Whether you’re at the racetrack or chilling in a club, these new timepieces are meant to make your fit pop.
Ranging from a sleek and sporty piece, to a breathtakingly-elegant creation – these drops will make you the talk of the party.
TUDOR’s Black Bay Chrono “Carbon 25”
Coinciding with this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, TUDOR has unveiled a new timepiece: the Black Bay Chrono “Carbon 25”.
The watch features a redesigned case, the MT5813 Manufacture calibre, and unique aesthetic elements that reflect the Racing Bulls Formula One Team’s 2025 season livery.
Inspired by the team, the dial’s vibrant blue accents and new “racing white” colour make it stand out against the case and bracelet.
Its carbon fibre construction reduces weight while improving speed and agility, two critical attributes in motorsport.
A unified and practical design is ensured by the use of carbon fibre in even the most aesthetically-pleasing details, such as chronograph subcounters.
TUDOR has been the timing champion since the late 1960s, and motorsports requires accuracy and split-second decision-making.
Since the company first supported a Porsche 906 in Japan, when drivers depended on TUDOR watches for precise timekeeping, the brand has been involved in competitive driving.
Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson, both Racing Bulls Formula One drivers, are carrying on the tradition today.
The watch’s unique number and an engraved image of Racing Bulls’ Formula One livery are displayed on the PVD-finished titanium caseback.
With only 2,025 units available globally, this exclusive collector’s piece is priced at US$7,575 (~RM31,803). Visit TUDOR’s official website for additional information.
Seiko’s Cocktail Time Collection
“Frozen Skydiving,” “Frozen Mojito,” and “Frozen Daiquiri” are the three new items that Seiko has added to its Presage Cocktail Time collection following the Prospex 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT 60th Anniversary release.
These new versions, which are ideal for summer, add subtle sparkles and refreshing aesthetics to the sophisticated Presage series.
Hisashi Kishi, the head barman at Tokyo’s Star Bar, created the iced cocktails that served as the inspiration for the collection’s “Daytime Cocktail Party” theme.
The small 34mm case of each watch is set with four diamond indices and a textured dial that resembles crushed ice. These are worn with multi-link bracelets that are tapered and mirror-polished.
While “Frozen Mojito” has a light green dial that reflects Kishi’s interpretation of the traditional mint-infused beverage, “Frozen Skydiving” has a light blue hue inspired by a cocktail that combines rum, blue curaçao, and lime juice.
The “Frozen Daiquiri,” on the other hand, is modelled after the Frozen Banana Daiquiri, which is a sweet concoction of rum, frozen bananas, lime juice, brown sugar, and banana liqueur.
With gold-tone hands, indices, and bracelet links that mirror the glowing hue of its dial, this version stands out from the others.
The in-house 4R35 automatic calibre, which has a 40-hour power reserve and an accuracy of +45/-35 seconds per day, powers the timepieces.
Pre-orders for the three new Seiko Presage Diamond Cocktail Time timepieces are now open, with prices ranging from GB£500 to GB£540 (~RM2,790 to ~RM3,014). You can get a piece via Seiko’s official website.
