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Converse and UNDEFEATED have teamed up to release a special edition Chuck 70 inspired by the Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team, and the campaign features artist Futura. This collaboration celebrates the Dodgers’ history from their first 68 seasons, before they moved to Los Angeles in 1958. It’s a tribute to a significant time for the team, especially Jackie Robinson’s groundbreaking achievement, and blends West Coast streetwear style with the East Coast’s baseball tradition for a fresh take on a classic shoe.

Following their first partnership earlier this year, this new release celebrates Novak Djokovic’s tennis career with a creative design. The watch face features a unique 3D pattern resembling a tennis racket, replacing the traditional mainplate and housing advanced components like the MHUB6035 Automatic Tourbillon. Above this, Djokovic’s signature ND1 logo is prominently displayed in bright white.

For years, rumors circulated about problems making the red and blue Cerachrom bezel, and now Rolex has discontinued the iconic “Pepsi” GMT-Master II after 12 years. This leaves only three bezel options for the stainless steel model: the blue and black “Batman,” the grey and black “Bruce Wayne,” and the green and black “Sprite” (designed for left-handed wearers). The discontinuation also means the end of the white gold versions with rare meteorite or blue lacquer dials, which were already very hard to find in stores.

Kim Kardashian is making her Broadway debut as a producer with the new play, The Fear of 13. Known for her reality TV show and work on criminal justice reform, Kardashian is joining Seaview, Wessex Grove, and Gavin Kalin Productions as a co-producer on the production.

After NASA’s recent successful lunar mission, Breitling launched the Navitimer B02 Chronograph 41 Cosmonaute Artemis II. This release highlights Breitling’s history with space exploration, as the Cosmonaute was the first Swiss watch worn in space back in 1962 during the Mercury-Atlas 7 mission. The watch received significant publicity when all four astronauts on the latest mission were seen wearing it with their official NASA equipment – a fantastic, natural marketing moment for the brand.

Patek Philippe is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its iconic Nautilus watch with a new collection unveiled at Watches and Wonders 2026. The collection reimagines the bold Nautilus design of the 1970s with three slim, new wristwatches crafted from platinum and white gold, plus a striking desk clock inspired by the original 1976 model. A key feature of the anniversary pieces is a simplified design – the date window has been removed to highlight the beauty of the blue dial with its horizontal embossed pattern. The flagship model is a 38mm watch made entirely of platinum, featuring a diamond at the 9 o’clock position and a remarkably thin 6.9mm profile. It’s paired with a matching platinum bracelet and a secure, adjustable clasp. Two 41mm “Jumbo” versions in white gold also join the lineup. One has a traditional metal bracelet, while the other breaks from the norm with a navy blue composite strap featuring a textured pattern and cream stitching. Both white gold watches are equally slim at 6.9mm, thanks to the Caliber 240 movement – a self-winding mechanism introduced in 1977. This movement includes a unique 22K gold rotor engraved with “50 1976 – 2026” to commemorate the anniversary. Completing the collection is a 50.7mm desk clock in white gold. It boasts a blue embossed dial with diamond hour markers and is powered by a manually wound movement that runs for 8 days. The back of the clock features a gold Calatrava cross and a commemorative engraving, connecting the watchmaker’s artistry with its seafaring roots.

WORKSOUT has launched its first major store in Japan, opening in the trendy Aoyama area of Tokyo. This 2,230-square-foot location represents a big step forward for the South Korean streetwear and sneaker brand as it expands internationally.

Offset recently posted a sneak peek on Instagram of the much-talked-about, never-before-seen Supreme x Balenciaga collection. This line was originally planned for early Spring 2023 but was reportedly cancelled for reasons that weren’t made public. It would have been the first collaboration between the streetwear and luxury fashion brands.

This special Rolex watch celebrates the original Oyster model and features a unique combination of materials. It’s crafted with a striking two-tone design, pairing stainless steel for the case and bracelet with a yellow gold bezel and crown. This design choice pays homage to the look of the very first Oyster watches. To mark the 100th anniversary, the winding crown is embossed with the number 100. The watch features a modern slate gray dial with distinctive green accents, including green markers for each five-minute interval and a green Rolex logo. Instead of the usual “Swiss Made” marking, you’ll find a special “100 years” inscription. Inside, it’s powered by the Calibre 3230, a high-precision self-winding movement that meets Rolex’s strict new standards for accuracy and reliability. The durable 41mm waterproof design is completed by the classic Oystersteel Oyster bracelet, making it perfect for everyday wear.

For forty years, Chicago music fan Aadam Jacobs secretly recorded the exciting atmosphere of live, independent music. He started in 1984, borrowing a recording device from his grandmother to capture a performance by AMM, and gradually built an incredible collection of over 10,000 live shows. These recordings are a unique record of the early days of indie, punk, and alternative music, capturing the moment these genres began to grow and eventually become popular.