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01/09/2026

A cinematic classic gets a cosmic reset as Hamilton takes its fan-favorite 38mm Khaki Field Murph beyond Earth’s atmosphere with a captivating new "Stardust" Blue dial.

Moving away from the original matte black, this fresh iteration features a pronounced grainy texture that transitions from a vivid, luminous blue at the centre to a deep cosmic black at the perimeter.

Despite the eye-catching colour shift, the core DNA of the Interstellar icon remains untouched, preserving its vintage-toned beige Super-LumiNova Arabic numerals, cathedral hands, and nickel-plated accents.

Housed in the universally praised 38mm stainless steel case (11.1mm thick with a 44.7mm lug-to-lug), the watch is powered by the automatic H-10 movement boasting an 80-hour power reserve and a Nivachron™ anti-magnetic balance spring, available on either a black calfskin strap with contrast stitching or a classic three-link steel bracelet.

Do you you prefer the original black or this new textured blue, let us know in the comments.

01/09/2026

Seven new arrivals, three distinct design philosophies. From heritage motorsport speed to the serene geometry of Japanese garden craft, Seiko’s latest drops offer a masterclass in texture, color, and complication.

Swipe through to explore the stories behind each collection:

Prospex Heritage Motoring Countdown
A nod to vintage rally racing. Compact 39.5mm proportions featuring inner rotating countdown bezels, mechanical 6R55 movements, and retro racing tones, available in Powder Blue on steel or Petrol Blue on leather.

Prospex Speedtimer Racing Solar Chronographs
High-octane color meets light-powered precision. Bold, high-contrast dials in Grey, Racing Green, and Motorsport Yellow designed to make a statement on and off the track.

Presage Japanese Zen Garden
Inspired by the calm, raked-sand textures of Kyoto’s dry stone gardens (Karesansui). Featuring delicate open-heart aperture details and textured dials in Twilight Green and Moonlight Black.

Which design language speaks to your wrist?

Let us know in the comments.

26/08/2026

26/08/2026

When one of the world’s most iconic watch manufacturers lets its global community hold the design pen, this happens! We're so psyched to see the return of the wavy design on the dial.

Built on the legendary lineage of the 1965 "62MAS", Japan’s very first 150m professional dive watch, Seiko handed the reins directly to watch collectors in a worldwide contest to design their next limited edition.

Fans were presented with four distinct dial concepts inspired by the shifting light across ocean waters from dawn until dusk. The participants chose, and the "Daytime Blue" concept took the crown. Although, truth be told, I would've loved to see what the Orange or the Red would've looked like.

Rendered in a vivid turquoise hue with a deep, three-dimensional embossed wave pattern, the new Ref. HBC011 combines crowd-voted aesthetics with Seiko’s refined, modern 62MAS skin-diver architecture.

Measuring 40mm in diameter, 13mm thin, and packing 300m of ISO-rated water resistance alongside an automatic 3-day 6R55 movement, it stands as a true collaboration between historic Japanese tool-watch heritage and modern collector passion.

Limited to 4,500 pieces worldwide, pre-orders are officially open at WATCHO. Did the community get this vote right, or were you pulling for one of the other seascape colors? Drop your thoughts below!

18/08/2026

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17/08/2026

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17/08/2026

17/08/2026

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17/08/2026

While the Omega Speedmaster is famous as the official NASA-issued watch, the Bulova Lunar Pilot holds a legendary story of its own.

On August 2, 1971, during the Apollo 15 mission, Commander David Scott's official watch had its plexiglass crystal pop off while working on the lunar surface. He reached for his personal backup watch, a custom-engineered Bulova Chronograph, and wore it onto the Moon. It was built specifically to withstand the brutal temperature swings, atmospheric pressure shifts, and extreme g-forces of lunar travel.

This modern re-interpretation runs on Bulova’s proprietary 262 kHz High-Precision Quartz Movement operating at an astounding 262 kHz, inside a 43.5mm case, resonating at eight times the frequency of a standard quartz movement, it delivers incredible accuracy (within seconds per year) alongside a sweeping chronograph hand.

Founded in New York in 1875 by Joseph Bulova, the brand has been a relentless pioneer in American watchmaking. From inventing the world's first fully electronic watch (the Accutron) to playing an integral role in early NASA space missions with onboard timing instruments, Bulova's history is built on pure innovation.

Did You Know that the original Bulova watch worn by David Scott on the Moon is the only privately owned watch ever worn on the lunar surface because official NASA gear remains U.S. government property, Commander Scott kept his personal Bulova, and in 2015, it sold at auction for an astounding $1.625 million!

What do you think of this 96K111 box set with the extra NATO strap package? Steel bracelet or leather NATO, which setup are you wearing?

Drop your pick below!

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