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Giorgio Galli has transformed Timex from a mass-market brand into a more aspirational and 'cool' label by launching the higher-end Atelier line, emphasizing quality, craftsmanship, and a new sense of luxury while maintaining the brand's democratic ethos and heritage.
Seiko has upgraded its Speedtimer collection by adding an external tachymeter bezel, giving it a classic Rolex Daytona-like appearance, along with refined bracelet links for comfort, making it a highly desirable and more authentic-looking automatic chronograph at a price of $2,500.
The Patek Philippe Cubitus, a new sports watch collection, has faced criticism for its design, which many see as uninspired and derivative of the Nautilus. Despite this, it remains highly sought after, with prices exceeding retail at auction. For those who admire the Cubitus but find it inaccessible, the Maen Manhattan offers a similar aesthetic at a fraction of the cost. This Dutch microbrand's watch, which debuted in 2022, features a square case and integrated bracelet, and is praised for its design and affordability, starting at around $1,000.
Vacheron Constantin has released its first proper "panda" chronograph, the Overseas Chronograph, with a white dial and black subdials. The watch features a tried-and-true in-house Calibre 5200 movement, 150 meters of water resistance, and a versatile design that can be worn with a steel bracelet, rubber band, or black calfskin leather strap. The only downside is the $32,400 price tag and the fact that it is only available at Vacheron Constantin boutiques.