1 octobre 2026
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Oh goodie, today’s new release is inspired by one of my favorite childhood treats! The Wind Vintage × True North Vintage Rally Timer IV Dreamsicle is a fun, affordable watch that should delight. It’s true that pale orange rarely leads a watch launch.
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Seiko’s Speedtimer series has become a popular option for those looking for an affordable classic sports chronograph. With its latest incarnation of the solar-powered Speedtimer, Seiko presents a subtle twist on the classic blue and orange racing color scheme watch enthusiasts know so well.
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The most expensive G-SHOCK to date might come as shocking news, but it's not entirely out of the blue.
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TAG Heuer celebrates 50 years of the five-borough New York City Marathon with the titanium Connected Calibre E5 NYRR Running Edition.
Le contexte. Ce qui occupe les pages avant nous.
Patek Philippe’s Watch Art Grand Exhibitions are important milestones for the brand, offering a unique opportunity to showcase its savoir-faire, heritage and exceptional métiers d’art to both an audience of watch enthusiasts and the wider public.
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Norqain releases three new Wild One models with a top plate, centre container, and optional pin-buckle in grade 5 titanium. The three models include two skeletonised models in 39mm and 42mm and a meteorite dial model in 42mm. The Wild One 42mm Titanium Meteorite is a special edition model and starts at GBP 5,825.
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Patek Philippe expands its feminine offerings with the Gondolo Ladies First ref. 7043 in white and rose gold with the option of diamonds, or even more diamonds.
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It was just a few months ago that Patek Philippe unveiled a wide range of Rare Handcrafts at its Geneva salon, but that hasn’t stopped the brand from releasing another full slate of Dome Clocks, pocket watches, and wristwatches at its Watch Art Grand Exhibition in Milan.
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For only the 7th time in the history of Patek Philippe, we have a new manually wound perpetual calendar chronograph – and it is very cool!
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With various thematic ties to the host city and country, Patek leans into the culture of one of the original watch-collecting Meccas.
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Patek Philippe gives the Ladies First a colorful, gemstone-focused refresh with the Gondolo—and a new way of thinking about women's watches.
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Patek Philippe has just unveiled a suite of new limited editions for the Italian market, which make their debut at Watch Art Grand Exhibition Milano 2026. While the showstopper is the instantaneous perpetual calendar chronograph ref. 5978P, Patek Philippe has expanded its range of complicated Calatravas with the Minute Repeater ref.
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Among the 7 newly unveiled limited editions from Patek Philippe’s Watch Art Grand Exhibition Milan 2026 (October 2-18, 2026) is a steel Aquanaut 5167A distinguished by a touch of Italian sporty-chic elegance… And as you would expect from a limited-edition Aquanaut, it is sure to attract the attention of collectors and aficionados alike.
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Continuing its tradition of presenting timepieces alongside major exhibitions, Patek Philippe introduces a selection of limited editions for the Watch Art Grand Exhibition Milan 2026.
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Originally launched last year at Watches & Wonders 2025, the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer is one of the most compelling new NOMOS models to debut in recent years, pairing the sporty ethos of the German brand’s Club collection with a practical and innovative worldtimer complication.
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