Author: Constantin Reusberg
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NOMOS Ahoi neomatik Sky and Sand – summer hues, serious watchmaking
NOMOS Glashütte extends its Ahoi line with two compact sports watches, Ahoi neomatik sky and sand, pairing beach-ready color with sober engineering. The dials lean lighthearted – sky in serene blue, sand in a warm golden tone – yet the intent is practical: clear legibility, a touch of orange on the seconds hand, and green…
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U-BOAT Classico U-46 – one millimetre, same soul
U-BOAT refines its signature silhouette with the Classico U-46, a slightly downsized 46 mm take on Italo Fontana’s long-running design. The character stays muscular, the proportions breathe a little easier. Your wrist will notice the millimetre, your eyes will not.
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Mauron Musy names Ryan Lochte and Tuli Tuipulotu friends of the brand
Mauron Musy has appointed Olympic champion Ryan Lochte and Los Angeles Chargers outside linebacker Tuli Tuipulotu as friends of the brand. It is a tidy match of high-output athletes with a small Swiss independent that builds watches around mechanical discipline rather than marketing noise.
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H. Moser Pioneer Centre Seconds Sun Berry: colour turned up, mechanics in check
H. Moser & Cie. adds a jolt of saturated summer to its most versatile line with the Pioneer Centre Seconds Sun Berry. Beneath the Berry Purple fumé dial and electric yellow accents sits a capable steel sports watch with real mechanical footing, not just a loud outfit.
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Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Lou Gehrig Limited Edition – a quiet tribute in 2,130 pieces
Oris marks Lou Gehrig with a limited Big Crown Pointer Date, a run of 2,130 pieces that nods to the consecutive games that made him a legend.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre brings The Collectibles VI to London – twelve museum-grade timepieces
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s sixth capsule of The Collectibles lands at 13 Old Bond Street, London, from June 15 to July 18, gathering twelve expertly restored, museum-grade watches that chart the maison’s path from the 1920s to the early 2000s. It is a quiet exhibition of intent: craft first, narrative second.
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Linde Werdelin Oktopus III – A Quietly Swiss Rebirth
Linde Werdelin breaks its silence with the Oktopus III, a watch two years in the making and built with a singular promise – everything Swiss, and nothing superfluous.
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Bomberg Edge Tech 6D – matte engineering, quietly executed
Bomberg’s Edge Tech 6D is the restrained one in a loud world: a matte black, 43mm hexagon that swaps dial for structure and lets the mechanics speak.
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NOMOS Tangente neomatik 38 Update in forest green – a quietly clever refresh
NOMOS adds a deep forest green to the Tangente neomatik 38 Update, and the color does what good design should do – it lets the construction speak. The familiar ring date remains the quiet star: two red markers travel the periphery, framing today with clarity while leaving the whole month in view.
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F.P.Journe Golf Cup 2026 – a measured swing in Geneva
Vandœuvres, 7 June 2026. The F.P.Journe Golf Cup returned to the Golf Club de Genève for its thirteenth running, a quiet constant of early summer and a reminder that precision also lives on fairways. This year saw 156 players in a Greensome Stableford, brisk in pace and good manners.