 2025 Formex, a family-owned Swiss watch brand, stands apart from other independents thanks to its ties to two manufacturing powerhouses: Dexel and Cadranor. This partnership gives Formex unique access to high-end production materials and techniques, typically reserved for far more expensive brands. Meteorite Dials and Swiss Craftsmanship The new Essence Space Glacier COSC
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April 23rd 2025 Not Just Hype—A Real Follow-UpWhen whispers spread that Christopher Ward had something “bigger than the Bel Canto” on the horizon, fans were eager. After a playful but divisive Mr. Jones collab, the real news dropped: the C12 Loco. While it may not outshine the Bel Canto in impact, it certainly pushes boundaries.
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April 21st 2025 Mechanical watches often draw inspiration from nature, and Atowak’s latest creation, the Manta-X, is no exception. Inspired by the elegant movement of manta rays and the mysteries of the ocean, the Manta-X fuses avant-garde design with groundbreaking mechanics, delivering a bold, kinetic wrist sculpture. A Trifecta of World-First Innovations At the core
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April 19th 2025 At Watches and Wonders 2025, Bulgari once again pushed the boundaries of watchmaking with the launch of the Octo Finissimo Ultra Tourbillon — now officially the thinnest tourbillon watch ever made. Measuring a jaw-dropping 1.85mm thick (that includes the case, movement, and crystal!), it’s thinner than a nickel and a testament to
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April 16th 2025 It looks like H. Moser & Cie. has caught the “food-watch” fever — a trend pioneered by Studio Underd0g, known for playful dials inspired by everything from passion fruit to mint chocolate chip. While Moser has always had a cheeky side (remember the cheese watch?), its designs rarely dipped into actual food
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