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Breaking news: Rolex debuts the brand new Perpetual Padellone, bringing back the moon phase alongside instantaneous complete annual calendar functionality. Be sure to let us know your first impressions of the Perpetual Padellone1940s into the early 1950s, the new watches pays tribute to the brand’s legacy, while looking toward its future. Housed in a 39mm case and offered in Everose gold and platinum, this isn’t just one of the most elegant Rolex pieces to date, but one that introduces a suite of new mechanical innovations. Packed with instantaneous complete annual calendar and moonphase the new automatic Calibre 7190 within builds on recent technologies, including a Syloxi hairspring and the Dynapulse escapement introduced with the Land-Dweller, while adding the new patented Haplos annual-calendar system. The new line is kicking off with three distinct configurations, including one with a matching Settimo bracelet in Everose Gold for the first time. We’re reporting to you live from the launch, with a full video now on YouTube and an article by @glassofmilt on our website. Be sure to let us know your first impressions of the Perpetual Padellone in the comments!

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The Royal Oak just got the full Swatch treatment. Swipe to see all of the colors. The new AP X Swatch “Royal Pop” collection reimagines the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak as a lineup of eight colorful pocket watches inspired by vintage Swatch Pop designs from the ’80s. Bright Bioceramic cases, exposed Royal Oak screws, detachable outer shells, and a brand-new hand-wound SISTEM51 movement make this one of the most unconventional Swatch collaborations we’ve seen to date. Pricing begins at $400 for Lépine models and $420 for the Savonette versions. The collection officially launches May 16th at select Swatch retailers worldwide. Let us know what you think in the comments!

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The Kodo Constant Force Tourbillon is Grand Seiko at its most ambitious. Named after the Japanese word for “heartbeat,” the Kodo became the first watch in history to combine a constant force mechanism and a tourbillon on a single axis, turning one of watchmaking’s most complex engineering challenges into something that’s fully visible through the openworked dial. Crafted from platinum and titanium, powered by the hand-wound 9ST1 caliber, and limited to just 20 pieces, it remains one of Grand Seiko’s most remarkable achievements. What’s your favorite watch complication of all time?

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Rather than debuting alongside a new Bond film, OMEGA’s latest James Bond Seamaster arrives through the upcoming video game, 007 First Light. Created in collaboration with IO Interactive and Amazon MGM Studios, the new Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph marks the first chronograph within Bond’s Diver 300M lineage, translating the watch used throughout the game directly into reality. The 44mm steel case is paired with a black ceramic bezel and wave dial, while touches of PVD bronze gold and red accents tie back to the visual language of the game. Powered by the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 9900, the watch arrives on a new NATO strap that reworks the black, grey, and beige palette made famous by the No Time To Die Seamaster, now adapted specifically for the world of First Light.

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Hamilton has just introduced two 38mm Khaki Field Murph references with “Stardust” blue dials that bring the watch’s Interstellar origins back into focus. This addition makes for the third dial color variant, in addition to black and white, for the field watch that gained notoriety when it played a seminal part in Christopher Nolan’s beloved 2014 sci-fi drama. The new dial leans into that connection with inspiration drawn from the journey of an interstellar comet. Its luminous blue center gradually fades to black around the edges while a pronounced grained texture adds another layer of visual depth. The cathedral hands, domed Arabic numerals, and strong legibility retain the familiar character that has helped make the Murph an everyday alternative to the more military-inspired side of the Khaki Field collection. The 38mm stainless steel case measures 11.1mm thick and is topped by a sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating. Hamilton’s H-10 automatic movement provides an 80-hour power reserve while 100 meters of water resistance adds plenty of everyday capability. The new Murph can be paired with either a three-link stainless steel bracelet or a black leather strap with white contrast stitching. What do you think of the new blue-dial Murph?

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