Hot List Recap: Top Watches of February 2023
On Fridays, the Feldmar team picks the top watches from our showroom to share with our followers on Instagram and via email. Here are the watches that had the most clicks, calls, and inquiries from February’s Hot Lists! Something catch your eye? Get in touch with us!
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Ultra Deep 6000M
Fear no wave(pool)! Omega changed the game when it announced the Ultra Deep last year. Water-resistant to a staggering 6000m, this is a Seamaster Planet Ocean that will survive whatever you throw at it, from deep ocean dives to summer slides at the water park.
Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph “Ice Blue”
What’s cooler than being cool? The Navitimer collection got a big update a little over a year ago, with over thirty new references in the collection! Colorful dials abound in 41, 43, and 46mm sizes, but the hottest is surely the Ice Blue 43mm. Available on bracelet or leather strap, this one’s ice cold!
Glashutte Original Senator Cosmopolite
We love watches that fly under the radar, and the Senator Cosmopolite definitely fits that description. Exhibiting all the design cues that make Glashutte Original watches famous, the Senator is an overpowered yet understated piece. Dress to impress!
Breguet Classique Calendar 7337
At this point, we shouldn’t even be surprised anymore by the absolute wonders Breguet turns out… yet we are! The level of craftsmanship that goes into producing a Classique timepiece is truly unprecedented and makes us appreciate even more the precise engineering required to make watches like this white gold 7337.
Omega Speedmaster ’57 Chronograph 40.5MM
We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: the Speedy ‘57 is one of the top releases of 2022. From the wearable size to the fun colors to the heritage looks to the top-shelf specs, this is an award winner in our book!
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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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