Even as the world roars back to post-pandemic life, lingering global uncertainties see watch brands treading with a certain cautiousness in their latest releases. But this does not mean there are no surprises.
Instead of ultra-complicated pieces, watchmakers are proposing fresh takes on classic features such as the chronograph and the retrograde display. Aesthetically, stone dials and ultra-saturated colours offer bright and uplifting options. Another big trend we are seeing is smaller unisex options that will, finally, fit more wrist sizes. Talk about a win-win for brands and consumers. Here’s a closer look at the year’s timepiece trends.
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