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The New Piaget Polo Minute Repeater’s Open Secret

The haute horology, chiming sports watch that we didn’t know we needed.
By Rhonda Riche
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Gagà Laboratorio Labormatic Superleggero: The Art of Lightness, Reimagined

Gagà Laboratorio turns the pursuit of lightness into a distinctly Italian expression of watchmaking, blending Grade 5 titanium, transparent sapphire, mechanical ingenuity and automotive-inspired design in a 100-piece limited edition.
By Sébastien Aeberli
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Longines Brings More Horological Mastery to the 2026 Master Collection

The second phase of Longines’ artful re-imagining of its classic Master Collection arrives today, and it leverages even more of the maison’s watchmaking expertise, as well as its notably elegant cadre of brand ambassadors.
By Mike Espindle
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Omega Drops – Count ‘em – Seven New References for the Speedmaster 38mm Collection

Today, Omega debuts a raft of collection extensions to its smaller Speedmaster line, speaking to heritage and authenticity, of course, but also to the Speedy’s inherent flexibility and divergent customer appeal.
By Mike Espindle
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Labeg News! New Brand No Identity Puts the Artist’s Cardboard Creations on Your Wrist

Co-founder and Creative Director Gabriel Lau is now making wearable watch art.
By Rhonda Riche
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Raiders of the Lost Art: Favre Leuba adds a Two-Tone Day Date to its Deep Raider Collection

The Le Locle-based brand has added a sporty steel-and-PVD-coated bracelet to its catalog.
By Rhonda Riche
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Watch Ho & Co(mmunity) x Selten’s New Yum Cha is Inspired by Hong Kong’s Most Cherished Tradition

The best watches tell stories beyond their mechanics. With the new Yum Cha, Watch Ho & Co(mmunity) and Selten transform one of Hong Kong’s most cherished traditions into a timepiece that celebrates family, craftsmanship and memory through exceptional artisanal watchmaking.
By Sébastien Aeberli
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Chronoswiss’ New Small Second Stone Collection Turns Geological Time into Mechanical Time

Every mechanical watch is a story about time. With its latest release, Chronoswiss reminds us that some stories began long before watchmaking itself.
By Sébastien Aeberli
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TAG Heuer Brings Japanese Racing Heritage to the Carrera with the New Team Ikuzawa Limited Edition

The world of motorsport has always been woven into the DNA of the TAG Heuer Carrera. Now, the Swiss manufacture reconnects with one of Japan’s most iconic racing names through a bold new collaboration.
By Sébastien Aeberli
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Zenith Defy Extreme Lapis Lazuli II: A Chronograph Built on Contrast

Swiss watchmaking has long combined traditional craftsmanship with technical innovation. The new Zenith Defy Extreme Lapis Lazuli II brings those elements together in a contemporary high-frequency chronograph.
By Watchonista
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Anoma A1 Prehistoric: A Hand-Chiseled Sculpture That Reinterprets Early Human Creativity

The Anoma A1 Prehistoric draws inspiration from prehistoric stone tools, transforming traditional Swiss watchmaking into wearable sculpture through meticulous hand-chiselled craftsmanship and artisanal finishing.
By Sébastien Aeberli
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Bulova Unveils the Snorkel Sail4th Special Edition to Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary

Bulova blends New York heritage, maritime history, and a summer-ready dive watch. This patriotic new addition to its Snorkel collection honors America’s Semiquincentennial.
By Watchonista
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Desert Light, Frosted Light: Chronoswiss Doubles Down with Two Stunning Novelties

The shared influence of red-gold is the hallmark of these two new models from the Lucerne watchmaker, which tackle two divergent approaches to dial design and light-catching elan.
By Mike Espindle
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Color, Character, and Creativity: Three Funky New Dials Worth Your Attention

From automotive-inspired craftsmanship and vibrant chronographs to bold retro racing aesthetics, these three recent releases demonstrate how modern sport watches continue to evolve while remaining deeply rooted in their respective identities.
By Sébastien Aeberli
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Tourbillon Day: Breguet Celebrates 225 Years of the Complication with a Host of New Models

On this monumental birthday, the Maison offers modern interpretations of a watchmaking classic.
By Cait Bazemore
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The New Amida Digitrend OSII Black Takes Us Back (and Forward) to the Future

While heavily influenced by the mid-century futurism of its 1976 Digitrend driving watch, the new Amida Digitrend OSII Black, launching today, makes a gorgeous case for the continued relevance of outstanding “space age” timepiece design.
By Mike Espindle
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Freaks to the Front: Ulysse Nardin Launches a New Generation of the Freak X

More compact. Technologically advanced. Freakier.
By Rhonda Riche
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Vacheron Constantin’s Traditionnelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar Extends the Meaning of “Perpetual”

This newly optimized dual-frequency perpetual calendar combines advanced energy management, contemporary open-worked aesthetics, and practical innovation to redefine long-term mechanical autonomy.
By Sébastien Aeberli
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Longines’ 2026 Master Collection is a Master Class in Elegance

Since 2005, these timepieces in Longines’ Master collection have represented the pinnacle of the watchmaking art for the esteemed Swiss maison. Today, with a completely redesigned line-up – for men and women – and sporting new case sizes, “mastering” your wrist game has never been so appealing.
By Mike Espindle
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MB&F HM12: The Watch with a Robot Guardian from Another Galaxy

As the lucky owner of a number of MB&F Horological Machines, the concept of a watch that could double as the head of a robot, which could then be displayed on a separate robot’s body when not being worn, definitely intrigued me. But could this concept work in the real world?
By Paul Blandford