Hot List: September 11, 2026

“It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity!” It’s not exactly a cutting insight, but it’s the truth. While we’ve been sweltering outside, new arrivals from Longines, Gallet, and more have been turning up the heat inside. Let’s get to this week’s Humid Hot List!

LONGINES MASTER COLLECTION CHRONO

Our Brand of the Month for September, Longines’ new “Monopusher” chronograph is one of the marvels of watchmaking. Its clean case profile is thanks to a single crown with a lone integrated pusher which allows for starting, stopping, and resetting the chronograph with ease.

GALLET CLASSICS TRIBUTE

The newest brand in Feldmar’s showroom, Gallet watches have adventure at their core. When we were loading the showcase, this one caught our eye thanks to its clean layout and signature yacht timing totalizer. Plus, its hand-winding and 38mm case give it vintage chops that excite.

TAG HEUER CARRERA CHRONOGRAPH SPORT

The new Carrera Chronograph Sport models pull off a unique trick: retaining the design cues that make them special, shrinking the thickness and diameter, and still managing to feel right-sized. They’re sporty, legible, and (best of all) available right now.

CHRONOMASTER SOLO

One of the most exciting releases from Geneva Watch Days 2026, the Solo brings 3-hand functionality to the venerable Chronomaster line 1⃣ With an El Primero movement beating at high-frequency, it features a smooth-sweeping seconds hand and robust construction that make this a sports watch for true collectors.

HAMILTON KHAKI FIELD MURPH

The “Smurf”? The “Blurph”? It’s too early to say which nickname will stick, but the blue Murph from Hamilton is already a hit. Available at launch in 38mm on either bracelet or strap, the famous field watch first appeared in 2014’s Interstellar and has become one of the best-selling watches of the past decade.

CHRONOSWISS NEO DIGITEUR

One of the most unexpected trends in watchmaking has been the recent rise of the jump hour. Using what’s sometimes called a “digital” display (because it shows digits to indicate time, instead of hands and markers), Chronoswiss’ Neo Digiteur is one of the best examples of putting a new spin on timekeeping. Now in fun pastels, these are the perfect way to celebrate the end of summer.

BREMONT SUPERMARINE CERAMIC

From space to terra to the wild blue yonder, Bremont watches cover many domains. But don’t forget Bremont divers. We’ve got one of the last ceramic Supermarines in our showcase and find the black-framed numerals remarkable. It’s these little touches that give a watch life and this white-on-white dial has all the character.

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