The James Brand x Timex Automatic GMT Watch

For fans of minimalist yet functional design, the latest James Brand x Timex Automatic GMT Watch in a new Emerald Edition merges style with adventure-ready features. This limited edition (750 units) sports a striking emerald bezel and dial within a 41mm titanium case, creating a durable, lightweight build perfect for everyday wear. Its Miyota 9075 Premium Automatic movement offers a true GMT function and 42-hour power reserve, ideal for tracking multiple time zones. Super LumiNova accents ensure visibility, while a quick-release mechanism allows easy swapping between the titanium bracelet and an included resin strap. Available now on the James Brand and Timex websites.

G-Shock Utility Metal Collection

Casios G-Shock Utility Metal Collection has expanded its GM-2100 line with three analog-digital models featuring stainless steel bezels and cloth bands. This is the first time that GM-2100 models come with a cloth band, giving each timepiece a military field watch style. The Utility Metal Collection includes the silver GM-2100C-5A with beige band, the black ion plated GM-2100CB-1A with black band and red accents, and the gray ion plated GM-2100CB-3A with olive green...
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GARMIN FORERUNNER 945

Garmin has updated its line of Forerunner GPS running watches, including the upgraded Forerunner 945 (the Forerunner 935 successor), which is meant for professional athletes. The new 945 multi-sport watch, can hold up to 1,000 songs from Spotify or Deezer, can track your all-day fitness metrics such as stress, oxygen levels in the blood, sleep levels, as well as monitor your training load, and there is a new tool for analyzing past workout history to improve future ...
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INSTRMNT FIELD WATCH

Instrmnt is a Glasgow-based, multi-disciplinary design studio that focuses in creating industrial goods with an emphasis on quality, simplicity and attainability. Their latest offering is this classic field watch inspired by the utilitarian style of military watches from the early 20th century. Machined from stainless steel, the watch features a reliable Japanese-made movement that is powered by a solar cell hidden behind the dial. Both natural and artificial light ...
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