Sopwith’s new Aero Marquis Focke-Wulf Fw 190 “Arctic Sea” is limited to 55 pieces, crafted from the steel cockpit armor of an original WWII fighter. Featuring a fully lumed dial, GMT function, and azimuth bezel, this 41mm traveler’s tool is built for extreme conditions.
Forged from the cockpit armor of a Messerschmitt Bf 109, the Sopwith Aero Marquis Pas-de-Calais Limited Edition transforms wartime steel into a modern GMT built for aviation, travel, and endurance.
Crafted from the cockpit armor of a World War II Focke-Wulf fighter, the Sopwith Aero Marquis Tunisian Desert GMT pairs genuine historic steel with modern travel-watch engineering. Limited to just 53 pieces, it’s a rugged GMT designed to withstand sand, shock, magnetism, and time itself.
From refined updates to bold design statements, these are the watches from 2025 that stayed with us long after their debut. Members of the WatchTime editorial team reflect on the single timepiece that left the strongest impression this year.
From fine jewelry and leather goods to books, writing instruments, and personal keepsakes, our editors share the non-watch gifts they genuinely enjoy or lust after this year, each thoughtful pieces that live comfortably alongside a great watch.
Forged from history, the Sopwith Aero Marquis Nieuport 28 Limited Edition is crafted from the steel of an original World War I fighter aircraft. Highly limited, the watch uses material that once flew over the Western Front, being a true travel watch shaped by survival, scarcity, and aviation legend.
Accutron revives one of the most significant innovations in timekeeping with the return of its tuning-fork technology. The new Spaceview 314 brings the unmistakable hum, smooth sweep, and open-worked design of the original into a modern, hand-assembled execution.
Discover the new Oceaneva Tenuis Calendar, a slim automatic dress watch that pairs refined design with everyday durability, all powered by the Miyota 9120 full-calendar movement.
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