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DOXA SUB 200 T.Graph II
In 1969, DOXA introduced the SUB 200 T.GRAPH at a moment when a chronograph on a professional dive watch was still an unusual idea. The SUB 200 T.GRAPH II picks up that thread with a tighter case, and a new Caribbean Blue joining the three original dial colors.
NOMOS Glashütte Tangente neomatik 38 Update Forest Green
Forest green arrives on the Tangente neomatik 38 Update, letting two small red markers do the quiet work of tracking the date around the dial's outer ring, all in an ultra thin steel case.
Cyrus
Cyrus is known for high-impact timepieces with skeletonized dials, unconventional case shapes, and advanced movements including tourbillons. Traditional Geneva watchmaking, turned up several notches.
Bimbu
Founded by brothers Aldo and Mario Magada, Bimbu makes watches with natural stone dials, hand-wound Concepto movements, and lightweight titanium cases. Quiet, tactile, and refreshingly unpretentious.
Tutima
Founded in 1927 in Glashütte, Germany, Tutima built its reputation producing precise pilot’s chronographs and aviation watches, , a tradition it still carries forward today.
BALL Engineer Master II Snoopy Flying Ace
BALL Watch Company enlists the world's most famous Flying Ace for its first Peanuts collaboration, a manual-winding tool watch with micro gas tube illumination and Snoopy in full aviator kit at 9 o'clock.
Fifty Years of the Nautilus: Patek Philippe Opens a Museum Exhibition Dedicated to an Icon
A steel sports watch that defied every convention of its era turns fifty, and Patek Philippe is marking the moment with a museum retrospective in Geneva and the four limited edition references that prove the original idea has lost none of its force.
Hanhart Thermosphere Limited Edition
The Thermosphere takes one straightforward idea, that a watch worn on duty should work as hard as the person wearing it, and delivers a 42mm tool watch whose rotating bezel maps breathing apparatus time checkpoints for firefighters.
Angelus
Angelus adds a technically ambitious new reference to its Instrument de Mesures collection, consolidating a telemeter, pulsometer and tachymeter within a three-dimensional 39 mm steel case.
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MB&F HM12 The Guardian
MB&F celebrates 20 years with one of its most ambitious concepts yet, a flying tourbillon wristwatch designed to read as a robotic face with a 38cm mechanical friend, making HM12 The Guardian a complete horological universe.
Urwerk UR-120 Blue Planet
The UR-120 Blue Planet is the third and final iteration of one of URWERK's most celebrated models, and as three hour satellites orbit a central carousel, it closes out the trilogy with no small amount of swagger.
