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Review: The Klydoclock is a cool animated clock for fans of design and whimsy

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Belfast-based Nomadic brings us a special edition of their Fíor 555 GMT

Nomadic Watches, a Belfast-based brand, has announced the release of the Fíor 555 – British Watchmakers’ Day Limited Edition to mark British Watchmakers’ Day 2025 on March 8. This debut GMT timepiece pays homage to Nomadic’s roots, with “Fíor,” meaning “true” in Irish, symbolizing a connection to home and heritage. The “555” represents Belfast’s coordinates, 54°34’ North, 5°55’ West, anchoring…

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The Perrelet Turbine Urban Skeleton adds some color to the darkness

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Maurice Lacroix expands AIKON Skeleton Collection with new sizes and colors

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The UR-230 Polaris is a wild, white leap for the Urwerk

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Review: Angelus Chronodate Titanium Silver

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Dox launches a lovely limited edition diver

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The James Brand introduces a titanium pen for EDC fans

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The Timex Marlin Jet automatic is a beautiful throwback at a great price

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Happy Patina creates products that get better with time

Oscar Arenas didn’t set out to make slippers. He set out to continue a family tradition. In 2016, he pivoted from his IT career to launch CP Slippers, a brand focused on minimalist leather slippers. But the roots go back much further. Arenas’ grandfather had been crafting these slippers since 1981, experimenting with designs and materials right at home. Now, Arenas is bringing his grandfather’s…

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Timex will sell $1 watches to celebrate its 170-year anniversary

Timex, a brand that’s been around long enough to outlast most of its competitors, has just dropped a limited edition anniversary watch for their 170th birthday. The price? A single dollar. But before you start hunting for your wallet, there’s a small catch—you can’t just walk into a store and snag one. These watches are part of a collection celebrating the company’s long history, and only 1,000…

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Bell & Ross releases wild full Blue Lum model

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Angelus Instrument de Vitesse: A classic one-button chrono for speed enthusiasts

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Poljot releases a tourbillon with a bunch of dead people on the dial

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Bremont launches a ceramic dive watch in two rugged colors

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Maurice Lacroix adds a monkey to their watch for charity