Seiko has unveiled the Seiko 5 Supercars SRPL54K, a limited-edition timepiece honoring its partnership with Australia’s Repco Supercars Championship. Designed with motorsport enthusiasts in mind, the watch features a grid-pattern bezel, a LumiBrite 12 o’clock marker (inspired by race-starting lights), and an asphalt-textured inner dial with red accents.
Powered by the Calibre 4R36 automatic movement, the watch offers 41 hours of power reserve and includes a day-date window at 3 o’clock. The enlarged crown at 4 o’clock and leather-nylon hybrid strap enhance its sporty appeal. The timepiece arrives in a custom box shaped like the Mount Panorama Circuit, complete with a miniature pit lane watch tower.
“This limited edition captures the spirit of Supercars, blending performance and precision in a wearable tribute to racing,” said Daniel Findlay, Seiko Australia Marketing Manager.
Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Automatique 42mm: A Refined Dive Watch
Blancpain expands its Fifty Fathoms collection with a stainless steel 42mm model, now available with a matching steel bracelet alongside sailcloth, tropic rubber, and NATO strap options.
At its core lies the Calibre 1315, a high-performance movement with a five-day power reserve, triple barrel system, and silicon balance spring. The 18k red gold oscillating weight pays homage to the original 1953 Fifty Fathoms, while the sapphire caseback showcases the intricate mechanics.
Though understated, the Fifty Fathoms Automatique 42mm stands as a sophisticated diver—less flashy than some competitors but engineered for serious underwater performance.
Moritz Grossmann Art Edition Max Frintrop: Where Horology Meets Art
German watchmaker Moritz Grossmann—often overshadowed by giants like A. Lange & Söhne—has crafted a stunning fusion of watchmaking and abstract art with the Art Edition Max Frintrop.
Limited to 16 unique pieces, each dial incorporates fragments from artist Max Frintrop’s studio floor, creating a one-of-a-kind textured surface. Available in stainless steel or rose gold, the watch exemplifies Grossmann’s meticulous craftsmanship while doubling as a wearable art piece.
Louis Moinet 1816: A Modern Tribute to the Chronograph’s Inventor
Louis Moinet, the creator of the chronograph, revisits history with the 1816 chronograph—a contemporary take on his groundbreaking 19th-century design.
Housed in a titanium case with a matching bracelet, the watch features a frosted dial, blued steel hands, and circular brushing for a vintage-meets-modern aesthetic. The three-counter layout nods to the original 1816 chronograph, reinforcing Moinet’s legacy in precision timekeeping.
