Tick-tock, Valentine’s Day is coming: 8 dashing timepieces for him

There’s a plethora of His & Hers watches out there for couples that love to match, and Longines has a few compelling options of its own. A particular standout comes from the Master Collection, available in 34mm for her and 42mm for him, which bears a notable moonphase complication on the display and a self-winding mechanical movement within the stainless steel case. On the men’s model, blue hands accentuate the textured silver dial and a brown alligator strap brings tasteful contrast. 

There is much to be adored about Omega’s new Speedmaster Moonphase Meteorite and the space legacy each carries. At a glance, its iron meteorite dial (either coated in black PVD or galvanic grey) is a beauty, exhibiting a pattern of ribbon-like flecks that is unique in every watch and a dual-hemisphere moonphase display. Through the transparent case back, one glimpses the manual-winding calibre 9914 in a special finish, which offers a power reserve of 60 hours.

Go bold and express your love in a big way with the PAM01336, whose 42mm Goldtech™ case—made out of an innovative gold alloy composed of platinum, silver, and copper—is an absolute statement. This distinctive cushion-shaped case offers an improved durability and a subtle red hue that reflects the warmth of Valentine’s Day. It is paired with a white sun-brushed dial, a black alligator strap, and a see-through sapphire crystal case back that reveals the captivating inner workings of the P.900 movement.

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Few have generated as much buzz as the Cubitus, Patek Philippe’s first new collection in 25 years, did when it officially launched late last year. The distinctive square-shaped case may not be for everyone—but that’s exactly why it’s perfect for the man who appreciates the unconventional. Strapped on a composite navy blue bracelet that reflects the hue of the sunburst dial, the Ref. 5822P-001 features an instantaneous grand date display alongside day and moon phase indications, and houses the self-winding calibre 240 PS CI J LU.

A handsome Rolex is a timeless, infallible choice. The avid traveller might appreciate the added sentiment of a gifted Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II, as its simultaneous display of two time zones can serve as a reminder of your connection whenever apart. On the latest versions unveiled last year, the bidirectional rotatable bezel is fitted with a two-colour, 24-hour graduated Cerachrom insert in grey and black ceramic. The 40mm Oystersteel case houses the calibre 3285, which is equipped with a self-winding system via a Perpetual rotor and has a power reserve of approximately 70 hours.

Powered by Seiko’s automatic calibre 4R36 movement, the limited-edition SRPL33K1 effortlessly blends an ultra-sporty character with a quasi-retro touch. It is, after all, modelled after a Seiko 5 Sports timepiece that gained popularity in the late Sixties. Part of the Japanese brand’s second collaboration with skateboarding and streetwear brand HUF, the SRPL33K1 features the latter’s signature colours, design elements and a bright, see-through case-back in “HUF green”.

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If your man lives and breathes motorsport, chances are he’s thrilled about Tag Heuer’s return as F1’s Official Timekeeper. Show your love by getting him this commemorative, new chronograph in racing red, whose defining features glean inspiration from the world’s fastest cars. These include the aerodynamic 44mm case in sand-blasted titanium, the striking red accents on the black dial, a “SPEED”-engraved bezel, and the vivid rubber bracelet.

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