These blue and pink watches merge tech and style with the colours of the moment.
1 Rock Solid
Aggregate turns the material of the moment into a piece of art with Masonic. The concrete dial and bezel are surprisingly lightweight, and enhanced by a one-piece leather strap. $240, aggregatewatches.com
2 Sweet Tooth
Suitable for smaller wrists, Leff Amsterdam’s Tube Watch D38 is now made in a rose-gold finish. Charac-terized by its diamond-cut teeth, the piece is paired with a 20-millimetre-wide strap, in brown (shown) or black. $265, leffamsterdam.com
3 Moody Blues
For their second collaboration with Australian watchmaker Aãrk, industrial design studio Daniel Emma took a two-toned approach. Multi’s calf-leather strap pairs two complementary shades of blue for a balanced but bold look. $145, aarkcollective.com
4 Throwing Shade
The Hidden Time watch from Anicorn features a colourful gradient hour display that reveals the numbers printed on the crystal face as it turns. It’s sold in three colourways. $210, anicorn-watches.com
5 Midnight Hour
Bellablu feels like a return of the classic Swatch. Simple and sporty, it mixes two shades of matte blue – light for the strap, darker for the case, loop and buckle – with a clean white face for crisp contrast. $90, swatch.com
6 Rosy Glow
Mondaine has updated its Helvetica No1 Light smart watch with the MH1.L1111.LG model, turned out in a trendy rose-gold case and soft velour-leather strap in Apricot Sand. $530, mondaine-usa.com
7 Thin Blue Line
Bringing a little visual depth to its thinnest-ever timepiece, Rado has added four colours to its True Thinline collection. Shown in polished ink blue, the ceramic watches are now also offered in green, grey and brown. $2,450, rado.com
8 Fantastic Plastic
Stockholm studio Form Us With Love created the No.3 watch for local brand TID Watches. Sold in a rainbow ofcolours, including the pink shown, No.3 combines a durable and lightweight thermoplastic case with a silicone strap. $175, tidwatches.com
