Seiko Prospex Street Series Watch

Known for its Japanese limited editions, Seiko's Prospex line is getting a US-exclusive with this Street Series watch. The diver model is water resistant to 660 feet, and is powered by a Caliber V157 movement that's powered by light and has a ten-month power reserve once fully charged. Its 47mm case has a one-way rotating bezel, a screwdown crown and caseback, and dial that's patterned to match the silicone strap. Available in gray, blue, or green.

Seiko x Wena Wrist Pro Watch

Co-developed with Sony, the Seiko x Wena Wrist Pro Watch offers the best of both mechanical and digital watches. The main face is an analog affair with a date window at 3 o/clock, a rotating bezel, and a large crown. Yet the band contains a digital component, complete with screen, that logs your activity, lets you answer calls, and enables wireless payments. Currently a Japanese exclusive, it's available in silver or black.

Breitling x Outerknown Superocean Chronograph Watch

Co-founded by Kelly Slater, Outerknown is dedicated to cleaning up the planet's oceans. The Breitling x Outerknown Superocean Heritage II Chronograph Watch does its part, with a blue strap crafted form Econyl yarn, a material made from nylon waste, including fishing nets found in the water. Its 44mm stainless steel case has a black DLC coating, with a ceramic bezel and a deep blue dial with three subdials, and is powered by an in-house Caliber 13 mechanical chronograph movement. It arrives in packaging made entirely of recycled materials.

A. Lange & Sohne Datograph Up/Down Lumen Watch

The fourth model in their "Lumen" series launched in 2010, A. Lange & Sohne's latest Datograph is the chronograph that never sleeps. It has all the same features that have set the Datograph apart like the signature outsized date and exhibition case back that showcases the beautiful manually-wound automatic movement. But the watch's true talents reveal themselves after dark. The date discs are filled with luminescent material, and so is the central chronograph, both subdials, the entire tachymeter scale, and the power reserve indicator so you know how much of the 60-hour power reserve is left at all times. Limited to 200 individually numbered pieces.

Anicorn x NASA 60th Anniversary Watch

Established in 1958 to encourage the peaceful exploration of space, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. This highly limited watch from Anicorn was created to commemorate the occasion. Water resistant to 50m, the 42mm stainless steel case is given a white Cerakote Ceramic Coating and holds a Miyota 9015 automatic movement, visible through the transparent caseback. The dial uses a series of circular discs to tell the time, with a blue baseplate and red pusher giving it a patriotic feel. Its finished with a white textile strap, embroidered with the classic "worm" NASA logo and the coordinates of the Kennedy Space Center, and is limited to just 60 examples.

Longines Skin Diver Watch

Originally released in 1959, the Skin Diver was Longines' first diving watch and a hit for the company. Now it's being reborn with the same timeless looks but modern guts. Its 42mm steel case houses an automatic L888 calibre movement produced exclusively for Longines, kept safe from water intrusion down to 300 meters by a screwed-in crown and back. The grained black dial, with Super LumiNova-covered indices, Arabic numerals, and hands, is topped with a sapphire crystal and finished with a unidirectional black PVD bezel. It will be available with a black criss-crossed rubber strap, a Milanese steel bracelet, or a natural brown leather strap.

Emmanuel Gueit's Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Watch

Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak redefined the sport watch when it was released in 1972. Less than two decades later, their in-house designer Emmanuel Gueit was tasked with updating it. The result was the Royal Oak Offshore, and this was Gueit's personal example. The 39th produced, it has the signature octagonal shape and tappisserie dial of the original, rendered here in a classic blue. Its 42mm size, revolutionary at its 1993 release, is much more common now, and aside from its notable owner, it's also one of only 100 to omit the "Offshore" name on the caseback. It's finished with a matching stainless bracelet that carries Gueit's original clasp design, which was omitted from early releases but eventually used in later models, and will be accompanied by sketches of the design drawn by Gueit himself.

Urwerk UR-111C Watch

Never boring, Urwerk's watches are known for their unconventional displays. The UR-111C is no exception. The minutes are displayed twice — linearly and digitally — with the running seconds displayed using optical fibers. It also features a jumping hours display, and a unique roller on the top that replaces a traditional crown. Available with an iron or gunmetal finish.

Bell & Ross BR-X1 Military Watch

Inspired by stealth fighter planes, the Bell & Ross BR-X1 Military Watch is a robust, refined chronograph. Its 45mm matte khaki case is made from High-Resistance Titanium, complemented by black ceramic and rubber inserts. The dial is skeletonized, with Superluminova C3-filled indices and hands, small seconds at 3 o'clock, a 30-minute timer at 9, and a skeletonized date at 6. It's finished with a perforated black rubber strap and is limited to just 250 examples.

Bell & Ross BR-03 French Security Watch

Bell & Ross' signature BR-03 already has a military look, so it's an ideal choice for elite government forces. This special edition is being issued to the Security Groups for the French Prime Minister, Ministry of the Armed Forces, and Ministry of the Interior. In addition to featuring the insignia of the corresponding body in a sub-dial-like circle at 6 o'clock, each piece also colored indices at 11 and 1 o'clock that mirror the colors of the French flag.

Polar Vantage V Multisport Watch

Designed for pro athletes and anyone who trains like one, the Vantage V from Polar is their most advanced sports watch to date. The sports watch not only provides comprehensive insight into the wearer's work output through the Running Power feature, but has Training Load Pro to help you understand what state your body is in before you exercise, and Recovery Pro for insights into the balance you need between workouts and rest. Polar's flagship timepiece also boasts continuous heart rate tracking, sleep tracking and much more that is all accessible through Polar Flow online and via their app. The watch's touch screen display can hold a charge for up to 40 hours of continuous use.

Apple Watch Series 4

The first redesign of the Apple Watch since its debut, the Series 4 refines nearly every feature of the digital timepiece. Its screen is up to 35% larger, yet the 40 and 44mm cases are even thinner. Every model gets a black ceramic and sapphire crystal caseback, which makes capable the new electrocardiogram feature — the first OTC product ever to support it. It's powered by a S4 system-on-chip, with a 64-bit, dual-core processor that's up to twice as fast as the predecessor and a next-gen accelerometer that enables even better activity tracking. There's also a haptic feedback digital crown, improved mic and speaker combo that's louder and more usable, and a host of new watch faces that take advantage of the larger screens. It's available in both aluminum and stainless steel finishes, and despite the larger size, is compatible with prior bands.

Crown & Caliber

Purchasing a new or pre-owned luxury watch can be an intimidating process. That's where Crown & Caliber comes in. With a team of Swiss-Certified watchmakers plus experienced technicians and refinishers, every watch undergoes a full inspection. They are authenticated and performance-tested, ensuring every watch is in perfect working order. If that's not enough to put you at ease, they also offer a 1-year-warranty plus free shipping and free returns. With forty brands including Rolex, Cartier, TAG Heuer and OMEGA, their selection includes over 2,000 luxury pieces that will add value and envy to any collection.

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Longines Conquest VHP GMT Flash Setting Watch

Instead of wireless radios, the Longines Conquest VHP GMT Flash Setting Watch uses an old-school approach to interact with your phone. Select the times for your home and your destination in the app, and it converts the info to morse code, using your phone's flash to transmit the info to the watch via a small aperture in the dial's 12 o'clock marker. You can swap between the times with two clicks of the crown, which can also be used to set the watch traditionally. Its movement is accurate to +/- 5 seconds per year, will automatically reset the hands after an impact, and has a perpetual calendar good through 2399. It's available in both 41 and 43mm case sizes, in stainless or PVD black finishes, and is finished with either a rubber strap or stainless bracelet.

G-Shock G-Steel Watch

Every watch in the G-SHOCK family is rugged and built to last, but the G-STEEL might be the toughest timepiece in their connected lineup. The watch features scratch resistant sapphire glass and a standout, carbon bezel that is lightweight, rigid, and adds even more shock resistance to the G-STEEL's appeal. Connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth using the G-SHOCK Connected App, has Neo-brite luminous hands, and is water resistant up to 200 meters. Presented in black with blue accents, the watch's secret advantage is its solar-powered charging capabilities, keeping things bright and accurate when you need it most.

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