Sabine Zwettler has been writing watch media for the Ebner Media Group since 2003. Although she had never come into contact with watches before, she immediately recognized the sophistication, beauty and tradition associated with them. Since then, her fascination with the world of watches and its people has only grown.
A familiar field watch silhouette, reworked with sharper proportions and a new 41 mm case size: the new Seiko 5 Sports Field Series refines the everyday tool watch with subtle design updates, a compass bezel, and the reliable Caliber 4R36 automatic movement.
Zenith revisits one of its most distinctive 1969 chronographs with a new “tropical” dial execution, combining vintage-inspired coloration with the El Primero 400 caliber.
Adding a fumé dial for the first time, a slimmer case, and new strap options, all while maintaining its reputation for strong value in an attractive price segment, Doxa continues to refine its signature dive watch with the latest lineup of the SUB 200 II.
Following renewed global attention on lunar exploration and the Artemis mission program, Breitling earlier this month introduced the Navitimer B02 Chronograph 41 Cosmonaute Artemis II, featuring a meteorite dial and a serving as a direct link to its historic role in spaceflight.
With the Tangente Neomatik 38 Update, Nomos Glashütte revisits its most recognizable design, introducing a more compact 38.5 mm case and, for the first time, versions in gold. The signature peripheral date display remains in the spotlight. Also new is the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer in white.
With the Sport Traveller Slate Grey, Laurent Ferrier adds a new dual-time model to its Sport collection, focusing on practical travel functionality in a robust yet refined titanium execution.
Three years after being acquired by Breitling, Universal Genève is accelerating into a new chapter, unveiling collections that blend the brand’s storied past with creative savoir-faire. The new lineup spans prêt-à-porter and capsule editions, each powered by bespoke movements.
With restrained proportions, a domed dial, and the Powermatic 80 movement, the latest Visodate models from Tissot reaffirm a mid-century classic as a refined companion for daily wear.
With sharp lines, integrated design, and textured dials, the new King Seiko Vanac Automatic Tokyo Nights channels the spirit of the 1970s. The classic now rendered in lightweight titanium and driven by an updated automatic caliber, which comes to life through an exhibition case back.
