This movement has a said precision of -4/+6 seconds per day and an impressive 60 hours of power reserve. The ZM 11 is measured in five positions, guaranteeing accuracy at all times and is adorned with 35 jewels.

Encased in a 100m water-resistant titanium or stainless steel 41 mm shell, the ZM 11 comes with a double-domed sapphire crystal glass in front and a single-domed sapphire crystal on the case back.

The ZM 11 comes in three unique models – Titanium Launch Edition (250 units only), Titanium Coffee Black and Steel Midnight Blue. Each model comes with its a different dial. The dual-layered dial of the Launch Edition transforms from a sleek black to vibrant red, depending on the viewer’s perspective. The Coffee Black has a warm-black dial, while the Midnight Blue comes with a blue and black dial.

Regardless of the model, their brushed indexes have polished edges and luminous fillings to ensure high-visibility in any lighting condition. Their hands are diamond-cut, softly faceted, and feature a combination of deep brushed and sand-blasted surfaces that reflect beautifully as they catch the light.

Each model has a choice of three strap options – rubber, fabric and titanium – which can be adapted seamlessly to any occasion with the Leica Easy Change System – a mechanism reminiscent of a Leica camera’s lens release button.

The Leica ZM 11 will retail at a price starting from €6,800 (S$9,899) and available only at the Leica Store Raffles Hotel Arcade from 23 Nov.

The Pokémon timepieces come from the all-new BOLDR Voyage collection, a refreshed edition of the BOLDR Voyager. The new collection comes with a robust 40mm stainless steel case is fully stainless case with an integrated steel bracelet. They are powered by reliable Japanese movements that are renowned for their accuracy.

The Pikachu and Charmander timepieces use a NH38 automatic movement, while the Blastoise timepiece has a NH37 automatic movement with a 24-hour indicator sub-dial at 10 o’clock position. The Venusaur timepiece has a VK64 meca-Quartz movement with chronograph functions and 2 subdials – a 60-minute stopwatch on the left sub-dial and a 24-hour indicator for the right sub-dial.

Apart from the Pikachu, you will find the starter Pokémon on the watch face of each BOLDR Pokémon timepiece while the transparent case back will show the final evolved version. For instance, with the Charmander watch, you will see the silhouette of Charmander on the six o’clock position on the watch face and the image of Charizard on its transparent case back. What a way to enjoy the NH38 movement with the Pokémon!

For Pikachu, you will still find the image of Pikachu, instead of Raichu, on the transparent case back.

Each BOLDR Pokémon watch is priced only at S$599. And this limited release will be available on BOLDR’s website on April 27. Unfortunately, these timepieces are only available to Pokémon fans in Singapore, Thailand, and Hong Kong.

You can get on the waiting list today and grab one soon! I don’t know about you, but I hope I have a chance to get a hands-on with these BOLDR Pokémon watches (especially the Charmander model)!

The Suzuka Circuit is one of the oldest and most celebrated circuits in the Formula One calendar. It has seen plenty of action from the 1988 championship won by the late legendary Ayrton Senna and the controversial 1989 championship that went to Alain Prost.

Using the EQB-2000 as the base, it has a design inspired by the double-wishbone suspension used in racing cars as well as the Honda NSX GT3 motif with red accents on a black background. The watch’s band is made from Alcantara – a synthetic material known for its durability and comfort and used for the interior of Honda’s Type R cars.

This new commemorative model features HRC’s spirit with the X-frame of the dial painted with the same paint used in the Honda red badge. The HRC brand logo is featured prominently on the dial of the watch, with the Honda logo and the Honda Racing logo engraved on to the case, band ring and back cover. The back cover also comes with the engraving of a logo celebrating the 60th birthday of the Suzuka Circuit.

This watch comes with a chronograph for precise timekeeping. It is also equipped with Bluetooth to link to your smartphone via an app for auto time adjustment, watch settings, world time and an iPhone finder.

Priced at S$849, the Casio EDIFICE SOSPENSIONE Honda Racing Red Edition will be available at Kah Motor, from Nov 2 onwards. It will then be available at EDIFICE retailers, starting from Nov 23.

Motorcycle culture is one of the strong identities of Malaysian society. Almost every Malaysian has their own experience with a motorcycle. As such, this special watch takes inspiration of the mental toughness of folks who wake up early to ride their motorcycles to work while enduring heat and rain. The motorcyclist spirit reflects the ethos of G-shock, which is built by toughness.

There is a clean “Against” logo on the watch face, accompanied by a hidden “A” logo backlight. The metal chrome watch face is chosen to resemble the material of motorcycle exhaust pipes,
while the orange outline is inspired by the colour of motorcycle’s signal lights.

There is an engraving of Against Lab’s mascot “A-Man” on the watch’s stainless steel back. Finally, there are custom tire tread graphic and Against Lab’s brand slogan “All Endeavour, No Surrender” printed on the watchband.

Apart from these accents, this watch is still pretty much the iconic DW-9600 G-Shock watch – launched in 1995 – with its triple graphs, 200m water resistance and shock-resistant features.

The Casio G-Shock x Against Lab DW-6900AL22 watch will be available in G-Shock Online Store and G-Shock retail stores next month at price of S$179.