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.
Bulova introduces a new take on its historic Lunar Pilot, this time in collaboration with Brazilian pop artist Thiago Rosinhole. The limited edition model features a forged Timascus dial and an engraved Budii astronaut caseback, bringing a modern material twist to the brand’s Apollo 15–era chronograph.
Citizen expands its Series8 lineup with three new limited-edition mechanical models— two City Lights references inspired by Tokyo’s shifting light and a travel-ready GMT celebrating winter in the city— each blending architectural design with high-performance technology.
WatchTime and Zadok Jewelers will host two year-end collector events in Austin and Houston at the start of next month, each featuring an array of top watch brands, new boutique celebrations, cocktails, and a grand-prize raffle. Both events are free with RSVP.
The United States and Switzerland have reached an agreement to cut the tariff on Swiss imports from 39% to 15%, restoring more favorable trade conditions for watches, pharmaceuticals, and precious-metals products. The revised rate is expected to take effect in the coming weeks.
Fortis continues to build on its space-proven legacy with the Novonaut N-42, a modern chronograph born from decades of real mission experience. Uniting a luminous Sirius Bezel™, applied Lumicast® Super-LumiNova® X1 numerals, and the space-tested Werk 17 movement, the forward-looking design is built for every frontier.