This week on the podcast, Blake, Zach, and Thomas talk about some of the big new releases over the last few weeks. In case you haven’t been keeping up with the site, the last few weeks of January saw a flurry of new releases from brands like Zenith, Hublot, Oris, and more. Today, we’re focusing mainly on the standouts from the LVMH stable of brands, including a compelling new affordable diver from TAG Heuer, and an extremely wearable entry from Hublot, with a name that doesn’t necessarily make a lot of sense to us (let us know in the comments if you agree). Outside of LVMH, there’s also the matter of a brand new Royal Oak Jumbo (and a whole bunch of other Royal Oaks) from Audemars Piguet, an early candidate for the biggest release of the year. 

Be sure to let us know here or on Instagram which watches from the LVMH brands you’re most looking forward to seeing this year, and which flavor of Royal Oak you’d have if you could get an allocation. 

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• Zach’s wrist check: Grand Seiko SBGA469
• Blake’s wrist check: IWC C03 Pilot’s Chronograph
• Grand Seiko Adds their Next Gen Calibers to the 44GS Case with these New Limited Editions
• Hands-On With The New (Shockingly Wearable) Hublot Integral Time Only
• TAG Heuer Releases A Refined Take On An Everyday Diver With The Aquaracer Professional 200
• Zenith’s Latest Defy is a Star Studded Sports Watch with an Unlikely El Primero Movement
• Zenith Goes Old School With Defy Revival A3642 ‘Bank Vault’
• Review: Zenith Defy Classic
• The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Reference 16202 Jumbo