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Suunto Run 2: What's New, What’s in the Box and Everything You Need to Know
The original Suunto Run arrived in 2025 with a fairly clear idea behind it. Keep it light. Make running the priority. Give it a bright AMOLED display, dual-band GPS, proper training tools and enoug...
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Out of Order x IFL Watches Shaker Happy Hour: A Very Different Kind of GMT
There are many ways to decorate a watch dial. A new colour. A different texture. But IFL Watches takes a slightly different approach. For its collaboration with Out of Order, the customisation stu...
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Hamilton Khaki Field Murph 38mm Blue: The Murph Moves Beyond Black and White
The Murph has always been unusually dependent on its dial. Black, simple and slightly vintage in character, it became inseparable from the watch Hamilton created for Interstellar. Change that too m...
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Squale Matic S Green: A Smaller Diver Without the Smaller Specification
There is an obvious place to start with the new Squale Matic S Green: the colour. A sunray green dial, gold-tone details and, depending on which version you choose, either a two-tone steel bracelet...
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Luminox Pacific Diver FORCE BLUE: A Dive Watch Built for a Different Kind of Mission
Luminox has spent decades making watches around people who work in difficult environments. The new Pacific Diver FORCE BLUE XS.3125.FB continues that idea, but the mission behind it is a little dif...
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Kamasu Returns, Mako GMT Arrives and Bambino Goes 36mm: Orient Autumn/Winter 2026
Orient’s Autumn/Winter 2026 collection starts with a return many enthusiasts will recognise straight away. The Kamasu-style Mako is back, bringing with it the sharp handset, broad indices and day-d...
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Marathon Watches Have Arrived at WatchNation
Military watches often start with the look. Marathon starts with the job. Marathon watches have been built for ground operations, high-altitude flight and professional search and rescue. Cases, mov...
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Suunto Core 2: Nearly 20 Years Later, an Outdoor Icon Gets Its Successor
There are not many pieces of technology from 2007 that still make complete sense today. The original Suunto Core is one of them. Launched almost 20 years ago, it took the altimeter, barome...
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Nivada Grenchen Expands the Autochron with 5 New References
The Nivada Grenchen Autochron has always been a slightly unusual chronograph. Its story begins with a watch that never really made it into production. Developed during the 1970s, the origi...
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Luminox Navy SEAL 3550 Series: A More Wearable Evolution of an Icon?
Luminox has introduced the new Navy SEAL 3550 Series, a fresh extension of one of the brand’s most recognisable collections. The idea behind the range is clear. This is not a complete rethink of th...
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Mondaine Zurich Meeting Point Clock: A Miniature Piece of Switzerland for Swiss National Day
Arriving just in time for Swiss National Day, the Zurich Meeting Point Clock is not simply another Mondaine clock. It connects directly to the places, symbols and design language that have made Mon...
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Luminox has introduced a new limited edition Navy SEAL 3500, and this one has a clear reason to stand apart. The Luminox Navy SEAL 3500 “Semper Fortis” Limited Edition reference XS.3515.N is limite...
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Mondaine Doppio Rose Gold: A Warmer Take on Mondaine’s Double-Line Design
Mondaine's most recognisable watches take their cues from the Official Swiss Railways Station Clock, with clean markers, strong contrast and the signature red seconds hand. It is a design language ...
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A Chronograph with 5 Interchangeable Bezels: Nivada Grenchen Chronoking Racing
Some watches give you a choice of dial colour. The Nivada Grenchen Chronoking Racing goes further. It gives you the watch, then gives you five different ways to frame it. That is the idea at the ce...
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Mondaine Pocket Watch: A Classic Timekeeping Method Returns
Mondaine has always been good at making time feel clear. That is the point of the brand’s most recognisable design: the Official Swiss Railways Station Clock, with its clean markers, strong contras...
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Luminox Adventure Watch: A New Field Watch Collection with Explorer Character
Luminox is best known for watches that lean heavily into function: Navy SEAL watches, military-inspired designs, high-visibility dials and tool watches built around practical use. That is why the n...
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Hamilton Khaki Field Auto "The Odyssey": A Movie Watch Does Not Need to Be in the Movie
Film watches usually work in one of two ways. Some are props first. They appear on screen, become part of the story and, if the watch world is paying attention, take on a second life once the credi...
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Orient Extends Its Warranty to Three Years, Just in Time for Summer
Nobody looks at a dial, turns the case in the light, notices the shape of the hands or the depth of the indices, and thinks first about paperwork. That is not how watches work. But once the excitem...
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7 Fun Watches from the Summer Time Sale
A good watch needs to fit properly, tell the time clearly, and make sense beyond one outfit or one week of warm weather. But summer does give you permission to loosen the rules a little. A brighter...
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5 Watches with a Story Worth Giving This Father’s Day
A watch can mark time, of course, but it can also carry a story: a film reference, an expedition, a piece of design history, a military connection, or simply the kind of mechanical detail that make...
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A Dial from a 1970s Repair Shop: The Story Behind the New Nivada Super Antarctic Black & Orange
There are vintage-inspired watches, and then there are watches with a more specific reason for returning.
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