Watches Introduced in 1999

Patek Philippe

Twenty~4 Ref. 4910

Introduced in 1999, the Twenty~4 Ref. 4910 is the original cuff-style model of Patek Philippe’s first exclusively feminine collection.

Introduced

A. Lange & Söhne

1815 MOON PHASE

Introduced in 1999, 1815 MOON PHASE integrates a high-precision moon-phase display into the collection’s distinctive dial design.

Introduced

A. Lange & Söhne

DATOGRAPH

Introduced in 1999, DATOGRAPH pairs a sculptural chronograph mechanism with a clear and balanced dial.

Introduced

IWC Schaffhausen

GST Deep One

Launched in 1999, the GST Deep One used a mechanical depth gauge to display both current and maximum dive depth.

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TAG Heuer

TAG Heuer Link First Generation

Launched in 1999 as the renamed and redesigned successor to S/el, the first Link retained the signature S-shaped bracelet while sharpening the case and dial.

New Generation

TUDOR

TUDOR Hydronaut Ref. 89190

TUDOR Hydronaut Ref. 89190 was introduced in 1999 as a distinct model or generation within TUDOR Hydronaut. It is now primarily available on the pre-owned market.

New Generation

Seiko

Spring Drive

The first commercial Spring Drive watch, combining mainspring power with quartz regulation.

Introduced

Seiko

Kinetic Chronograph

A technically ambitious Kinetic chronograph built around the complex Caliber 9T82.

Introduced

G-SHOCK

DWG-100J

The LUNGMAN, developed for endurance sports with a fingertip pulse sensor.

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G-SHOCK

DW-9800J

The WADEMAN, featuring an electronic compass and a rotating bearing bezel.

Introduced

G-SHOCK

GC-2000

The first MT-G, combining metal and resin in a new shock-resistant structure.

Introduced