The Ulysse Nardin Freak One Navy Blue introduces the fan-favourite colour into the anything-but-conventional collection.
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A new LE from the Dink, this time a classy dress watch from Chopard with a hunter caseback.
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The final Studio Underd0g Pizza Watch is a unique one, being auctioned off for charity with a best of both worlds dial.
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Andrew was asked by the Financial Times what has been the driving force behind these new upstart brands in the industry.
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These premium 24mm-wide straps are perfect for those looking for an OEM-quality strap for their chunky dive watch.
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Australia has been treated to quite a few limited-edition Seikos recently. What’s next?
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Now you don’t have to worry about which colour to choose when picking your ceramic Bathyscaphe.
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As the Tissot PRX continues to be a tear-away success, the new 25mm version opens the watch up to even more people.
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The Timex x Worn & Wound WW75 V3 brings new colours for the third edition of a fan-favourite team-up.
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Seiko’s not-so-secret systems segment, which dabbles in AI and car sharing among other areas, is boosting its bottom line.
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