TAG Heuer, Team Ikuzawa, and Bamford Watch Department are collaborating once again on a 150-piece Carrera Glassbox that brings the Roadmaster pit-lane stopwatch to the wrist, three years after their first joint project.
When the most influential English-language watch media outlet launches its own limited-edition watch and sells it out in minutes, it is worth asking the question that no English-speaking colleague is going to pose.
Oris is revamping its entire Artelier family—working with a 24-year-old designer—featuring two distinct dial textures and a 38mm case, arriving in stores in July.
On July 22, the microbrand launched a 40mm automatic GMT that combines two rare things for under a thousand dollars: a dial cut from metallic meteorite and a square case, a shape that the industry stopped producing in volume half a century ago.
The phrase on the dial doesn't guarantee the watch was born entirely in Switzerland. It guarantees something more precise, more interesting, and considerably less absolute than most buyers assume.
Natural tiger's eye sliced at 0.4 millimeters, tungsten bezel and Swiss caliber. First batch of 500 pieces at 1,295 euros, with shipments starting August 21.
Worn & Wound compró la microbrand neoyorquina, relanzó sus cuatro modelos base con cristal de zafiro y vendió toda la primera tanda antes de que terminara el lunes.
Orient amplió su colección Stretto con cinco referencias Date de 38.5mm y cinco Day & Night de 41.5mm con indicador de sol y luna, en verde, azul, rosa, naranja y una edición gradiente, desde 399 hasta 499 euros.
The New York-based microbrand launched the Metric Manual Wind Copper on July 3, the third variant of its platform with a Swiss Sellita movement: same 36mm case, new copper dial inspired by freshly extracted espresso and a price of $875.
Yema pays tribute to the 400th anniversary of the French National Navy with a 39mm diving watch, in-house movement and a unique dial that no other buyer will have.