The Watch Journal

New Releases

Keep up with the latest timepieces arriving at Define Watches. Each release highlights innovation, craftsmanship, and the distinctive character of the independent watchmakers we represent.

Latest from New Releases

NEW: Kudoke 5 – A poetic interpretation of time, centred around a hand-engraved 24-hour celestial disc

The Kudoke 5 stands as a thoughtful and poetic interpretation of time, centred around a hand-engraved 24-hour celestial disc that reflects the natural rhythm of ...

NEW: A Hand-Wound Tribute to Pilot Chronograph Heritage with Sinn’s 103 St Sa Ty Hd H

The Sinn 103 St Sa Ty Hd H blends traditional hand-wound chronograph design with modern luminous technology and a striking light blue dial. Created to ...

NEW:Kudoke 3 Flakes Rhodium Review – Monochrome Texture in Independent Horology

This review analyses the Kudoke 3 Flakes Rhodium and its distinctive monochrome execution. From the intricately engraved dial to the finely finished Kaliber 1 movement, ...

NEW: A Textured Evolution of Watchmaking with the Kudoke 3 Flakes Gold

An in-depth review of the Kudoke 3 Flakes Gold, examining its hand-engraved dial, triple hour display and Kaliber 1 movement, highlighting the artistry of independent ...

NEW: Kudoke 3 Ice Blue Review bringing a Graphic Evolution of the HANDwerk Concept

This detailed review examines the Kudoke 3 Ice Blue, a new interpretation of Stefan Kudoke’s distinctive three-arm time display. It explores the layered dial architecture, ...

NEW: The Jaeger & Benzinger Edition 7 Chrono Moiré is a chronograph that rewards patience and close inspection

The Jaeger & Benzinger Edition 7 Chrono Moiré blends understated chronograph design with centuries-old German craftsmanship. This review explores the hand-guillochéd Moiré dial, individually finished ...

NEW: Armin Strom’s final release for 2025, the Gravity Equal Force Ultimate Sapphire Salmon

Armin Strom’s Gravity Equal Force platform has become a reference point for constant force engineering in modern watchmaking. The Ultimate Sapphire Salmon edition introduces a ...

NEW: A closer look at what makes the Cadamomo Black so distinctive

The Alexander Shorokhoff Cadamomo Black is not simply a full calendar watch, it is a statement of artistic independence. From its unconventional dial layout to ...

NEW: Join us as we take a look at Tutima’s new Patria Evergreen

The Tutima Patria Evergreen is a watch that blends colour, symbolism, and craftsmanship in perfect harmony. Limited to just 25 pieces, it represents both the ...

NEW: Armin Strom’s One Week Skeleton Rose Gold – Independent Watchmaking in Its Most Refined Form

Armin Strom’s One Week Skeleton Rose Gold brings a new warmth and depth to the brand’s openworked lineage. With its 18K rose gold case and ...

NEW: Hanhart Red Lion Mk II Review: A Modern, Technical Continuation of a Pilot’s Icon

This article takes a closer look at the Hanhart Red Lion Mk II, analysing how the watch evolves the iconic 417 ES into a more ...

NEW: The Oskar Salmon Dial Moon Phase Pointer Date represents a careful evolution of the Habring² Oskar collection

The Habring² Oskar Salmon Dial Moon Phase Pointer Date represents a thoughtful approach to classical complications within modern independent watchmaking. This article examines its design ...

NEW: In the Perpetual Calendar Platinum Argente, Moritz Grossmann transforms a grand complication into an object of weight, restraint, and quiet confidence.

Platinum changes everything. In the Perpetual Calendar Platinum Argente, Moritz Grossmann transforms a grand complication into an object of weight, restraint, and quiet confidence.

NEW: Moritz Grossmann presents a perpetual calendar that speaks softly but with remarkable confidence

The Moritz Grossmann Perpetual Calendar Rose Gold Argente offers a distinctly different character within the collection, defined by light, contrast, and classical restraint. This article ...

NEW: Moritz Grossmann Perpetual Calendar Rose Gold Charcoal – Order Within Complexity

Perpetual calendars are often defined by density and visual overload. Moritz Grossmann takes a different approach, presenting complexity through order, balance, and restraint. The Perpetual ...

NEW: What makes the DC89 genuinely different in a crowded chronograph landscape

The DC89 GMT Black is not about visual excess or short-term trends. It is about solving real-world problems through engineering, from its integrated GMT chronograph ...

NEW: The Hanhart 417 ES Mocha Flyback Date continues a legacy

Let's review the Hanhart 417 ES Mocha Flyback Date, a watch that unites pilot heritage and motoring spirit in a hand-wound flyback chronograph limited to ...

NEW: When Masters Meet: The Story Behind the Benzinger x Habring² Jorge

The Benzinger x Habring² Jorge unites German dial craft with Austrian mechanics in a perfectly-proportioned 38.5mm case. A hand-guilloché dial provides the artisanal soul, while ...

NEW: A Fresh Classic: Dornblüth & Sohn 99.1 M Ice Blue

The Dornblüth & Sohn 99.1 M Ice Blue combines classic design with a refreshing modern finish. Featuring a 40mm case, in-house hand-wound calibre 99.1, and ...

NEW: MeisterSinger Yaara Series Review – A Fresh and Feminine Take on Single Hand Watchmaking

The MeisterSinger Yaara series offers a soft and expressive interpretation of the brand’s single hand concept. With six colour variations, flowing case design, and a ...
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