October 2, 2026 A Darker Take on a Modern Travel Favorite First introduced at Watches & Wonders 2025, the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer quickly became one of the most noteworthy NOMOS releases in years. It blends the athletic spirit of the German brand’s Club family with a clever, practical worldtimer function. Now, for 2026, the
October 2, 2026 A New Three-Hand Sport Watch from Zenith Swiss watchmaker Zenith has unveiled its Chronomaster Solo Sport collection, launching with four high-beat automatic models that use a three-hand layout. The line is positioned as a time-only counterpart to the hugely successful Chronomaster Sport Chronograph and as a more practical option than the Defy
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September 30, 2026 A New Entry Point for Timex Atelier Timex debuted Atelier in 2025 as a premium, Swiss-made sub-brand that carries forward the design language Chief Creative Director Giorgio Galli developed in his namesake collection. Every Atelier model so far has used an automatic movement and cost more than $1,000. That changes with the
September 30, 2026 A Military Icon Returns in Titanium Few tritium-lit watches carry as much historical weight as the Traser P6500 Type 6, which was originally built to answer a request from the United States Department of Defense. Earlier in 2026, Traser revived that founding design as the P65 Tactical Mission. The standard polymer-case edition
September 29, 2026 A Playful New Horological Venture Drawing a parallel to the relationship between MB&F and its MAD Editions, the Donut Watch Company (DWC) emerges as a new, more accessible venture from the minds behind the esteemed Ming watch brand. This technically separate marque serves as a platform for creative, lower-priced timepieces. Following a
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Sep 27, 2026 · Most of us don’t need a drawer full of watches. We need one that looks right with a suit on Monday, survives a swim on Saturday, and never asks for attention in between. That’s the brief behind the Navigator. It’s a 38mm stainless steel watch that measures just 8.8mm thick, with
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September 24, 2026 A Tool for Adventure, Not the Office In the world of watch collecting, the “go-anywhere, do-anything” (GADA) timepiece is often seen as the ultimate ideal—a single watch for every occasion. The Doxa SUB 200 T-Graph II stands in direct opposition to this concept. It is not a subtle daily accessory; it’s a
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September 22, 2026 A New Gateway to an Exclusive Brand H. Moser & Cie. has built its esteemed reputation on the motto “Very Rare,” a principle reflected in its low production numbers and premium price tags. Ownership has long signified entry into an exclusive circle, with even its most accessible collections, like the Pioneer, commanding
Meet the Specht & Söhne Apex, a quartz chronograph with sapphire crystal, tachymeter bezel and a perforated leather rally strap. Available in five colorways. Some watches are built for the track and some for the office. The Apex is designed for both. It takes the visual language of mid-century motorsport chronographs and pairs it with
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An Art Deco Icon, Reimagined Few watch designs have endured like the reversible rectangular case. Born in the early 1930s, when polo players needed a way to protect their watch crystals mid-match, the flip-over case became one of the most recognisable silhouettes in horology. The Inverso by Specht & Söhne pays homage to that legacy,