New releases from Omega, Norqain, Urwerk and more

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There is just one week to go until Geneva Watch Days, but many brands have remained active ahead of the fair. Omega, after the incredible visibility of the Olympics, presents a new diver for the America’s Cup with an Easter egg on one of the hands, Norqain continues its colour trend in the Adventure line and Urwerk shows how different a watch can look like. Discover some of the best novelties of the week below!

Omega Seamaster Diver 300m America’s Cup Edition

Omega honours its partnership with the America’s Cup with a Seamaster Diver 300m in white with blue details.
The ceramic waved dial is bordered by a blue ceramic unidirectional bezel with a regatta scale.
While the hours and minutes hands are skeletonised, the counterbalance of the second hand depicts the silhouette of the trophy of the competition.

Learn more about the Omega Seamaster Diver 300m America’s Cup Edition here.

Urwerk EMC SR-71

Urwerk celebrates the 10^th anniversary of its mechanical-electro hybrid timepiece with a stealthy edition.
It’s not only inspired by the iconic Lockheed SR-71 “Blackbird”, but it also uses the same special alloy the spy plane is made for its hand crank.
Worn on a green textile and leather strap, it’s limited to 10 pieces.

Learn more about the Urwerk EMC SR-71 here.

Norqain Adventure Sport 37mm Purple Gradient

Norqain adds a purple gradient dial with a sparkling sunray finish to its Adventure Sport collection.
The compact 37mm case is framed by a gem set bezel with 60 diamonds that match the ones serving as indices.
Despite the elegant look of the precious stones and the luscious colour, the watch is 100 meters water-resistant.

Learn more about the Norqain Adventure Sport 37mm Purple Gradient here.

Ming 20.01 Series 3

Ming’s Special Projects Cave has unveiled its latest breathtaking release, the 20.01 Series 3.
Its dial is made from laser-fused borosilicate glass, filled with 600 luminescent voids that float above the movement.
It’s powered by the AgenGraphe calibre 6361.M1 by Agenhor, a phenomenal central chronograph movement with multiple proprietary components.

Learn more about the Ming 20.01 Series 3 here.

Louis Erard x The Horophile La Petite Seconde Metropolis

Louis Erard continues its collaboration with The Horophile with this non-limited Metropolis model.
It follows the success of the three limited editions in slate, tobacco and salmon – this time opting for green.
The 39mm case oozes Art Deco, as does its skeletonised, Empire State Building-shaped hands.

Learn more about the Louis Erard x The Horophile La Petite Seconde Metropolis here.

Tissot PRX 40mm UFO Robot Grendizer Special Edition

Tissot brings together two icons of the 1970s: the PRX and the formative Japanese anime UFO Robot Grendizer.
Using the PRX 40mm Powermatic as the base model, the blue dial remains but is completely reworked in a show of lume.
The Grendizer bust isn’t just printed on the sunburst dial, but actually engraved and filled with Super-LumiNova.

Learn more about the Tissot PRX 40mm UFO Robot Grendizer Special Edition here.

ArtyA Purity ‘Stairway To Heaven’ HMS Wavy

ArtyA continues to push the boundaries of sapphire with its latest Purity model.
This watch features a brand new time-only movement with an openworked architecture.
However, the novelties do not stop at the movement: it also debuts a new ‘Wavy’ case design, created to be reminiscent of moving ocean waves.

Learn more about the ArtyA Purity ‘Stairway To Heaven’ HMS Wavy here.

Hublot Classic Fusion Centenary WoS UK Exclusive

Watches of Switzerland UK continues the celebrations of its 100^th anniversary together with Hublot.
For this collab, WoS UK opted for a Classic Fusion 42mm with a frosted carbon bezel.
This titanium limited edition is available in 50 examples, available in all W0S UK boutiques as well as online in the UK and the USA.

Learn more about the Hublot Classic Fusion Centenary WoS UK Exclusive here.

Weiss 42mm Automatic Standard Issue Field Watch

American brand Weiss launches a bigger size of its very popular Standard Issue Field watch.
Available in three different dial colours – black, blue or white – it’s hand-assembled in the brand’s Nashville workshop.
It shares the same movement as its smaller 38mm brother, maintaining the tone-on-tone date wheel.

Learn more about the Weiss 42mm Automatic Standard Issue Field Watch here.

BWG Isaria

BWG Bavarian Watch created something that won’t fly under the radar with its new Isaria model.
The stainless steel case is almost sculpted, with a faceted bezel and very ornate lugs.
It’s available with a blue, black or green dial, with all options sharing a common wavy, textured finish.

Learn more about the BWG Isaria here.