Watches & Wonders 2021 Mania

So it looks like Watches & Wonders 2021 is getting under way guys.

Have you seen any of the new releases?

Going to be putting some of the new watches right within this thread.


Breitling looks to be showing off some really nice ones, and starts things off
with their Premier Heritage Collection of chronographs. Which includes the
B25 Datora with 42mm 18kt Gold case, copper, and silver dials, and B25
movement.


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Followed by Premier B09 Chronograph 40, and Premier B15 Duograph 42
with 40, and 42mm stainless, or red gold cases, Calibre B09, and B15
hand wound movements. Cool Pistachio Green, a s well as black, or blue
dials, and much more.


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Caught these at A Blog To watch, and Have Breitling as well...


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And here's a neat watch, or collection in the H08 from from Hermes.
Which have 39mmx39mm titanium, black DLC-coated titanium, and
Graphene cases, black nickel coated dials with with grained central
disc and a black gold-coated brushed minutes ring, cool hands, and
markers, H1837 movement, neat blue strap, and more.


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Saw these over at A Blog to Watch also, and have Hermes' link also...


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Rolex is having a busy Watches & Wonders it looks like guys.

These new Oyster Perpetual Datejust models have 36mm cases, and
olive green, golden, and silver palm motif dials, as well as a golden
fluted motif, calibre 3235, and more.














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There's the Cosmograph Daytona Meteorite with 40mm 18k everose, yellow
gold or white gold, with eye-catching meteorite dials, and calibre 4130.














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The Explorer I is adding new 36mm cases, cool finishes, and calibre 3230...








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And Explorer II adds in the calibre 3285 movement...








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The Rolex Sky-Dweller is looking good with its 42mm stainless steel case,
beautiful dials, caliber 9001, and Jubilee bracelets.





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And Rolex of course too...

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Tudor has a couple ultra cool ones as well...


You have the Black Bay Fifty-Eight 925 with 39 mm case 925 silver case,
domed matt frosted taupe dials, Calibre MT5400 movement, and more.











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Along with Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18k with 39mm gold cases, "golden green"
matte dials, Calibre MT5400, and more.













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Tudor too...

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Here is the Black Bay Chrono with 41mm stainless steel cases,
cool panda dials, in black, or opaline white, and calibre MT5813.

















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Along with The Tudor Heritage Black Bay 32,36, and 41mm with
nice sleek cases, silver dials, and T600 movement too.










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Tag Heuer looks like they have a new Aquaracer 300 professional with details
like 36mm, 40mm, and 43mm cases, nice bezels, eye-cacthing dials, and the
Caliber 5 inside.











In addition, you have the the Aquaracer Professional 300 Tribute to Ref. 844.
A 43mm homage to their 1978 Ref. 844. With 43mm titanium case.





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TAG Heuer too...


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Oris gets in on the action with the Aquis LE To Save The Wadden Sea.
Which has a 43.5mm stainless steel case, neat gradient blue, and gray
dial, along with caliber 761, and more.











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Then gives you the AquisPro Date Calibre 400 gives you the in-house
calibre 400 with 120 hour power reserve, a 49.5m DLC black Multi-piece
Titanium case with ceramic bezel, black dials, and 1000m WR.











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And the Divers Sixty-Five "Cotton Candy" has a 38mm bronze case,
eye-catching blue, green, and pink dials, and Caliber 733 behind things.




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Oris also guys...

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Jaeger-LeCoultres Reverso Hybris Mechanica Calibre 185 Quadriptyque
has a 51.2mm x 31mm x 15.15mm white gold case, along with out of
this world dial, and-wound JLC Calibre 185 movement.











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JLC as well...

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IWC adds the Big Pilot 43 which has a 43mm stainless steel case,
plus in-house caliber 85100, and black, and blue dials too.









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Along with Pilots Watch Chronograph 41. Which will have a 41mm case,
sunray blue or green dial, IWC calibre 69385, and more.











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And Big Pilot’s Perpetual Calendar with 46.2mm stainless
steel case, blue sunray-brushed dial, and calibre IWC 52615.









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Looks like Panerai is getting in on the fun with several new watches as well
guys. Including the eLAB-ID with it's 44mm EcoTitanium case, gray Eco-
Titanium dial, recycled fabrixc strap, P.900e caliber movement, and much
much more.





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Next you have LUMINOR MARINA eSTEEL with 44mm eSteel cases, Blu Profondo,
Grigio Roccia, and Verde Smeraldo dials, and P.9010 movement.











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Then there is the Luminor Chrono Monopulsante GMT Blu Notte with its
44mm matte black ceramic case, blue sandwich dial, and Caliber P.2004.





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As well as Luminor Chrono with 44mm stainless steel cases, cool black,
bkue, and white sandwich dials, and P.9200 caliber movement too.











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Then the Luminor Chrono Luna Rossa will have a 44mm stainless steel case,
neat blue dials, sporty straps,  P.9200 movement, and more.








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Last, but not least, is the Submersible Bronzo Blue Abisso. Which will
have a 42mm bronze case, nice blue dial, and straps, and P.900 caliber .








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Panerai...


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Thinking you guys may have seen these new Naitilus, but just in case.
The new olive dialed version has a 40mm case, and Self-winding 26-330
S C caliber movement.










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Patek Philippe's link...

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Saw this new Nomos as well. How about you?

Their new Neomatik 41 has a 40.5mm stainless steel case, a
galvanized, white silver-plated dial, oxidized black hands, the
DUW 6101 neomatik calibre, and more.















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Nomos too...


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Just seeing this new Tangente also guys.

Which has a 41mm stainless steel case, Midnight, and NOMOS Caliber 6101.







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Along with new Club Campus models with new Absolute Gray,
and Future Orange dials, 36, or 38mm cases, and much more.




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Nomos once again...


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And here's another new one from IWC too.

Its a concept watch called the Big Pilot’s Watch Shock Absorber XPL.
Having a 44mm Ceratanium case (part ceramic & part titanium) with
IWC in-house manufactured 32115 calibre behind everything.



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IWC...

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Not sure if you guys caught Zenith's new Defy Extreme.

The watch has a 45mm case in black titanium,  blue titanium, two tone titanium,
and rose gold, and has a semi skeletonized dial with nice hands, markers, and
accents, along with Zenith El Primero 9004 behind everything.











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Zenith too for you...


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H. Moser & Cie had a couple really cool ones in the Pioneer Mega Cool,
along with Pioneer Tourbillon Mega Cool.

The new watches have details like 42.8mm cases, Blue Lagoon dials,
in-house HMC 200, as well as flying tourbillon movements, and more.















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H. Moser & Cie also...


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Not that we will going, and picking this one up.

Just thought it was another cool one, and had the super compressor style.
Looks like Chopard's L.U.C Time Traveler One has specifications like a 42mm
ceramised grade 5 titanium case, cool dark gray, black and white dial, the
Chopard L.U.C 01.05-L movement, and more.











Monochrome, and Chopard for you...


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Here are a couple nice ones from Montblanc too.


Montblanc's Heritage Pythagore Small Seconds has a 39mm 18kt rose,
or white gold case, brown, and blue dials, caliber MB M14.08, and more.














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Next, the Montblanc 1858 Monopusher Chrono Origins has details
like a s 46mm bronze case, black lacquered dials with cathedral
hands, MB M16.29 behind amazing case-back, and much more.











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Montblanc also for you...

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