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Doxa has moved the Sub 200 T-Graph II into its permanent collection, a meaningful commitment to one of diving’s most storied chronograph lineages.

Dean Whitlock is suing Liberty Media and Circuit of the Americas after his Richard Mille RM 65-01 LeBron James edition, valued at approximately $750,000, was forcibly taken by an organised criminal gang operating across two consecutive days at a Formula 1 event.

Longines has rebuilt its Master Collection from the ground up, marking the first complete redesign of the flagship line since it launched two decades ago.

Dutch astronomical watchmaker Christiaan van der Klaauw has launched the Venus Zodiac, a wristwatch built around its in-house CKM-01 calibre that maps the orbit of Venus alongside a zodiac display.

Seiko has extended its 5 Sports line with a new Field Series, and it might be the shrewdest argument yet for keeping your field-watch budget sensible.

Glashütte Original’s Seventies Chronograph XV swaps bold colour for stealthy matte black, hides a 21k gold rotor and a flyback movement, and is limited to 100 pieces sold only in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Yema has launched the Granvelle Renaissance CMM.29, a cushion-cased dress watch powered by an in-house movement and named after the Palace of Time in Besançon.

Every officially licensed World Cup 2026 watch: Axia Time Kosmos national editions for 14 countries at $225, plus the Swiss automatic Enosi and Argos.

The Audemars Piguet x Swatch Royal Pop turned shopping streets into crowd-control operations on launch day, proving Swatch has a reliable formula for manufactured mayhem.