As I included July in the second quarter round up, we just have watches released in August and September to look at here, but there's still plenty of new pieces on offer. In fact I've just noticed they've added another new piece, or rather an existing piece on a new strap, but it's not terribly exciting so I'll save myself some aggravation and post that one next time.
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Showing posts with label Quarter Round Up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quarter Round Up. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 October 2026
Saturday, 1 August 2026
SECOND QUARTER ROUND UP: New Pieces (Apr/Jul)
As promised, here is the second 'quarterly' round up. As it's a bit late I've included July releases in it too, well honestly I included everything I knew about and only when I finished I realised that I should have stopped at the end of Jun. Oh well, never mind.... there's certainly a lot more to talk about this time than last time anyway!
I'm undecided at the moment but I may switch to monthly release reports as from August to keep it a little more up to date.
Wednesday, 8 April 2026
FIRST QUARTER ROUND UP: New Pieces (Jan/Mar)
By this time next week we'll be knee deep in Watches & Wonders and presumably we'll know for sure whether or not those slightly odd looking, left hand crown, TAG Heuer branded Monaco clocks they keep putting up in the Grand Prix paddocks were a massive (hiding in plain sight) leak or just a weird way of advertising a watch that doesn't actually exist. My feeling is (and has been for some time) that it is the former, because why on Earth would you do that otherwise?
Well, soon the truth will be known and doubtless there will be tons of other new models released that need looking at too. But as I have said many times before I simply cannot keep spending all my time looking at new watches and ignoring the rich and varied history of the brand, so I will be very selective about which ones are featured and given C.O.C.O. 'First Impressions' scores... otherwise we'll be reading about nothing else until June!
But obviously I still want to make sure everything is covered, so to combat this overload of 'new release' posts I've decided to do quarterly round ups (rather than just one 'half-year' one) to keep you up to speed. So with that said, let's start by looking at the watches that we haven't previously spoken about...
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