Glashütte Original gives the SeaQ and SeaQ Panorama Date a turquoise-to-black dégradé dial in two North America-exclusive limited editions of 100 pieces each.
Panerai expands its Submersible collection with the PAM01756, the first 44mm iteration to pair the brand's signature cushion-shaped case with a stainless-steel bracelet. Built as a professional diving instrument, the watch combines 500-meter water resistance, a no-date display, and a highly legible dial.
A textured dial inspired by diamond powder adds fresh visual depth to the vintage-inspired dive watch while retaining the collection's robust 300-meter water resistance and 80-hour automatic movement.
Can five watches cover every occasion without sacrificing character? This $20,000 collection brings together a GMT, chronograph, dive watch, dress watch, and statement piece from Cartier, Omega, Squale, Bulgari, and Yema.
Doxa and Topper Jewelers revive their “Great White” collaboration with a 100-piece SUB T.Graph II featuring a luminous white dial, blue accents, and a shark-engraved caseback.
With the new Promaster Blue Ocean, Citizen combines professional dive-watch functionality with environmentally-conscious materials. The limited edition features a shimmering dial made from recycled plastic, an Eco-Drive movement, and a biomass-based strap.
Developed together with a German Firefighters Association, the Thermosphere translates the timing structure of a breathing-apparatus operation into a purpose-built tool watch. Limited to 112 pieces, the watch pays tribute to the men and women who work against the clock when every minute matters.
The latest Polaris Date retains the collection’s signature sporting elegance while introducing a new 40mm case designed for enhanced comfort and everyday versatility.
With the new olive-green Divers Date, Oris adds a field-watch-inspired flavor to its classic dive watch lineup. The 39mm automatic diver pairs military-tinged color cues with a ceramic bezel, 200-meter water resistance, and two straps.
From its postwar beginnings to the depths of the modern Ultra Deep, the Omega Seamaster has evolved through decades of shifting technology, culture, and design. This feature from our Special Design Issue traces how one collection adapted to each era while remaining unmistakably a Seamaster.
