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What's New in July?

New month, new watches in the world's largest Watch Finder! Stay ahead of the watch game with July's hottest releases.

NOMOS Glashütte Tetra 27 White

OMOS proves that fine watchmaking is not a question of size, packing a hand-wound manufacture caliber into a square case just 27.5 millimeters across, making this one of the most compact models in the collection.

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Armin Strom Mirrored Force Resonance Red

The Bienne manufacture returns with its patented resonance watch in its most radiant color to date, with a hand-guilloché red dial framed in black and twin balance wheels beating in mirrored unison.

Watchfinder WeeklyZenithZenith has an incredibly rich history, having invented the world’s fastest and most accurate mechanical chronograph movement, the El Primero, and accomplished many other firsts.

Watchfinder WeeklyAngelusAngelus bridges heritage and audacity, once a pioneer of mid-century chronographs and alarm watches, now reborn with modern complications. It’s old-world watchmaking with a restless, contemporary pulse.

Watchfinder WeeklyBimbuFounded 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.

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DOXA SUB 300 Ti5 Clive Cussler

DOXA marks what would have been Clive Cussler's 95th birthday with a limited edition that returns to the model where the brand's dive watch story began.

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Bianchet Rotondo Ultrafino Rose Gold Skeleton

Bianchet has expanded its Rotondo UltraFino collection with a rose gold verison, bringing the warmth of precious metal to the brand's ultra-thin flying tourbillon architecture.

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Louis Moinet Memoris Diamonds

Louis Moinet has introduced two new limited editions of its celebrated chronograph, which places the entire mechanism on the dial side, more than 500 components performing in full view at every press of the pusher.

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Norqain Freedom GMT Enjoy Life "Holiday" Limited Edition

Norqain's Enjoy Life collection takes to travel with its first GMT, while somewhere in the limited series one watch carries a Golden Ticket good for a week for two at Ayada Maldives luxury resort.

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Pequignet Attitude Élysée #2 Edition Liberté

Pequignet introduces their second Elysée edition, celebrating the French National Day the best way a French manufacture can, with a French movement and a blue guilloché dial signed by the Presidency itself.

HighlightsFerdinand Berthoud Chronomètre FB 3SPC.2.1Ferdinand Berthoud has built its contemporary reputation on chronometry, carrying forward the legacy of its eighteenth century namesake and his nephew, Louis Berthoud. The Chronomètre FB 3SPC.2-1 continues that tradition in a new monochromatic execution.

HighlightsSpeake Marin Ripples PortobelloPortobello Road has always thrived on contrast, a London district where pastel façades, market stalls, and a certain unhurried eccentricity coexist with complete confidence, and it is this atmosphere that Speake Marin channels for their latest Ripples.

Tennis Stars and the Watch Brands That Back Them

Top 10sTennis Stars 2026 and the Watch Brands That Back ThemOn the wrist at center court: eight watch brands, eight stories, and the players wearing them. From Roger Federer and Rolex to Flavio Cobolli and Bianchet, here is who is backing the biggest names in professional tennis right now.

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Chronoswiss Opus Chronograph Dakar Sundown

Chronoswiss adds a new reference to its Opus collection, a skeletonized chronograph in steel and red gold inspired by the last light of a desert evening, as the dunes turn amber at dusk.