It’s finally autumn (even here in California), which means changing leaves, tasty hot beverages, and a smattering of new Sinn novelties. Like the coziest cafe array of apple ciders, hot chocolates, and pumpkin spice lattes, this latest trio of pieces from the German independent are as diverse as they are classically Sinn-flavored. You may not be surprised by the clean and efficient designs that the brand is known for, but Sinn has a rather colorful surprise up their sleeve—read on to find out more.  Love your watches simple and tactical, but want a little more color on the wrist? The new 556 I FAZ II may be for you. Made in collaboration with respected Sunday newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), it comes in two appropriately fall-flavored colors—orange and green—but maintains the reliable pilot watch legibility and functionality to keep the design subtle and professional. The stainless steel and satinized case has a diameter of 38.5mm with a thickness of 11mm (including the sapphire crystal), making it solid but not big, which should bode well for the vast majority of wrist sizes. In classic Sinn fashion, the dial is kept free of distraction, with just the Sinn logo at 12 o’clock, and a date window at 6.  The dial itself is crisp electroplated silver to match the off-white hue of newsprint, providing excellent contrast with the orange and green accents respectively. Depending on which color model you choose, the indices and hands will bear outlines in said color, while a matching textile strap brings extra pop. Leather straps are also available, with the green edition sporting a matching hue; the orange model, somewhat disappointingly, only offers gray if you opt for the leather. A hardy Calibre SW200-1 movement beats inside, giving these 556s a long history of Sinn reliability and serviceability, all visible through an exhibition caseback. Each model is limited to 100 pieces. The retail price is $2,370. Looking for something a little more obviously German? If you’re also a football fan, you’re in luck: the new 105 Eintracht model pays homage to the storied Frankfurt club, while sticking close to the utilitarian appeal of a classic Sinn tool watch. It measures in at 41mm in case diameter, 11.9mm in thickness, and 46.5mm lug-to-lug, giving it a strong presence that isn’t overly beefy. The stainless steel case is finished in matte black—a Sinn signature look—and matches the bezel, which is additionally TEGIMENTed, meaning this 105 will be an excellent rugged everyday carry choice given its strong resistance to scratches and damage.  Inside, a Calibre SW200-1 movement is visible through an exhibition caseback. The bidirectional bezel provides a 60-minute scale, and a clever link to football: the 45-minute half period is highlighted in contrasting red. It’s a cheeky touch that’s more subtle than the obvious Eintracht logo at 6 o’clock, though said logo is classic and classy as far as club badges go, meaning a casual fan or non-football enthusiast can still enjoy the aesthetics of the watch, especially on the sporty provided textile and rubber straps. The Eintracht Edition is limited to 500 pieces, though, and I would wager that all 500 of those will go to supporters of both the club and its Frankfurt watchmaker neighbor. The retail price is $3.260. Fear not, whimsy haters—Sinn hasn’t abandoned their stalwart no-nonsense tool watch aesthetic. The 140 A S Anniversary edition takes the iconic chronograph and ups the technical specifications, starting with the Sinn SZ01 chronograph movement, the defining feature of which is its proprietary center-mounted 60-minute stopwatch hand with a jumping minute indication, meant for lightning-quick and clear recorded time readings. The minute scale around the diameter of the dial rounds out the timekeeping functions, and both it and the stopwatch hand are luminescent.  The watch is meant to celebrate the 65th anniversary of Sinn, and the anniversary of the D1 Spacelab mission of 1985, on which physicist and astronaut Reinhard Furrer wore a Lemania 5100-powered 140 S with an impressive and iconic self-winding mechanical chronograph that functioned reliably, even in zero gravity. It was a vital part of Sinn’s watchmaking history, and they look to continue that legacy with the new Anniversary Edition. The most eye-catching feature of the 140 A S is its stark black finish: the stainless steel case features a combination of polished and satinized finishes and sports TEGIMENT technology, making it extremely scratch-resistant. Additional identifying Sinn features like D3-system protection on the push buttons and crown, and Ar-Dehumidying tech keep the watch from fogging or bogging down in low pressure or particularly humid environments, with obligatory water resistance up to 100 meters.  Stylistically, the 140 A S is classically Sinn. 44mm in case diameter, 15.5mm in height, and 46mm lug-to-lug, it’s not a small watch, and the equally busy dial affirms its purpose as a real tool, not just wrist candy. Still, it bears white subdials at 6 and 9 o’clock, contrasting with the black dial, and the seconds and stopwatch hands provide pop with their warm yellow hue. The date window is tucked away at 3, flanked by the SZ01 movement and Ar logos. It’s a beautifully organized layout that oozes functionality, but not at the expense of legibitilty—a Sinn hallmark. The 140 A S Anniversary Space Chronograph is limited to 300 pieces. The retail price is $6,980. Sinn