Category: News
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TAG Heuer Reveals Trio of New Monaco Watches for the Monaco GP & Indy 500
Heading into round eight of the 2025 Formula 1 season in Monaco we’re getting a trio of new releases from TAG Heuer, in what has become an annual occurrence for the brand. This is TAG Heuer’s first year as a title sponsor, so it’s a bit different this time, and the watches being released follow…
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Formex Field Automatic Gets Second Generation
Formex is returning to their Field Automatic platform this week after initially introducing the watch back in 2022 with a trio of new dial colors and designs. The original concept was among the most compelling new field watch designs I’ve come across, so I’m happy to see the brand return to the formula with a…
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Zenith Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar Gets Lapis Lazuli Dial
The Zenith Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar was a stand out release last year, and every addition that’s been made to the line since somehow manages to bring out a new flattering element of the design. It’s a watch that can seemingly do no wrong. Today, we’re getting the latest entry, and it gets a stunning…
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MB&F Announces New Special Projects One
MB&F is celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, and with it, their remarkable breadth of work within the Horological Machine and Legacy Machine collections. Not content to stop there, the brand is introducing a third pillar called Special Projects, and with it, the SP1 One. Special Projects watches will live somewhere between HM and LM…
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Marathon Reveals New Blue Yonder SSNAV-D
Marathon welcomes a new entry to its illustrious Navigator Pilot series of watches this week with the release of the new Blue Yonder SSNAV-D. The series, which began in 1986 in partnership with (the now closed) Kelly Air Force Base with the goal of creating watches that could withstand the rigors of high-altitude flight. Like…
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The New Serica 5303 PLD is Fit for Service
The Serica 5303 has been a great, original dive watch platform since it first released in 2021. Its split bezel and integrated link fit within a twisted lug case was a perfect example of micro brands at their best. With early examples experiencing winding stem issues, however, it’s not a watch that ever felt all…
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The Omega Railmaster Gets A Modern Refresh
Omega is returning to their Railmaster collection this week with a pair of new references that bring a simple, modern focus to the historic design (even if one of them uses a throwback color palette). The Railmaster, which resides in the broader Seamaster collection, has seen a number of special editions in recent years, but…
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Girard-Perregaux Gets Retro with Deep Diver Legacy Edition (ft. Bamford Watch Department)
The year 1969 continues to have a lasting impression on the current generation, and there’s still plenty of life in the throwback trend, it would seem. This week, Girard-Perregaux is returning to the era by bringing back their Deep Diver concept from 1969 (ref. 9108), using a design from 1971. The watch will be a…