The Revolution Team’s Top Picks From Watches & Wonders 2023, Part 2

I had the privilege of being one of the first people in the world to see the Oris Propilot X Kermit Edition. Besides how its beautiful shade of green complements its titanium case and bracelet, I love what the watch stands for: Oris’s Creative Director Ken Laurent and Disney’s The Muppets team shared that the smiling Kermit popping up at the first of every month, is meant to remind us all not to take life too seriously. How often do you come across a luxury watch that is not themed on flaunting knowledge or wealth? The Oris Propilot X Kermit Edition is driven by the Caliber 400, an in-house amagnetic caliber that packs 120 hours of power reserve. Please go experience this watch in person, you won’t be disappointed.

In 2023, as the world opened up to pour into the Geneva fair, most watch brands played it safe with slight updates and new movements. Rolex stood out by surprising everyone with their new launches, including an all-titanium model, a new dress watch lineup, and a dial featuring emojis on the date wheel. Despite, or perhaps because of, the conservative year, some models or line-ups have managed to refine themselves and become more attractive than ever. Among them, three new models stand out for their outstanding overall performance, from their fresh concepts to precise execution, and all are equipped with new movements.

Rolex Perpetual 1908