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Luxury Watches That Deserve A Spot In Your Collection Whether you’re a fan of the classics, modern, or an athletic look, you can't go wrong with a new watch

By Kratika Agarwal

The watch world keeps on ticking, and if you’re buying a new watch, it can be a daunting task to keep up with all the new launches and options because the sheer volume of choice is insane. It goes without saying that a wristwatch is necessary to turn your everyday outfits into a sartorial statement, whether you are going out for dinner or attending a meeting. With that in mind, we’ve done the hard work for you and put together a list of the crème de la crème of luxury watches to add to your collection. Take a look!

1. The Special Edition NAVITIMER by Breitling

Introducing Breitling’s exclusive Navitimer special edition, limited to just 50 pieces in India. This distinguished timepiece boasts a captivating Ice Blue dial encased in 43mm stainless steel, offering two equally alluring options: a steel metal bracelet or a stylish blue alligator leather strap. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the watch is a COSC-certified chronometer, reflecting exceptional movement quality. The watch’s stainless-steel case, measuring 43mm in diameter and 13.69mm in thickness, ensures durability with water resistance up to 3 bar (30 metres). This special edition marries timeless design with modern sustainability, embodying Breitling’s legacy as a pioneering Swiss watchmaker that continues to push boundaries.

2. The New Victorinox Dive Pro

This watch is a testament to the brand’s legacy, as the original creators of the Swiss Army KnifeTM have now seamlessly transferred their meticulous pursuit of excellence to their watches. This ISO 6425-certified diver’s timepiece withstands the elements with a remarkable water resistance of 300 metres, proving its resilience against sand, dirt, impact, and vibration. Committed to precision, the watch adheres to diving norms with shock resistance and antimagnetic protection, ensuring impeccable accuracy. Crafted in Switzerland, each Victorinox Dive Pro showcases the brand’s expert craftsmanship, available in various material and colour combinations, housing either the reliable Ronda 715 quartz or the new Sellita SW 220-1 automatic movement.

3. A Special-Edition Superocean Heritage by Breitling

Experience a fusion of timeless design and contemporary flair with the limited edition Superocean Heritage, paying homage to the iconic 1950s original. Limited to just 50 pieces, this exquisite timepiece boasts a captivating green dial within a 42mm stainless steel case, adorned with an 18k red gold bezel featuring a polished ceramic ring. The sporty aesthetic extends to the “mesh-styled” rubber strap. With triangular hands, a unidirectional bezel, and powered by the COSC-certified Breitling Manufacture Caliber B20, derived from the Tudor Caliber MT5612, this elegant diver’s watch seamlessly marries heritage with innovation.

4. Hamilton Ventura XXL Bright Dune Limited Edition

Renowned for its iconic role alongside Elvis in 1961’s Blue Hawaii, the Ventura reflects Hamilton’s enduring presence in film and cinema. Notably, Denis Villeneuve’s collaboration on a special Dune 2 watch showcases Hamilton’s commitment to cinematic legacy. The recently revealed “Desert Watch,” crafted in collaboration with Dune: Part Two’s Prop Master, Doug Harlocker, epitomises Fremen’s codes, exclusively tailored for Arrakis. Its distinctively glowing blue-hued dial mirrors the essence of the cinematic desert landscape. It will most definitely be a show stunner while making itself a piece to watch out for.

5. Grand Seiko ‘Sunrise At Mount Iwate’

Now, you’ll be able to experience the allure of the Sport Collection GMT’s dark red dial, which draws inspiration from the vibrant sunrise over Japan’s Hotaka mountain range. This Grand Seiko timepiece seamlessly combines aesthetic beauty with functionality. The local hour hand, adjustable forward or backward while the watch is in motion, ensures precision for travellers changing time zones. Enhanced legibility is achieved with the silver GMT hand against the rich red backdrop. The watch embodies Grand Seiko’s commitment to sportsmanship, featuring a scratch-resistant ceramic bezel, screw-down crown and case back, and water resistance up to 20 bar.

By Kratika Agarwal
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