Watches Updated in 2025

2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the Omega Planet Ocean series, so Omega decided to give the fourth generation Planet Ocean a fresh new look. It not only wanted to give it the unique personality of its flagship diving watch series, but also to completely distinguish it from the Seamaster 300M diving watch. Thus, sharp angles, a masculine and rugged look, and a more technological feel became the prominent features of the fourth generation Planet Ocean 600M diving watch.

The most exciting aspect of the new Planet Ocean is its return to the standard 42mm case diameter for a diver's watch, and the elimination of the controversial helium escape valve. At only 13.8mm thick, it's a reduction of 2.3mm compared to the previous model's 43.5mm diameter and 16.1mm thickness. Secondly, the new angular case and bracelet are more seamlessly integrated, with a shorter first link featuring a hinged design and a six-position adjustable folding clasp. Therefore, the new Planet Ocean is not only more comfortable to wear but also feels more like a unibody luxury sports watch. Furthermore, the bezel has been redesigned, with a more prominent serrated edge and larger ceramic inserts, marking a breakthrough in the series' 20-year heritage. Best luxury clone watches online, buy Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean replica watches at firstwatchclone.co.

2025 marks not only the 75th anniversary of the Formula One World Championship but also TAG Heuer's return to the role of official timekeeper after many years. Consequently, TAG Heuer launched a completely redesigned F1 chronograph series this year. All new F1 chronographs are crafted from Grade 2 titanium, with DLC coating and natural titanium finish options available. At 44mm in diameter and 14.1mm thick, this watch is undeniably large, but thanks to its excellent unibody design and relatively lightweight construction, it's comfortable to wear. The newly released Senna co-branded edition, especially at the end of the year, features vibrant colors inspired by the paint scheme of Senna's Brazilian flag helmet.

This year's completely redesigned dress watch collection is less of a generational change and more of a significant aesthetic upgrade. This collection is Blancpain's most classic Villeret series. Among all the revamped Villeret models, the most eye-catching is undoubtedly the 6654N Full Calendar Moon Phase watch. First, the 12 o'clock position uses Blancpain's "JB" logo, replacing the previous Roman numeral 12. Second, the previously tapered Roman numeral hour markers have been replaced with more modern baton-shaped Roman numerals with more facets. Then, the skeletonized leaf-shaped hands have been transformed into luminescent sword-shaped hands. The most striking feature of the entire watch is undoubtedly the moon phase display at 6 o'clock. The new moon phase is not only larger and more visually impactful, but it has also been upgraded to an 18K gold setting with a ceramic moon phase disc.

Breitling not only launched the new B31 in-house automatic movement this year, but also made a significant move by finally updating its replica Breitling Superocean Heritage series of dive watches, which had been relatively quiet for eight years! The updated Superocean Heritage series not only uses the new B31 in-house movement, but also, thanks to its slim profile, successfully keeps the thickness of the 40mm, 42mm, and 44mm models below 12mm. The 40mm version, in particular, is only 11.73mm thick, a far cry from the 14mm or more thickness of the B20 era – a truly comfortable size. Besides the reliable thickness, the first appearance of a 40mm version in the series is a pleasant surprise. Personally, I believe 40mm is the perfect size for a dive watch, a point proven by the Submariner of yesteryear and the current limited-edition Classic Fifty Fathoms.