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    Hands-On: The Baume & Mercier Riviera Chronograph GPSI Limited Edition Watch Is A Thinking Man’s Racing Chronograph (opens in a new tab)

    Those who know me shouldn’t really be surprised by the fact that racing chronographs are my favorite genre of watches. After all, motorsports are my first love in life, and in fact my involvement in watches came about as a more affordable (how naïve I was) distraction from my car hobby. Suffice it to say,…

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    Hands-On With Fossil’s Minecraft Dungeons II Game-Inspired Chronograph Watches (opens in a new tab)

    Enthusiast wristwatches and video game entertainment culture continue to make good bedfellows in 2026. For the second time, American Fossil has collaborated with the Minecraft universe on a set of limited-edition timepieces. I wrote about the first Fossil x Minecraft watch on aBlogtoWatch here in 2025. This time, Fossil comes back with three new Minecraft…

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    aBlogtoWatch Weeky Podcast #244: A New Era For Hublot, AP’s Royal Oak Jewelry Collection, And IWC’s Ingenieur Revival (opens in a new tab)

    This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Rick, David, and Ripley explore a new chapter for Hublot, Audemars Piguet’s latest venture into luxury jewelry, the 50th anniversary of the IWC Ingenieur, and much more. With Ariel away, the trio kicks things off with a discussion of Hublot’s evolving direction under former Audemars Piguet CEO François-Henry Bennahmias, including…

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    MING Tackles Worldtimer Complication With 57.05 ‘Comet’ Watch: Hands-On (opens in a new tab)

    A lot of the fun of MING watches is the brand taking a feature or timepiece archetype that is common in the wristwatch collecting world and putting its own spin on it. That isn’t just an aesthetic journey. MING also likes to introduce ergonomic or functional enhancements, as well as adding its design DNA. That’s…

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    New Release: Yema Spacegraf Heure Sidérale Tourbillon Volant Limited-Edition Watch (opens in a new tab)

    “Millésime” stands for the very best Yema can offer and the French watchmaker’s Millésime 2026 limited edition is this special universe-inspired timepiece, the Yema Spacegraf Heure Sidérale Tourbillon Volant Limited Edition. It pays tribute to the cradle of French watchmaking: the Besançon Observatory, built in 1878 specifically to allow the city’s watchmakers to set their…

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    Victorinox Maverick Automatic 39mm Is A Surprisingly Social Sports Watch: Review (opens in a new tab)

    I think it is safe to say that the new Maverick family is the most important collection of new wristwatches from Swiss brand Victorinox to debut in 2026. A grand assortment of Victorinox Maverick Quartz and Automatic models were recently released in a variety of colors and strap options. The Maverick name is hardly new…

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    New Release: Tissot PRX Skeleton Damian Lillard Special-Edition Watch Is A Bold, Handwound Take On A Modern Classic (opens in a new tab)

    In the five years since its introduction, the modern Tissot PRX collection has grown to become an integrated sports watch solution for nearly every taste. Available in a bevy of sizes, materials, complications, dial finishes, and movement options (along with a shockingly broad range of price points), the PRX has leveraged its mainstream popularity into…

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    UNIMATIC Langhe Collection Brings Fall ‘Truffle Hunting’ Colors To Its Most Popular Swiss-Made Watches (opens in a new tab)

    Milan-based UNIMATIC has done exceedingly well with a business model that involves creating variety around a small set of core models. This is a blessing and a curse in some respects. The blessing is that only a few brands stumble upon satisfying, modular designs that can be interpreted and modified in various meaningful ways to provide…

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