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How Zenith is redefining luxury watches for a new generation
Zenith has expanded its mission as it enters uncharted territory, and the revamp has been met with widespread acclaim. And for those who have never considered the company before as their go-to watch brand, the current reception proves that their latest endeavor has been worth the risk, and the rewards are paying off in a […] -
Reebok x PlayStation channels ‘90s nostalgia in anniversary collection
Reebok and PlayStation pay homage to the original console with a three-sneaker collection that is full of '90s nostalgia. -
Norqain’s purple Wild One Skeleton is a bold statement in hyper-light form
Norqain recently released a timepiece of audacious sophistication with the Wild One Skeleton 42 mm Purple, a limited edition that masterfully bridges the gap between rugged premium performance and captivating skeletal artistry. This impressive creation immediately mesmerizes with its dynamic architectural presence, housed within an ultra-lightweight, robust case crafted from the brand’s signature NORTEQ carbon […] -
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak RD#5 makes chronograph pushers feel effortless
Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak Jumbo Chronograph RD#5 fits flying tourbillon and flyback chronograph in 39mm x 8.1mm case. Rack-and-pinion system replaces heart cams for clicks needing one-tenth the force. 150 pieces at CHF 260,000. -
Seiko 5 Sports Bamford SRPL95: When London custom culture meets accessible dive design
Seiko adds another partner to the 5 Sports line with London's Bamford Watch Department. The SRPL95, restricted to 2,025 pieces at €480, layers translucent material, bright pigment and luminous treatment onto the SKX-shaped case, showing Bamford's shift from individual custom work toward joint releases with larger manufacturers. -
Converse expands its loafer line with the CS Loafer II SK release
Converse adds two new colorways to its loafer lineup, adding new chic and elevated options for everyday style. -
Louis Moinet 1816 chronograph blends heritage and power in titanium form
Louis Moinet recently unveiled the 1816 Chronograph, a striking reimagining of the brand’s original ‘compteur de tierces’ stopwatch first constructed in 1816. Rendered now in refined Grade 5 titanium and featuring an integrated bracelet, the latest 1816 balances historical tribute with contemporary horological power. To refer to this as a statement piece doesn’t do it […] -
Citizen’s Series 8 limited editions capture Tokyo’s light in three elegant new styles
Citizen has elevated an already illustrious collection with its Series 8 portfolio, featuring three exquisite limited edition mechanical timepieces that evoke Tokyo’s transformations of light and architecture. This expansion veers from Citizen’s revered light-powered Eco-Drive line, emphasizing instead the art of movement and classic mechanical craftsmanship. Each watch is crafted from stainless steel, with two […] -
Nodus Sector II Field Titanium redefines rugged elegance in compact form
The Nodus Sector II Field Titanium demonstrates beyond a shadow of a doubt that horological brilliance and rugged utility can function in perfect unison. Crafted for true watch aficionados, this luxury timepiece exudes refinement, a sense of adventure, and elevates the field watch category through stellar craftsmanship. A compact case with a bold presence Measuring […] -
Merrell’s Cham Redux gets a bold update with Dime’s signature palette
Merrell and Dime reunite for another collaboration that revamps the Cham Redux with bold new colors -
ID Geneva’s Circular C-SDG is a sustainable watch masterpiece
ID Geneva has made a winning case for contemporary haute horology with the release of their Circular C-SDG Limited Edition, a timepiece unveiling as intellectually compelling as it is visually stunning. The Circular C-SDG is a wearable manifesto for sustainability, representing a bold march towards a more conscious future for luxury watchmaking. The watch’s sleek […] -
Gérald Charles Maestro 2.0 Tiger’s Eye: When Genta’s legacy meets UAE retail power
Ahmed Seddiqi completes 75 years in luxury retail with a watch that shows limited editions need not trade substance for rarity. The Gérald Charles Maestro 2.0 Ultra-Thin Tiger's Eye pairs Gérald Genta's eccentric octagonal case with a chatoyant stone dial, restricted to 20 pieces for Dubai Watch Week 2025. -
First look: Pierre Gasly’s $148K watch has zero F1 branding, and that’s the point
Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly collaborates with H. Moser & Cie. on the Streamliner Tourbillon, featuring his personally designed chocolate fumé dial and flying tourbillon mechanism. The partnership produces two limited editions priced from $98,500. -
New Balance’s Cordura Pack reinvents the 1000 family with utility flair
New Balance retrofits the 1000 sneaker for the fall and winter in its newest pack, "Cordura Pack." -
First look: Sézane puts its vintage touch on the New Balance 471
Sézane and New Balance partner up for an autumn-ready capsule collection full of retro denim and a season-ready 471 sneakre -
David Candaux’s DC12 Maverik is a horological masterpiece
In the world of luxury horology, boutique watchmakers can never be counted out, with independent maestro David Candaux recently unleashing a timepiece of such profound complexity and artistic daring that it redefines the current boundaries of the craft. The DC12 Maverik is a bold statement on technical and aesthetic rebellion, an intricate chorus of titanium […] -
Kiko Kostadinov and ASICS unveil Novalis Season 3 with Gel-Styrax duo
ASICS and Kiko Kostadinov reunite for Novalis Season 3, a combination of urban street style and bold colorways. -
Glashütte Original unveils a stunning Panomaticlunar anniversary watch
Glashütte Original has recently unveiled a timepiece of profound significance that epitomizes the essence of the brand, the Panomaticlunar Anniversary Edition. This illustrious creation, limited to only 25 pieces, celebrates a decade and a half of the collection’s existence, marking the occasion with premier craftsmanship that borders on the sublime. The timepiece immediately enthralls with […] -
Tudor’s first moonphase watch surprises with classic design
Tudor introduces its first moonphase complication with the 1926 Luna collection, marking a departure from the brand's typical sports watch focus. The classical timepiece features Sellita movement and three dial color options at €2,630. -
Footpatrol x Salomon reimagine the XT-4 OG for city and trail
Salomon and Footpatrol join forces to revamp the XT-4 OG with a gradient elegance that's ready for cities and trails. -
These retro sneakers for men will never go out of style
Retro sneakers are the trend that continues to thrive. Here are the best men's retro sneakers to add to your closet this season. -
After game, in leather—Alo and Jimmy Butler craft elevated recovery sneaker
Alo taps in NBA star Jimmy Butler for the athleisure brand's first-ever sneaker collaboration that merges recovery with style -
HOKA’s new Ora Primo colorways combine comfort, warmth, and a subtle edge
HOKA's most versatile recovery shoe arrives to the fall season with two new moody shades. -
Timex Atelier unveils the elegant new Marine M1A watch
Timex Atelier brought accessible heritage and impressive design back to the forefront with the unveiling of the Marine M1A, a luxury timepiece that compellingly redefines the brand’s position in the modern horological arena. This is a deliberate statement of intent, showcasing a sophisticated design philosophy that prioritizes uncompromising craftsmanship, and a quietly confident presence. The […] -
Andersmann’s VOLCAN watch features a textured lava dial
Andersmann has unveiled a timepiece brimming with the personality, character and technical prowess that exceeds expectations with the release of the CO AC2 VOLCAN. This inspired creation takes inspiration from the raw, untamed power of volcanic landscapes, translating geothermal energy into a wearable work of art. The watch’s defining feature is its captivating textured dial, […] -
A closer look at Sperry and Colbo’s heritage-meets-modern oxford
Sperry and Colbo reignite their collaboration with a new Oxford shoe that blends heritage with modern style. -
Dr. Martens’ latest twist: the Zebzag boot with bold sculpting
Dr. Martens expands its Zebzag collection with two new boot silhouettes that feature an iconic sole and laceless features. -
Oceaneva unveils the elegant new Deep Explorer dive watch
Oceaneva has recently unveiled the Deep Explorer, a dynamic dive watch masterfully blending rugged tool watch functionality with a distinctly refined aesthetic. This latest creation immediately enthralls with its illustrious 41.5mm case, intricately crafted from a choice of either brushed titanium or lustrous 316L stainless steel, ensuring a presence on the wrist that is both […] -
ASICS introduces a GEL-NYC duo wrapped in autumnal tones
ASICS revives its early 2000s favorite, the GEL-NYC, with two new retro-inspired colorways. -
Versace’s new GMT watch features a striking burgundy dial
Versace unveils a timepiece that masterfully combines Italian opulence with practical globetrotting functionality in the captivating new Burgundy V-Contempo GMT Gent. This latest model of the revered V-Contempo collection immediately commands attention with its rich, wine-red dial, a color evoking refined passion and timeless elegance. The sophisticated color palette is complemented by a robust 43mm […] -
GANNI x New Balance 1906L marries runner tech with refined aesthetics
New Balance and GANNI bring style and bold hues to the divisive sneaker-loafer hybrid trend. -
Crocs joins the sneaker-loafer trend with its new Gallery Shoe release
Crocs takes a stab at the sneaker-loafer trend with the Gallery Shoe, a nod to the brand's archival loafer. -
Seiko’s new Presage watches feature mesmerizing indigo dials
Seiko continues a consistent streak of captivating the world of haute horology with each successive release, and the recent release of their Presage Classic Series builds upon their legacy. This new collection introduces the profound beauty of ‘Ai Iro’, a deep blue hue rooted in Japanese artistic heritage, to its sophisticated time-only dress watches. The […] -
Legacy, value, and quiet power: The watchmakers shaping 2025’s luxury landscape
The landscape of men’s luxury is perpetually evolving, and as the industry navigates the second half of 2025, the market is in the midst of a fascinating dichotomy: the unassailable titans continue to command unprecedented desire, while a vanguard of independent disruptors and surprising players redefines the very zenith of what a timepiece can be. […] -
Sebago x Gary Jobson launch boat shoe rooted in sailing tradition
Sebago and American sailor Gary Jobson unite for a new boat shoe that honors the heritage silhouette with a few modern fixes. -
New Balance and Action Bronson tap nostalgia in the “Tiger Eye” 992
New Balance and Action Bronson reunite for another collaboration that takes the form of the 992 sneaker with plenty of color and texture. -
Armin Strom’s Tribute 1 gets a captivating green dial
In an industry often fascinated by the newest and latest entries into the market, Armin Strom delivers a powerful statement on the enduring nature of true horological artistry with the release of the Tribute 1 Green. This latest masterpiece is a captivating symphony of technical precision and aesthetic bravado. Limited to just 100 pieces, the […] -
The Baltic Aquascaphe MK2 receives a masterful refinement for 2025
In the world of accessible horological excellence, where the confluence of heritage-inspired design and modern manufacturing truly shines, Baltic is one company that has consistently carved a distinct and respected niche widely respected in the industry. The latest iteration of their revered dive watch, the Aquascaphe MK2, stands as a masterclass in thoughtful evolution. This […] -
Jiro Katayama reveals a watch with a tourbillon and striking hours
In an industry often steeped in heritage, true horological brilliance can sometimes arrive not from the past, but from a singular, focused vision for the future. Japanese master watchmaker Jiro Katayama has recently introduced the latest masterpiece, the Otsuka Lotec No.9 and to call it a triumph is an understatement. Far from the large manufacturers […] -
From mesh to nappa leather: AMI’s Mirage reinvents elegance and comfort
AMI's newest Mirage sneakers bring the luxury for the upcoming fall season with the option of either mesh or leather. -
Audemars Piguet will join Watches and Wonders Geneva in 2026
For watch connoisseurs that were excited about the offerings in 2025, the Watches and Wonders Geneva fair has announced a significant expansion for its 2026 edition. The first bombshell announcement is that legendary watchmaker Audemars Piguet will be joining the prestigious event as a headliner, accompanied by ten more esteemed brands. This consolidation marks a […] -
Birkenstock’s new platform invites creatorship through the 1774 line
Birkenstock debuts its newest collaboration platform, Ensemble 1774, with the help of Thibo Denis for its collection that brings nostalgic and comfort together. -
Omega and Cartier adjust US prices in response to Trump tariffs
Recent economic policies in the United States, particularly those affecting Swiss watch imports, have resulted in a calculated response from two of the watchmaking industry’s most revered brands: Omega and Cartier. In a move being closely monitored by industry insiders, both companies are implementing strategic price adjustments to offset these additional costs. This move reflects […] -
Doxa introduces a lightweight carbon fiber Sub 300 dive watch
Doxa is a respected and revered brand in the watch industry, and has once again proved its prowess with the audacious Sub 300 Carbon Seafoam. This latest creation represents true innovation, reimagining and evolving the realm of luxury tool watches for connoisseurs for the 21st century. The brand’s iconic timepiece is limited to just 300 […] -
Girard-Perregaux marks 50th anniversary revolutionary Calibre GP4800 movement
Girard-Perregaux introduces the Calibre GP4800, a compact movement featuring silicon escapement technology and variable-inertia balance. The new caliber debuts in the Laureato FIFTY collection, celebrating the iconic design's 50th anniversary. -
New Balance’s MT10O goes upscale with a rugged suede finish
New Balance brings back the MT10O sneaker from the archives with an elevated new look that's ready for fall. -
Ulysse Nardin reveals a green silicon dial masterpiece
Ulysse Nardin, a manufacturer celebrated for horological fearlessness and avant-garde spirit, has done it again with the release of the captivating Blast Free Wheel Marquetry. This latest model is destined to captivate collectors in search of watchmaking excellence that veers beyond the conventional. The timepiece takes the architectural daring of the original Blast skeleton tourbillon […] -
Aera unveils the M-1 Dune, a featherlight timepiece
With the recent release of Aera’s M-1 Dune, the independent brand makes a compelling argument for a new kind of horological elegance, one defined by advanced materials and ergonomic excellence. The latest iteration of their lauded pilot’s watch showcases a masterful understanding of luxury for today’s audience, where comfort and technical innovation are paramount. For […] -
Inside LERET LERET: Edouard Leret on redefining cashmere and building a living archive
I had a chance to interview Edouard Leret, co-founder of LERET LERET, the modern luxury brand redefining cashmere with timeless, genderless designs. -
A new Reebok collaboration honors the legacy of Kodak
Reebok taps into Kodak's nostalgia for a new collection that brings retro designs back for a new generation.