NOMOS Glashütte Dresses Its Orion Gold Neomatik in Black
The independent German firm that reinvented Glashütte after 1990 arrives at ORELO for the first time with an 18-karat gold dress watch featuring a black dial.
Hamilton Adds a Cosmic Blue Dial to the Khaki Field Murph 38mm
The Khaki Field Murph 38 mm already featured black and white dials; now it gains a third option in blue, with the same H-10 caliber and prices starting at $995.
Tudor Brings Back the Northflag With GMT Function and Master Chronometer Certification
Five years after discontinuing it, Tudor revives the tool watch that in 2015 introduced its first in-house manufacture movement, now with a GMT function and METAS certification.
Oris Debuts the ProPilot X Gonzo Edition on Its Ten-Day Manufacture Calibre
The third watch Oris has developed with Disney's The Muppets runs on the Calibre 115, an in-house hand-wound movement with ten days of power reserve.
TAG Heuer Celebrates 50 Years of the Monza With a Limited Edition
The Swiss watchmaker unveils 500 numbered pieces of the Monza Flyback Chronograph, named after the circuit where Ferrari won its drivers' title in 1975.
MB&F's M.A.D.3 Brings Vincent Calabrese's Wandering Hours Into Series Production
MB&F rebuilt from scratch the wandering hours mechanism invented by Vincent Calabrese decades ago and incorporated it into a steel watch accessible to any collector, available via a public lottery running until September 7.
Bulova Cuts the Lunar Pilot Down to 41mm and Blacks It Out Completely
The Black Hole edition brings the descendant of the chronograph that reached the lunar surface on Apollo 15 into the most restrained case of its modern history, with a Musou-painted dial and Bulova's high-frequency quartz calibre.
Norqain Takes the Independence Skeleton to Grade 5 Titanium at 82 Grams
Norqain brings the case of its Independence Skeleton to Grade 5 titanium for the first time, with a black DLC coating, a COSC-certified skeletonised movement and a weight of 82 grams.
Seiko Presage x Tradman's Bonsai HCC009J1: Pine Bark on the Dial, 2,000 Pieces on the Label
A dial carrying the relief of aged black pine bark, the in-house 6R51 and 100 metres of water resistance for USD 1,350. Two thousand units is a lot for an edition that calls itself limited.
Seiko Returns to the 1913 Laurel With Two Handcrafted Dials
References HCC005 and HCC006 join the Presage permanent collection in September. Featuring enamel fired at approximately 800 degrees and Urushi lacquer, they are priced from $1,400.