Eberhard & Co. has first presented this watch around two years ago. Featuring a titanium case, the Eberhard & Co Chrono 4 Geant Edition Limitee Titane was almost as light as a feather, but I suspect that the choice of the metal was just not right for a huge sporty watch that looks like a tank or a star destroyer, but is highly prone to dents and scratches. To correct their mistakes, the guys have created a limited edition Eberhard & Co. Chrono4 Geant Full Injection (Ref. 31062) that doesn’t just look tough. It IS tough.

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If you keep an eye on fresh products from IWC and are also a fan of the world’s most popular racing series, you probably know that the Swiss watchmaker sponsors the Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One team and have probably noticed the gorgeous, cool as Arctic ice IWC Ingenieur Racer Automatic Chronograph that was announced back in December, 2012. Well, it seems that the brand decided not to limit its onslaught to just one F1-themed watch. Behold the new IWC Ingenieur Carbon Performance limited edition (Ref. 3224) watch.

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The new Corum Admiral’s Cup Legend 46 Minute Repeater Acoustica watch comes equipped with a brand new hand-wound movement that not only includes one of the most advanced chiming complications that money (actually, really big money) can buy, but also includes into the package a pretty much impressive power reserve of at least 100 hours, which is achieved thanks to the third spring barrel reserved exclusively to the minute repeater module. Yes, that was a fairly long sentence, all right.

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It is not the first time that the British brand introduces a watch with a tourbillon escapement (back in 2009 they started selling a monstrous Graham Chronofighter Trigger Tourbillograph model), however, the new Geo.Graham The Moon hand-wound watch definitely looks like their opus magnum both in terms of exterior design and technical ingenuity.

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Okay, here goes yet another limited edition version of the sporty UN Marine Diver. It is the fourth year in a row that the Swiss watchmaking brand sponsors the annual Monaco Yacht Show and this new Ulysse Nardin Marine Diver Monaco automatic timekeeper was issued specifically to celebrate this fact, which is only just considering that the watch looks like the best candidate for a nice trip on a newly bought vessel.

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The Finnish watchmaker and industrial designed Stepan Sarpaneva has prepared a new version of his stunning Korona K0 diver. Now called Sarpaneva Korona K0 Wuoksi, the new watch still features a more than adequate WR rating of 300 meters, but has the brilliantly executed diving bezel replaced with his signature moon phase indicator. You can still use it for recreational diving, though.

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The young American watchmaking brand updates its CalDiver 500 small family of large diving watches with a yet new edition. Called Deep Blue CalDiver USA 500, the new watch differs from its siblings not only with a restyled dial, but also with a silk screen USA flag, which is combined with the brand’s logo and is clearly visible through the transparent case back of the piece.

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With its new Linde Werdelin SpidoSpeed Black Diamond Limited Edition watch, the young brand of Danish origin expands its SpidoSpeed line of skeletonized chronographs with a somewhat strange-looking model. The SS Black Diamond is not only decorated with four dozens of black diamonds totaling more than 1.5 carats, but also features a blue mother-of-pearl dial crafted from original Tahiti oyster shells: something that you don’t really expect in a sports watch of such a grim appearance.

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Summer is still far from over and the Japanese watchmaker Citizen has a nice model to offer the constantly growing crowd of budget conscious amateur divers. Their new Citizen Scuba Fin Eco Drive diving watch comes equipped with the “green” solar-powered quartz movement that runs for almost whole six months after being fully charged and its built-in battery never needs to be replaced. Claimed to work for as long as 20 years without losing its properties, the battery has a good chance of outliving the watch itself.

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UN’s Black Sea line of black rubber-clad watches has recently been updated with a model that features a self-winding chronograph function. Rather predictably called Ulysse Nardin Black Sea Chronograph Automatic, the new diving watch is supplied in the same gargantuan body as the last year’s Ulysse Nardin Marine Diver Black Sea (Ref. 263-92-3C) model, but features a different, a lot more legible combination of colors.

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