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Casio Drops Five Affordable G-SHOCK Watches With A Military-Inspired Tactical Look
After spending serious time recently with a feature-packed Mudmaster, I’ll admit it’s kind of refreshing to see Casio pulling things in the opposite direction. The brand has just announced the Black and Electro Green Collection, a five-model release spanning the GD010, GA700, GA100, GAB2100, and GAB010. Each watch shares the same visual treatment: a matte black case, band, and dial paired with vivid green accents and green-tinted LCD touches. Pricing runs from $110 for the GA700BEG-1A and GD010BEG-1 up to $180 for the GAB010BEG-1A, with everything available now through G-SHOCK.
Stowa’s New Terra Field Watches Are a Tactical Take on a Bauhaus Classic
Field watches don’t usually steal the spotlight, but I think they’ve become one of the more interesting categories to watch right now. Larger brands have been pushing into the space, and the microbrand world has been doing solid work here for years. Stowa, the German brand making mechanical watches since 1927, sits in its own lane. They’re best known for Bauhaus-inspired pieces, and their Fieldwatch line is a relatively recent addition to the catalog. Now, Stowa is expanding that line with the new Terra Collection in three earthy colorways: Soil, Forest, and Desert.
The Vaer G2 Meridian Is an Affordable Take on the Iconic Pepsi GMT
Iโve spent enough time around GMTs to know that the Pepsi bezel isnโt going anywhere, and the Vaer G2 Meridian GMT sits squarely in that ongoing conversation. Itโs one of those design ideas thatโs been absorbed into the broader culture of the hobby, to the point where it seems like every brand eventually takes a swing at it. Some lean heavily into imitation, others try to tweak the formula just enough to feel distinct. Most land somewhere in between.
The Refined C63 Sealander GMT May Be the Best Christopher Ward Yet
For a while, Christopher Ward has lived in two worlds at once. There’s the version of the brand chasing serious horological ambition with watches like the Bel Canto and C12 Loco, and then there’s the version that built its name on accessible, well-executed homages. The C63 Sealander GMT has always sat in that second camp, taking obvious cues from the Rolex Explorer II, and it’s reportedly one of the best-selling watches in CW’s catalog. So when news broke that the model was getting a refresh for 2026, my first thought wasn’t whether CW would tone down the Explorer II flavor. It was whether they’d touch it at all. They did. And this is the most interesting the Sealander GMT has looked since the line started.
Seiko’s New ‘Silver Bullet’ GMT Is An Affordable Watch With Grand Seiko Looks
I’ve usually kept my distance from Seiko’s Presage Cocktail Time line. Kaz and I talk about them a lot, but the aesthetic just hasn’t been my thing, and I tend to drift toward the brand’s sportier or more utilitarian releases. So it’s a little strange to find myself drawn to the new Seiko Presage ‘Silver Bullet’ Cocktail Time GMT, which leans into the same dress-watch territory I’ve usually walked past. There’s something about this one that hits differently, and I think a lot of it comes down to how the GMT execution lands on a silver dial.
