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Le Mans: twenty-four hours, one car, no lifting from dusk to dawn. Naga's tribute is drawn in black and white: a deep black dial, white registers, a white rehaut carrying the tachymeter scale, and a single red-tipped chronograph hand. The Seiko VK64 meca-quartz keeps quartz accuracy with a mechanical chronograph feel: a true sweeping chrono hand and an instant snap-back reset. 39 mm of 316L steel under domed sapphire, water-resistant to 100 m, on Naga's integrated snake-scale bracelet with hidden butterfly clasp.

Millemiglia: a thousand miles of open Italian road, run flat-out from Brescia to Rome and back. Naga answers it in gold. A satin-gold dial carries black panda registers in Naga's hexagonal texture and a red-tipped chronograph hand, all inside a 39 mm case finished in gold PVD. The Seiko VK64 meca-quartz keeps quartz accuracy with a mechanical chronograph feel: a true sweeping chrono hand and an instant snap-back reset. It is the only GranTurismo that arrives with two looks in the box: the gold PVD bracelet and a black EsaFlex™ FKM rubber strap. On rubber, as pictured, gold meets matte black and the watch goes from track day to evening without changing a thing.

Veloce — Italian for fast. A red panda dial on the GranTurismo Chronograph 39 platform: the Seiko VK64 meca-quartz pairing quartz accuracy with a mechanical chronograph module — true sweeping chrono hand, instant flyback reset. 39 mm of 316L steel under domed sapphire, water-resistant to 100 m, on Naga's hand-finished integrated snake-scale bracelet with hidden butterfly deployant.

Black onyx, cut thin and set as the dial. No indices and no numerals, only gold hands and the Naga mark resting on stone, so every piece carries a grain of its own. The 39 mm case and integrated hexagonal-link bracelet are 316L steel finished in gold PVD, and the sapphire caseback opens onto a decorated Miyota 9039 automatic. Naga's dress line, taken into its golden age.

Noctis takes its name from the night, and wears it well. A deep navy dial, rich yet restrained, carries the Deux Mers mark with quiet assurance, set in a slim 33.7mm steel case on a matching navy Epsom leather strap. A piece for evenings that start early and end late.

A tribute to one of chess's quietest masterworks — Réti versus Tartakower, 1910, settled in eleven moves. A green sunburst dial, with hour markers shaped from those very moves. The full board is engraved on the caseback — a lasting record of strategic grace. Limited to 150 individually numbered pieces, the official watch of Norway Chess.

A tribute to beginnings, the Oliver by Wecord London honours the first person who placed their trust in the brand. A slim 40mm steel case, integrated metal bracelet, and Swiss Ronda quartz movement come together in a piece that sits comfortably between sporty and refined — a quiet thank-you, built to last.

Time told differently — the minute hand travels along a patented orbital gear track across the dial, while the hour is read from a rotating disc at 6 o'clock. Nominated for the GPHG 2025 in the "Mechanical Exception" category — the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève is the most prestigious annual watchmaking award, often called the "Oscars of Watchmaking," held in Geneva to celebrate the finest horological creations worldwide. Limited to 500 individually numbered pieces per colorway.