1.TAG HEUER RED BULL RACING SPECIAL EDITION

With a bold technicolor design inspired by the scarlet and navy hues of the Red Bull Racing Team, Tag Heuer's latest creation is one for Formula 1 nuts to rev their engines at. It comes with round pushers that have been decorated with a red lacquer outline to highlight the chronograph start pusher at 2 o’clock. Meanwhile, a unique bezel is engraved with “Speed” in recognition of Formula 1, while the face is designed to mimic the cockpits of Formula 1 cars. The steel case back is engraved with “Red Bull Racing Formula One Team Special Edition”, there are two versions of the timepiece: one with a rubber strap and one with a stainless steel chain

2. CERTINA DS ACTION DIVER - 43MM

Swiss watchmaker Certina has created a triple-threat wrist-gear that wins in three areas: style, resistance, and precision. The DS Action diver - 43mm is extremely elegant in design, balancing black, gold, and stainless steel, has water resistance up to 300 meters, and carries an unrivaled automatic movement with an anti-magnetic Nivachron balance spring. The mechanism boasts up to 80 hours of power reserve, while its scratch-resistant sapphire crystal is an integral feature of Certina's DS (Double Security) concept, which has been a mainstay in the brand's products since 1959.

3. UlYSEE NARDIN BLAST MOONSTRUCK

With the Lunar New Year beginning this week, it's only apt that Ulysee Nardin's newest timepiece pays homage to the bright and shiny moon. The one-of-one 41mm astronomical watch, the Blast Moonstruck, reproduces the moon's orientation, and with an easy-to-read display, it is a less-complicated version of historically complex astrological instruments such as the alidade or astrolabe. The clever timepiece shows the exact positions of the moon and sun, accurate tidal coefficients, as well as local time, while it has been cast in an appropriately blacked-out ceramic case, which is decorated with copper and rose gold detailing on the case.

4. AVI-8 SPITFIRE SMITH AUTOMATIC

Avi 8's Spitfire Smith Automatic was designed to celebrate the innovative work of aircraft designer Joseph Smith, who as Chief Designer at Supermarine, was behind the development of the Spitfire, the most widely-produced British single-seat fighter of World War II. The case of the pilot's watch is designed to reflect the streamlined form of the aircraft and its brushed aesthetic mirrors the body of the mega-famous aircraft. Meanwhile, a domed sapphire lens tops the case and provides a clear view into the simple, yet ultra-chic, dial.

5. OMEGA SPEEDMASTER CALIBRE 321

Omega has kicked off 2022 with a new Speedmaster. The Speedmaster Calibre 321 is the brand's first major release and sees the signature style, which launched in 1957, recast in 18 carat Canopus gold. The new 38.6 mm release marks the collection’s 65th anniversary of the design, and it comes with a black onyx dial with an applied vintage Omega logo and typography featuring an oval “O" - a detail that was typical for the first CK2915 models back in 1957.

6. BREITLING ENDURANCE PRO

Swiss luxury watch label Breitling has launched a special edition Endurance Pro in celebration of its long-standing partnership with The Watches of Switzerland Group. Limited to just 650 pieces, the watch, designed in collaboration, has turned dark green and is available exclusively at Watches of Switzerland. The athleisure sports chronograph combines high precision and innovative technology.

7. HUBLOT BIG BANG "ALL BLACK"

To pay tribute to the complexity of the monstrous Matterhorn mountain, Hublot has unveiled two ultra-chic versions (one for women and one for men) of the Big Bang "All Black" Zermatt. The 44mm men's version is available in 100 individually numbered pieces, which we want to get our mitts on. The microblasted black ceramic case houses the manually wound HUB4100 chronograph, which is visible through the sapphire case back, while the Matterhorn's identity is captured on the dial side.

8. IWC BIG PILOT’S WATCH 43 SPITFIRE

IWC's Big Pilot’s Watch 43 Spitfire is inspired by those nifty timepieces worn by military personnel. Automatic and self-winding, the watch carries an IWC-manufactured movement, an 82100 caliber, and a 60-hour power reserve. Most impressive is the soft-iron inner case that provides protection against magnetic fields – and the inner case itself is secured against displacement by a drop in air pressure.

9. OMEGA GLOBEMASTER ANNUAL CALENDAR

Omega has released three new models (Sedna gold, Burgundy, Green) of the Globemaster Annual Calendar Sedna gold, Burgundy, Green). These timepieces continue in the classical styling of the Globemaster line which was first released in 2015 as the world’s first Master Chronometer certified collection and are available from this month at Omega boutiques. Each 41 mm watch comes with signature details of the collection, such as a fluted bezel and a pie-pan dial, inspired by the first Omega Constellation watch released in 1952. A Central Observatory medallion is set on the scratch-resistant sapphire crystal case back, which Omega fans will recognize as a tribute to the Swiss brand's history of precision records and achievements in the early 20th century.

10. TAG HEUER FORMULA 1 X SENNA

Brazilian Formula 1 driver Ayrton Senna made history in 1991 when he became the youngest racer to win three world championships. 30 years on and in celebration of Senna's achievement, Tag Heuer and the Senna Foundation have partnered to launch the “ultimate racing watch". The robust product comes with a bold, anthracite brushed dial that is complemented by energetic yellow touches on the dial and date window, a ceramic tachymeter bezel, water resistance up to 200 meters, and a 43mm case in black DLC steel.

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