My Watches Podcast

The Kurono Inseki is a special-projects timepiece with the standout feature being the meteorite dial, crafted from genuine Muonionalusta with a unique bull’s-eye layout that pairs the rugged iron-nickel center with a white lacquered outer ring and Kurono’s custom Calligra numerals which is selected and sealed by founder Hajime Asaoka for distinct Widmanstätten character. Powering the watch is a reliable Miyota 90S5 automatic. It is a limited production release that marks Kurono’s first use of a meteorite dial, launching in 15 Jan 2026. From 5-15 Jan 2026, you are also able to get a preview of the watch in their Tokyo/Shanghai Saloon.

The Fam Al Hut Mark 1 Möbius is a compact yet mechanically ambitious wristwatch measuring roughly 42.2 × 24.3 × 12.9 mm with a lugless stainless-steel case and integrated rubber strap.At its heart beats the in-house manual-wind M-01T movement running at 21,600 vph with about 50 hours of power reserve, showcased through a skeletonized layout. Its standout features include a bi-axis tourbillon coupled with retrograde minute and jumping/retrograde hour displays.

*Re-upload due to error*The Rolex Land-Dweller is a bold new addition to the Crown’s lineup, offered in both 36 mm and 40 mm case sizes with options in yellow & rose gold, and platinum. It is an integrated bracelet watch with a redesigned Flat Jubilee bracelet.At the heart of the watch is Rolex’s new high-frequency calibre 7135, beating at 5 Hz (36,000 vph) with an innovative Dynapulse escapement for enhanced precision and around 66 hours of power reserve. The dial features a distinctive honeycomb motif with open numerals and Chromalight accents, while a sapphire caseback.

The Rolex Land-Dweller is a bold new addition to the Crown’s lineup, offered in both 36 mm and 40 mm case sizes with options in yellow & rose gold, and platinum. It is an integrated bracelet watch with a redesigned Flat Jubilee bracelet.At the heart of the watch is Rolex’s new high-frequency calibre 7135, beating at 5 Hz (36,000 vph) with an innovative Dynapulse escapement for enhanced precision and around 66 hours of power reserve. The dial features a distinctive honeycomb motif with open numerals and Chromalight accents, while a sapphire caseback.

In this episode, we are going to talk about the recent release from Tudor, the Ranger in 36mm with the additional colourway.The Tudor Ranger 36mm comes in a stainless-steel case measuring 36mm wide, around 11.2mm thick, with a brushed finish, domed sapphire crystal, and 100 meters of water resistance. It’s powered by Tudor’s in-house MT5402 automatic movement, offering COSC certification and a 70-hour power reserve, and is paired with a steel bracelet featuring a T-fit micro-adjust clasp. Compared to the 39mm Ranger, the dial layout and overall tool-watch aesthetic remain unchanged, but the smaller case brings shorter lug-to-lug proportions and a more vintage-correct feel on the wrist. The 36mm also swaps the MT5402’s larger-case presence for improved wearability, making it feel closer to classic field watches rather than a modern sports watch.