Author: Blake Buettner
-
![[Live Pics] Zenith Defy Revival Brings Back A3643 with Silver Dial](https://thedeeptrack.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Zenith_DefyA3643-1.webp)
[Live Pics] Zenith Defy Revival Brings Back A3643 with Silver Dial
If you had one word to describe Zenith in 2025, that word would probably be ‘vibrant’. This is a brand that embraced color in new and interesting ways last year, from their entirely blue lineup at Watches & Wonders, to new Defy Chroma references, to a capsule collection of Defy Revival chronographs in primary colors.…
-
TAG Heuer Carrera Seafarer Taps Into Abercrombie & Fitch Roots
TAG Heuer introduced a slew of new Carrera models to ring in this year’s LVMH Watch Week, and alongside a new 41mm glassbox design (and a trick split second chronograph) we also find a new Carrera Seafarer boasting a very old-school colorway. The new Seafarer builds on the contemporary concept first seen in a collaboration…
-
VPC Dive Watch Breaks Cover with Type 39VM
VPC is showing off their sophomore release this week in the form of a dive watch dubbed the Type 39VM, and it’s an exercise in restraint. If you’re familiar with the brand, that will come as no surprise. VPC made a big impression with their initial release of the Type 37HW, with a clean yet…
-
Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Looks to the Past with New ‘Bullseye’
Oris is returning to their Big Crown Pointer Date collection to kick off 2026, and while this is a collection that has embraced more contemporary tones in recent years, there’s a huge amount of history to lean back into, and that’s exactly what we find here with a new take on the white and black…
-
Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Welcomes Reverse Panda Dial
As has become customary this time of year, there’s a new Speedmaster being released by Omega today, and it’s joining the regular production Moonwatch collection. The new watch boasts a reverse panda dial with a black lacquer base and white sub-dials, all done in a similar manner to the white dial we saw released in…
-
Opinion: 100 Years of Tudor Watches, What to Expect
I’ll be honest, I kind of phase out when I hear the word anniversary brought up these days, insofar as it relates to watches, at least. Every year, every quarter even, there is a new release associated with some sort of anniversary, and while they aren’t all bad watches, the fact that they’ve been tied…
-
Revisiting the Most Important Watch of 2025, The Rolex Land-Dweller
The most important watch release of 2025 has less to do with the watch itself, and more to do with what’s going on inside. All hyperbole aside, the Land-Dweller is not only a milestone for Rolex, but also represents a meaningful shift in how we should be thinking about horological innovation. As impressive (and important)…
-
Kurono Tokyo Announces Special Projects 37mm INSEKI with Meteorite Dial
One low key trend in recent years has been the increased use of meteorite within dial designs, so much so that the good ones are setting themselves apart by how they are thoughtfully integrating within the design as a whole. The best example of late, if you ask me, is certainly the Zenith x Hodinkee…