Continuing Down The Rabbit Hole You become a collector when taste, restraint, and a little bad judgment all come together. If you’ve been collecting long enough, you never ask, “what’s hot?” and start asking “what will still make me smile in five years…or maybe ten?” My 2026 watch radar isn’t driven by hype cycles or Instagrammers yelling “grail.” It’s guided by design integrity, history, craftsmanship and that unquantifiable gut feeling that says: this one belongs with me.

The Sabbia Rosa Furlan Marri was founded in Geneva in 2021 by Swiss industrial designer Andrea Furlan  and passionate collector Hamad Al Marri . The brand has rapidly ascended from Kickstarter sensation to a respected voice in contemporary watchmaking. From the outset, Furlan Marri positioned itself not merely as another micro-brand, but as a storyteller. The company’s founders fused distinct creative leanings of Furlan’s design acuity and Al Marri’s collector’s sensibilitie

New Launch Photo: Omega When Omega first hurled its Speedmaster into space-watch superstardom, it carved its place on the lunar surface…literally. Nearly six decades later, the brand continues revisiting that moment like a blockbuster film franchise. Omega’s latest sequel centers on something cooler: refined ceramics. The result? The brand’s 2025 Omega Speedmaster Dark and Grey Side of the Moon collection , where tradition meets stealth tech and a touch of cosmic pretension.

A Mouthful On Your Wrist Let’s start with the name: Baltic Scalegraph Transat Café L’Or. It sounds like something you order in Saint-Tropez after too much rosé—part espresso, part yacht fuel. But beneath the frothy branding, this 200-piece limited edition from Baltic is a well-thought-out little chronograph that’s equal parts vintage daydream and nautical cosplay. At 39.5mm, the stainless-steel case hits that sweet spot between “retro gentleman racer” and “I actually wear my