Ermenegildo Zegna 100th Anniversary Watch

Girard-Perregaux manufactured this stunning, limited edition watch in celebration of Italian fashion house, Ermenegildo Zegna’s 100th Anniversary. Only 100 watches were produced and features include a 40mm bezel, rose gold case, date, small seconds and month functions.

Source: Por Homme

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Max Bill Junghans Watches

Clean, simple, and elegant design are the hallmarks of Bill’s contribution to timepiece lore. Max Bill Junghans watches are not only known for their near perfect design, but also their near perfect precision.

Junghans recently revived these gorgeous watches from their design archives, and the re-release retains the same aesthetic beauty of the original, with vintage understated sizing of 38mm and an acrylic crystal, updated with modern movements and materials.

The new Max Bill Junghans are mated with hand-wound, automatic, or automatic chronograph Swiss movements.

A little history of the man:

Max Bill (1908-1994) was a man whom others fancied as a ‘universal creator’. His work spanned many mediums including architecture, sculpture, painting, education, politics, typeface design, graphic design, industrial design, and product design. Bill designed a host of watches and clocks in the late 1950s and early 1960s for German watchmaker Junghans, which has been around since 1861.

Cost: $630-$1,900

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Welder Watches

From the designer of the popular U-Boat series of watches comes Welder. The line of watches crafted by Italo Fontana embodies some of the same familiar design language from U-Boat in the form of large over-sized casings and technical designs. Of the styles seen here, each features a large-scale 50mm sizing although other models range from 40mm all the way to 53mm.

The line is available now at SSENSE.

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