Assemble your own bracelet pattern with this “all ages” offering from classic toy creator Lego. Customizable in a way few other watches are, it’s fun, light and also functional.
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This brilliantly purple timepiece adds a colorful punch to JEANRICHARD’s acclaimed ladies line. A self-winding movement keeps it ticking behind the elegant aubergine lacquered dial and polished stainless steel case.
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With a retro design, Maurice Lacroix’s Pontos S Diver offers supreme water resistance by way of a helium valve, and additional functionality with Superluminova numbering and hands. The watch’s style is defined by stainless steel and leather, and the graceful notes of fine Swiss manufacturing.
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Releasing one or two products a year—historically wristwatches—each MB&F watch represents innovation in design and engineering of the highest level. The second in MB&F’s expected series of five Legacy watches, each piece is an exercise in time travel, with founder Max Büsser posing the question, “If I were alive a hundred or more years ago, I wonder what kind of watches I’d be making?” The answer is a complex dual regular, which the Legacy Machine 2 employs for balance in a feat of horological engineering. The watch comes in 18k white or yellow gold, and in a limited edition of 18 in platinum with the blue dial.
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From Max Büsser and the boundary-pushing horology crew at MB&F comes a timepiece like nothing you have seen before, inspired by both the obscure Amida Digitrend watches from the 1970s, and the Lambos and Mustangs of the same era; the watch itself has an adjustable exhaust system. With a mechanically powered side-on display, perfect for those who often need to tell time while at the helm of one of the aforementioned muscle cars, this unique watch artfully merges retro inspiration with modern mechanics and materials.
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As the oldest luxury watch maker to have remained in the hands of its founding families, Audemars Piguet follows their own unique vision. They list an impressive array of breakthroughs in their field, having created their first minute repeater watch in 1892, and their first jumping hour wristwatch in 1921. The brilliant Jules Audemars Minute Repeater boasts both of these features, as well as small seconds at 6 o’clock. Made by historical masters of these mechanics, this stunning piece is an investment in both constant beauty and evolved innovation.
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The true watch aficionado regards the weekly winding of his wrist companion to be a consistently joyful ritual. With their in-house manufactured Calibre 59215, IWC Scaffhausen’s Portuguese Hand-Wound Eight Days ticks for a full week and then some following this beloved task. The face stays true to the original Portuguese design of the 1930s and includes a rail-track ring and a small seconds at six o’clock. Combined with an exposed movement side that can be viewed through transparent sapphire glass, this masterstroke of a timepiece embodies mechanical precision and elegant restraint.
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Carved from one single block of steel, Braun’s new prestige BN0095 analogue watch represents everything we love about Braun. German-made with a Swiss movement, its design and careful construction deliver a new classic for the brand. Available with a rubber or steel bracelet.
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The upshot of a collaboration between Kate Spade’s more accessible brand Saturday and Nixon, these plastic gems brighten up your wrist while keeping track of time. Several styles available.
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From the paramount jeweler and watchmaker synonymous with French luxury comes the Ronde Solo de Cartier, a classic piece that merges its refined nature with enduring elegance. This watch contains a myriad of features present on the timepiece’s original inspiration, the Ronde de Cartier, including Cartier’s distinct roman numerals, unmistakable blue sword-shaped hands, a rail-track minute circle and a sapphire winding mechanism.
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One of the most innovative Swiss chronographs at an accessible price point, the sporty CS20102 is complete with Ronda movement, a stop-watch function and a clean black and red Nato strap.
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Swiss artist, architect and designer Max Bill left behind a vast collection of ingenious and influential work, including a celebrated group of wristwatches for German luxury watchmaker Junghans. Originally produced in 1961, these elite mechanical timepieces embody the rational and practical approach of the Bauhaus movement, of which Bill was a key player, and today maintain a straightforward appearance that is as functional as it is fashionable.
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Vacheron Constantine’s Métiers d’Art collection celebrates the outstanding master craftsmanship of the Geneva-based luxury brand, which adorned the wrists of Napoleon Bonaparte and Harry Truman, among others. Their Univers Infinis Fish model comes from a group of only 20 watches, and is one of three styles in “Les Univers Infinis” series, which reimagines MC Escher’s iconic sketchbook patterns into elegant handcrafted works, more eternal treasures than temporal objects.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre’s development of ultra-thin calibres goes back to 1907, when Jaeger challenged LeCoultre to create the flattest mechanism of all time—and the 145 Calibre, only 1.38 mm thick, was born. Today, their expertise for creating slender watches lives on, as demonstrated by the Master Ultra Thin 41, which packs 28,800 vibrations per hour into a 7.4 mm case. Combined with the watches minimalist aesthetic, this stunning timekeeper is a study in refined elegance.
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This classic automatic Piaget watch contains the world’s thinnest mechanical movement. 18K white gold brilliantly compliments this watch’s black leather strap, and with an additional inset face for the seconds, it’s as functional as it is stylish.
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Iconic watchmaker TAG Heuer has been the official timekeeper for the Olympic games, produced the first watch to venture into outer space (thanks to John Glenn), and is credited with inventing major mechanicals in the history of horology, from the oscillating pinion to the first quartz chronograph. Their Aquaracer Grand Date chronograph has all the features you would expect from this esteemed maker, including highly accurate quartz movements, a unidirectional turning bezel and ultimate water resistance.
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The model W 56 S is activated by movements of the wrist, this digital watch harnesses the power of kinetic energy, making batteries a thing of the past. The Swiss design features an open display allowing you to see its momentum-powered micro generator.
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The London-based watchmaker’s 203 series boasts a Swiss movement housed in a chamfered bezel as well as a date aperture window and split chronograph functions. Available in several finishes, and other styles available.
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IWC perfectly updates the classic pilot’s watch with the Mark VII—a sleek take on the original Mark 11 from the 1940s.
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Zenith’s distinct El Primero calibre was first presented to the world in 1969. Designed as one of the first automatic chronograph movements with a high frequency of 36,000 alternations per hour, this masterstroke of horology lives on today in El Primero 36,000 VPH, which features the same elegant features and astounding accuracy as the original, complete with a handsome 42 mm case and the watch’s signature integrated movement.
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A combination of classic style and modern stainless steel constrution, the designer’s 21 Jewel Automatic Watch comes in three styles with a gold plated case. The shell cordovan leather band and stainless steel construction make for a clean look at the office or out on the town.
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The reissued version of this classic timepiece stays true to Dieter Rams’ original design with a minimalist stainless steel face and leather strap, yet features a modern LED back-lit date and time display.
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Sport some playful silicone with these casual watches from RUBR. The wide range of colors makes them perfect for friends of varied tastes, although we’re partial to the large face watch in green.
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This Timex watch re-editions stand out among J. Crew’s recent collaborations. Now with several different styles each is perfectly balanced, practical, stylish and affordable, and water resistant to 50 meters. You’ll see them frequently on our editors’ wrists.
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