The July issue (Vol. 125) of Chronos Japan, released on Friday, June 5, 2026, will feature a live YouTube broadcast of editor-in-chief Masayuki Hirota and other editorial staff members providing commentary on its highlights, a regular post-release tradition. This issue is the most challenging (!!) of the year for the editorial team, featuring a special on new watches. The commentary on the magazine, which covers all the models announced by various companies in Geneva, Switzerland, will be broadcast on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, from 7:30 PM.webChronosTVAt!
[February 7th, from 7:30pm] The latest issue will be explained on YouTube!
The July 2026 issue (Vol. 125) of the watch magazine "Chronos Japan" is now on sale. As is customary with each issue, we will be live-streaming our highlights.
The event will take place on Tuesday, July 7th, starting at 7:30 PM. The participants will be Editor-in-Chief Masayuki Hirota, Deputy Editor-in-Chief Yukiya Suzuki, and editorial staff members Yuto Hosoda and Chieko Tsuruoka.
■ Delivery date and time
Tuesday, November 2026, 7, 7:19 p.m.
■Distribution channel: YouTube "webChronosTV"
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjoH_I_cyyTKJ8To8EZBlPg
A guide to the highlights of this issue!
The main feature of the latest issue of Chronos Japan is a detailed report on new releases. Titled "The Future of the Watch Industry Guided by 'Flavour'," the magazine explores the details and trends of new models, primarily those unveiled at the trade fair held in Geneva, Switzerland in April, through interviews with key figures.
The July issue, which features detailed reports on these new releases, is arguably the most demanding issue of the year for the editorial team. This year's Watches & Wonders Geneva saw a record-breaking 65 participating brands, with numerous other brands also gathering outside the venue. Matching this momentum, the magazine is also packed with content.
Therefore, detailed information on the new releases could not be contained in the first feature, and will also be included in the second feature. It will cover the trends of brands that exhibited at "City" and "WPHH" hosted by Watchland.
Other highlights include reports from the German edition of Watchtime on the IWC Pilot's Watch Venturer Vertical Drive and the Bell & Ross BR-X3 Black Titanium. Grab your copy of the latest issue and tune in to YouTube at 7:30 PM on Tuesday, July 7th.webChronosTVPlease wait for us!
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