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The fourth Seiko 5 Sports collaboration with Rowing Blazers and Wind Vintage revisits the cult-favorite Rally Diver in vivid blue and green, two case sizes, and larger—but still limited—runs of 2,500 pieces each.

Maen gives the Manhattan 37 Ultra-Thin three natural-stone dials, pairing onyx, Golden Swan, and Snowflake Obsidian with a 7.1mm case and hand-wound movement.

The stone dials include Onyx, Golden Swan, and Snowflake Obsidian, with no two featuring the exact same natural patterns.

The latest updates to the Omega Speedmaster 38 aren’t groundbreaking, but round subdials, revised proportions, and other Moonwatch-inspired details make the automatic “Speedy Reduced” more enthusiast-friendly.

The historic brand Gallet was purchased last year by Breitling and, after much anticipation, its first new collections are now finally revealed.

The rising microbrand Straum introduces an entirely new line building on the integrated-bracelet platform of its popular Jan Mayen, but made for actual rugged use.

With a case made from a WWI aircraft engine and a parcel prepared to 1924 postal specifications, the Sopwith Aero Marquis Nieuport 28 takes its history seriously. We go hands-on to see how that enthusiasm wears.

Longines adds two blue-dial models to its Spirit collection, a new 39mm Spirit Pilot and Spirit Pilot Flyback versions, available on bracelets and rubber straps.

Omega unveils the Seamaster Diver 300M "James Bond" and "Spectre," along with two platinum-gold collector sets. Every detail, plus our first hands-on images.

RGM returns to the perpetual calendar with the 501-PC, pairing a pocket-watch-inspired enamel dial with a 39mm case and a richly finished automatic movement. The watch will be showcased at WatchTime New York.