Blake Buettner

1 week ago | thedeeptrack.com | Blake Buettner

We’re a few years on now since Bell & Ross revamped their image with the introduction of the Urban collection, replacing their round Vintage style watches with something a bit more on-trend. As the brand continues to find its footing there, the classic square designs that used to comprise the Instrument collection are still present in what is now called the Professional collection.

1 week ago | thedeeptrack.com | Blake Buettner

H. Moser brought a surprisingly colorful selection of watches to Watches & Wonders earlier this year with the Pop collection of 18 distinct references, each composed of stone sections to create an array of bold, graphic dials. Thanks to their use of stone, those watches were quite limited in production, but the idea lives on this week with the release of a new Spiced Aqua collection consisting of three watches that make use of a similarly vibrant palette.

1 week ago | thedeeptrack.com | Blake Buettner

Blancpain’s historic diver welcomes a new addition to the stable this week in the form of a 38mm case that will join the existing 42mm, and 45mm variations. The new watches feature the same familiar design that’s been carefully proportioned for the new size, and it will be available in steel, rose gold, and titanium. Even at this size, this is still a ‘big’ design that makes an impression on the wrist, it’ll just be a lot more approachable for daily use at 38mm.

2 weeks ago | thedeeptrack.com | Blake Buettner

Breitling has a storied past, and whatever your thoughts on their modern watches, there’s no denying the strength of that DNA. There are more than a few gems to be discovered in that history, including from unexpected or transitional periods, such as the early ‘80s. Before there was the Aerospace, there was a collection of ana-digi Navitimers creatively named the Pluton, the Jupiter, and the Comsos.

2 weeks ago | thedeeptrack.com | Blake Buettner

Tudor is adding to their Black Bay 54 range this week with a new reference featuring a vibrant Lagoon Blue dial, and a polished steel bezel piece. The summer ready diver is not exactly what I had envisioned a new Black Bay 54 might look like, but this isn’t the first time Tudor has gone to left field with an off season release. This is just the second member of the Black Bay 54 range, which was introduced back in 2023 to an initially muted reaction.