Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2022 9:21 am
It really is. This might get me to upgrade my one g-shock.Boourns wrote:
That yellow is great!
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Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2022 10:06 am
I like it, too. The black with color if I didn’t go yellow.Zipties wrote:It really is. This might get me to upgrade my one g-shock.Boourns wrote:
That yellow is great!
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2022 12:32 pm
Ivan from Vario has made good on his promise to release a shrapnel protector for the Vario 1918 series trench watches ( @Stretch44 and I each have one). He allowed me to buy one early before the May release to do a review. Final price will be ~$30.
At the moment these are only for the 37mm variant, but Ivan has posted a signup to voice interest in one for the 40mm version...if 60 sign up he will produce it. You can get on the list here: https://forms.gle/syvNhTHrtTydqtScA
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2022 9:31 am
Formex is relaunching their Essence Leggera Collection, crafted from lightweight carbon and ceramic.
The new collection is available in the original 43mm size, and in a smaller and even lighter 41mm version.
Five dial colorways - Arctic White, Cool Grey, Electric Blue, Forged Carbon, and Mamba Green.
The collection starts at $1,640 with free US shipping and all taxes and duties included.
These are currently available for preorder with 43mm version delivering end of May and 41mm version delivering beginning of July.
Additionally, enjoy an exclusive 50% discount on all additional Leggera straps and the clasp, limited to the pre-order phase.
Apply the code "LEGGERA50OFF" in your cart once you added your Leggera and additional clasp and straps.
43mm version - https://formexwatch.com/collections/ess ... ortythree/
41mm version - https://formexwatch.com/collections/ess ... -fortyone/
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2022 1:56 pm
Always had my eye on Formex since they started. Thanks for sharing these. Amazing how light they are.
Do these cases have that ‘compressible’ feature that the original models had, or are they just standard single-piece cases?
Do these cases have that ‘compressible’ feature that the original models had, or are they just standard single-piece cases?
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2022 2:47 pm
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2022 3:32 pm
This is close for $187.50 with the current 25% off.nicegator wrote: ↑Thu Jan 13, 2022 6:02 am Love this dial. Price - not so much.
Will try to get one on BF 2022.
https://www.undone.com/en/watch-detail/ ... -cali-blue
Can't get picture to load, but here is the link.
https://www.spinnaker-watches.com/colle ... sp-5071-02
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2022 9:16 pm
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2022 3:24 am
New hand wound Rado captain Cook @ 37mm!
Looks sweet
Engravable: No
Product Name: Captain Cook Over-Pole
SKU: R32116158
Limited Edition: 1962 Pieces
Movement
Movement Power Reserve: 80 hours
Movement Reference: 03.862.031
Case
Case Materials: Stainless Steel
Case Thickness: 10.3 mm
Case Water Resistance: 10 bar (100 m)
Case Gender: Unisex
Case Dimension: 37.0 mm
Case Crystal: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
Dial
Dial Colour: Black
Dial Skeleton / Open-Heart: No
Dial Has Date: Yes
Dial Has Jewels: No
Mother Of Pearl: No
Bracelet
Bracelet Materials: Leather, Stainless Steel
Currently available on: https://shop.hodinkee.com/blogs/journal ... ed-edition
$2440 unfortunately
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2022 8:23 am
Sort of heads up if you are a fan.
Also, a good excuse to get a new Timex.
https://www.timex.com/comingsoon/?utm_s ... %3D.VM8xiK
Also, a good excuse to get a new Timex.
https://www.timex.com/comingsoon/?utm_s ... %3D.VM8xiK
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2022 6:57 am
Not sure if these have been mentioned before, but Timex released some new Waterbury divers. 40mm, unguarded/signed crown, seemingly non-hacking Miyota movement. Priced at $279. I'll hold tight for a sale.
Description
Influenced by the purpose-built timepieces of the mid-twentieth century, the dive-inspired Waterbury Dive Automatic beckons to adventure on land and sea. A rotating top ring brings practicality and vintage appeal to its refined design aesthetic—a feature traditionally used to track elapsed time beneath the waves. We’ve paid homage to our original watch collection by using the iconic Waterbury Watch Company logo on the green sunray dial, crown, and sweeping second hand—which bears the stylized W—while finely finished surfaces display our attention to craftsmanship and detail. Powering this watch is a 21-jewel automatic movement that can also be hand-wound at the crown, creating a timepiece that’s packed to the gills with robustness and accuracy.
https://www.timex.com/waterbury-dive-au ... rt=1&sz=36
Description
Influenced by the purpose-built timepieces of the mid-twentieth century, the dive-inspired Waterbury Dive Automatic beckons to adventure on land and sea. A rotating top ring brings practicality and vintage appeal to its refined design aesthetic—a feature traditionally used to track elapsed time beneath the waves. We’ve paid homage to our original watch collection by using the iconic Waterbury Watch Company logo on the green sunray dial, crown, and sweeping second hand—which bears the stylized W—while finely finished surfaces display our attention to craftsmanship and detail. Powering this watch is a 21-jewel automatic movement that can also be hand-wound at the crown, creating a timepiece that’s packed to the gills with robustness and accuracy.
https://www.timex.com/waterbury-dive-au ... rt=1&sz=36
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2022 9:43 pm
A new color way for the Squale 1545 30 atmos gmt (40mm) at Gnomon:
https://www.gnomonwatches.com/products/ ... amica-40mm
https://www.gnomonwatches.com/products/ ... amica-40mm
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2022 3:40 pm
On Tuesday, May 3, Isotope Watches will release a limited edition of their GMT 0º, the Terra Maris, in collaboration with Miguel Seabra.
About Miguel Seabra:
Miguel Seabra hails from Portugal and has been travelling the world covering tennis for 30 years and watches for 27. Feels privileged to have both his passions for professions, even though sometimes it is hard to change the chip! A commentator for Eurosport and editor of Espiral do Tempo magazine, he is a member of the Academy and former member of the jury of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève; he is also a member of the jury of the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
The Isotope Terra Maris Limited Edition has an MSRP of GBP £1.030 / EUR €1.220 / US $1,320 approx.
https://isotopewatches.com/
The GMT 0º ‘Terra Maris’ is a limited run of 49 pieces and not only features a unique GMT + date display, but also a quite original colour combination inspired by the seaside. Here's Miguel Seabra’s rationale behind the creation of the ‘Terra Maris’ concept:
“When my friend José Mendes Miranda, founder of Isotope Watches, challenged me to come up with an idea for a limited edition of the GMT 0º, I pretty much envisioned a theme straight away since it had been on the back of my mind for a while. If I were to be associated with a timepiece, it would have to be quite different and boast an original colour combination. And... cool as well! So, being the GMT 0º a travel watch per definition, and being Isotope a watch brand based in a country (England) with the same time zone as mine (Portugal), I wanted it to reflect a bit the beautiful place where I live on the seaside and not only convey the idea of vacations but also casual elegance. To me, the epitome of casual elegance is a good pair of jeans coupled with brown suede shoes plus a white shirt and a nice blazer. Brown and blue also represent the land and the sea, and I live in the coastal resort of Cascais, at the most western point of Europe, where the continent ends and the ocean starts. Hence the Latin name, ‘Terra Maris’. The land and the sea, the brown and the blue, suede shoes and denim!”.
About Miguel Seabra:
Miguel Seabra hails from Portugal and has been travelling the world covering tennis for 30 years and watches for 27. Feels privileged to have both his passions for professions, even though sometimes it is hard to change the chip! A commentator for Eurosport and editor of Espiral do Tempo magazine, he is a member of the Academy and former member of the jury of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève; he is also a member of the jury of the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
The Isotope Terra Maris Limited Edition has an MSRP of GBP £1.030 / EUR €1.220 / US $1,320 approx.
https://isotopewatches.com/
The GMT 0º ‘Terra Maris’ is a limited run of 49 pieces and not only features a unique GMT + date display, but also a quite original colour combination inspired by the seaside. Here's Miguel Seabra’s rationale behind the creation of the ‘Terra Maris’ concept:
“When my friend José Mendes Miranda, founder of Isotope Watches, challenged me to come up with an idea for a limited edition of the GMT 0º, I pretty much envisioned a theme straight away since it had been on the back of my mind for a while. If I were to be associated with a timepiece, it would have to be quite different and boast an original colour combination. And... cool as well! So, being the GMT 0º a travel watch per definition, and being Isotope a watch brand based in a country (England) with the same time zone as mine (Portugal), I wanted it to reflect a bit the beautiful place where I live on the seaside and not only convey the idea of vacations but also casual elegance. To me, the epitome of casual elegance is a good pair of jeans coupled with brown suede shoes plus a white shirt and a nice blazer. Brown and blue also represent the land and the sea, and I live in the coastal resort of Cascais, at the most western point of Europe, where the continent ends and the ocean starts. Hence the Latin name, ‘Terra Maris’. The land and the sea, the brown and the blue, suede shoes and denim!”.
Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Sun May 01, 2022 12:05 am
One for red watch lovers. Circula has announced a LE red version of their supersport. Pre-order now for delivery in June.
Limited to 99 pieces.
Their website is a bit limited on renders / photos, at least on my phone, so excuse the screenshot of their email - it was the only way I could see to show a picture of the watch.
https://circulawatches.com/en/product/supersport/
Price is EUR 749 incl VAT / 629 excl VAT.
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Limited to 99 pieces.
Their website is a bit limited on renders / photos, at least on my phone, so excuse the screenshot of their email - it was the only way I could see to show a picture of the watch.
https://circulawatches.com/en/product/supersport/
Price is EUR 749 incl VAT / 629 excl VAT.
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Re: 2022 New and Upcoming Releases!
Posted: Mon May 02, 2022 7:37 pm
Available to order now.
Here's the direct link:
https://isotopewatches.com/products/ter ... ed-edition
Here's the direct link:
https://isotopewatches.com/products/ter ... ed-edition
TheJohnP wrote: ↑Sat Apr 30, 2022 3:40 pm On Tuesday, May 3, Isotope Watches will release a limited edition of their GMT 0º, the Terra Maris, in collaboration with Miguel Seabra.
About Miguel Seabra:
Miguel Seabra hails from Portugal and has been travelling the world covering tennis for 30 years and watches for 27. Feels privileged to have both his passions for professions, even though sometimes it is hard to change the chip! A commentator for Eurosport and editor of Espiral do Tempo magazine, he is a member of the Academy and former member of the jury of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève; he is also a member of the jury of the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
The Isotope Terra Maris Limited Edition has an MSRP of GBP £1.030 / EUR €1.220 / US $1,320 approx.
https://isotopewatches.com/
The GMT 0º ‘Terra Maris’ is a limited run of 49 pieces and not only features a unique GMT + date display, but also a quite original colour combination inspired by the seaside. Here's Miguel Seabra’s rationale behind the creation of the ‘Terra Maris’ concept:
“When my friend José Mendes Miranda, founder of Isotope Watches, challenged me to come up with an idea for a limited edition of the GMT 0º, I pretty much envisioned a theme straight away since it had been on the back of my mind for a while. If I were to be associated with a timepiece, it would have to be quite different and boast an original colour combination. And... cool as well! So, being the GMT 0º a travel watch per definition, and being Isotope a watch brand based in a country (England) with the same time zone as mine (Portugal), I wanted it to reflect a bit the beautiful place where I live on the seaside and not only convey the idea of vacations but also casual elegance. To me, the epitome of casual elegance is a good pair of jeans coupled with brown suede shoes plus a white shirt and a nice blazer. Brown and blue also represent the land and the sea, and I live in the coastal resort of Cascais, at the most western point of Europe, where the continent ends and the ocean starts. Hence the Latin name, ‘Terra Maris’. The land and the sea, the brown and the blue, suede shoes and denim!”.