Hot List: May 30, 2025
“Yarmus… Freddy Yarmus.” Our very own Freddy just got back from two weeks in Italy and while he says he was there on “vacation”, we know he’s really an international man of mystery 🕵 Plus, with the speculation around casting the new James Bond, is he slated to be the next double-O? While we await the official announcement, we’ve rounded up this week’s hottest, most mysterious timepieces! 🍸
LONGINES SPIRIT ZULU TIME 1925
We love some retro charm so, naturally, we love the Zulu Time 1925! The newest member of the Spirit lineup, this one pays tribute to the world’s first dual-time watch, made a century ago by Longines 💯
OMEGA SEAMASTER DIVER 300M
The Seamaster story is now over 75 years in the making. One of our favorite chapters? The No Time To Die, Daniel Craig’s final “Bond” watch 🤵 For 2025, Omega has updated the titanium diver in a new green colorway that retains the charisma of the original. And that mesh bracelet? Still perfection.
NOMOS CLUB SPORT NEOMATIK WORLDTIMER BLUE
When you travel as much as Freddy, pursuing bad guys all over the globe, you gotta come equipped with the right watch. NOMOS’s newest worldtimer makes timezone tracking easy thanks to a handy button above the crown. Press it once and watch as both the city ring and hour hand jump ahead. Need the home time? Check out the 24-hour subdial! 🌎
OMEGA RAILMASTER 38MM
New watch alert! Just days after the official announcement, we received the new Railmasters from Omega, and they’re stunning! 🚂 Sized at 38mm and in central-seconds and small-seconds variants, the only thing missing is your wrist!
BEDAT NO. 8 LADIES AUTOMATIC 36.5MM
Now here’s something you don’t see every day: meet the Bedat No. 8! With an automatic movement and eye-catching case design, it’s an exercise in design that stands apart from most other ladies watches. Our favorite element? The creatively crafted “4” and “8” numerals! 🎱
TUDOR BLACK BAY PRO
Want a watch that can do it all? Look no further. The Black Bay Pro has been a true “GADA” (go anywhere, do anything) watch since its arrival in 2022. For 2025, it received a new opaline white dial that really kicks things up a notch! 🐻❄️ Need to equip your whole team? Check out our new complimentary engraving option!
LONGINES LEGEND DIVER 39MM
The Legend Diver was already mission-ready on bracelet, leather, or fabric. Now, one of the most versatile pieces in Feldmar’s showroom arrives on rubber! In a true “didn’t that exist already?” moment, we immediately fell in love all over again with Longine’s famous diver 🤯
BVLGARI OCTO ROMA
No trip to Italy is complete without a stop in Rome 🍕 And no visit to Feldmar is complete without trying on the Octo Roma! Pairing a textured dial with gold accents and a black DLC case, this one comes with easily swapped black and green rubber straps that help you blend into a crowd no matter where in the world you are.
GRAND SEIKO HERITAGE HI-BEAT SBGH353
Where will Freddy’s secret missions take him next? Japan? If so, you can be sure he’ll be sporting Grand Seiko’s SBGH353. Thanks to a clever case design that needs no bezel at all, this one lives up to its Ever-Brilliant steel name 🌸
JUNGHANS MAX BILL CHRONOSCOPE BAUHAUS
This Junghans is for the youngins! Priced accessibly, there’s a reason the Max Bill Chronoscope tops many lists of best chronographs for those starting a collection. It’s rare to see automatic chronographs at this price! 🏆
BELL & ROSS BR-03 SKELETON GREY STEEL
What secrets does this Bell & Ross hold? 💀 Very few, actually. Thanks to a skeletonized dial that reveals the inner workings of the automatic movement, the BR-05 puts it all out there!
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About The Author: Tom Roth
Born in Washington state, Tom developed an interest in photography during college at University of San Diego. There, he got started in music journalism, interviewing artists and taking photos at concerts. A life-long tinkerer and collector, it wasn’t long before Tom became fascinated with fountain pens and watches.
Those interests collided in November 2020 when Tom started at Feldmar Watch Company where he lives out every watch geek’s dream: photographing and writing about timepieces. When he’s not tinkering with his watch collection, Tom can be found traveling, biting his nails while watching PNW sports teams, and taking flying lessons.
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