Tissot’s $450 PRX Just Got a K-Drama Makeover
Tissot's $450 PRX 35mm gets a Lee Dong Wook special edition with a tiny lion on the seconds hand, pink lume, and a second strap. Listed at $450, currently out…
Tissot's $450 PRX 35mm gets a Lee Dong Wook special edition with a tiny lion on the seconds hand, pink lume, and a second strap. Listed at $450, currently out…
Seiko's Lupin the Third Chronograph for Daisuke Jigen: revolver-cylinder subdial, bullet-hole motif, 39.8mm steel case. Limited to 3,000 pieces, $580.
Oris puts its fan-favorite oxblood dial on the modern 40mm Big Crown Pointer Date. Calibre 754 automatic, H-link bracelet, $2,400, available now.
Norman Foster's first watch is a lugless 38.5mm Grade 5 titanium dual-timer with an ETA automatic, priced at 3,500 euros.
Casio's Edifice EFB730D pairs a panda dial, sapphire crystal, and 100m water resistance at a $165 list price, about $111 on Amazon.
Timex reissues the original 1986 Ironman 8-Lap for its 40th anniversary: 39mm resin case, accordion strap, 8-lap memory, $109 from November 3.
Casio's first mainline automatic is a titanium field watch: the Casio CMK-100 offers sapphire, 100m water resistance, and a $320 starting price.
Timex's Deepwater Meridian 300 pairs a 44mm grade 5 titanium case, 300m water resistance, and a helium escape valve with a Miyota automatic, for $999.
In the new Bond novel King Zero, 007 trades his Omega for a vintage Vertex Cal 59 WWII field watch. The modern M36 revival (~$2,900) is already sold out.
Bremont's 250-piece Supermarine Full Ceramic Deep Blue pairs a 43mm ceramic case with 500m water resistance. $7,400.