Affordable Watches

Cerakote, mil-spec shock absorption and dive-ready water resistance.

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Vacheron vibes.

This is an interpretation of one of the brand's most approachable, affordable timepieces, but you wouldn't know at first glance.

That's a lot of sapphire.

The Series8 automatic integrated sports, featuring an angular case and bezel, trims some fat with a new case measuring 39mm wide by 10mm tall.

Not only is this take on the brand's fan-favorite Expedition exceptionally inexpensive, but it also has some unique features.

Thanks to this new take on the brand's iconic square watch, at least one popular mod will now be sold by G-Shock directly.

Serica celebrates one of the world's most beautiful alphabets by replacing the Arabic numerals on its Ref. 6190 Cali dial with Thai script.

This subtle addition takes this '60s-inspired watch and gives it a playful twist steeped in horological history.

Citizen expands the Tsuyosa collection with a diver-inspired update featuring a unidirectional rotating bezel and enlarged dial details.

Orient takes a page from the Crown's playbook by revamping its best daily-wearing automatic watch with four vibrantly colored dials.

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New colorways of this Casio classic keep the decades-old design from going stale.

Don't pretend you don't still want one.

Nodus updated its collaborative watch designed specifically for photographers, featuring the first-ever exposure gauge bezel.

This quirky watch cops a classic look found on legendary Rolexes, Tissots, Heuers and more for a fraction of the price.

The fan-favorite Waterbury Heritage Chronograph gets an ice blue sunburst dial with a not-so-subtle resemblance to the rare platinum Daytona.

Kansas City's Dryden Watch Co. updated its vintage-inspired Chrono Diver with a new case shape, recessed pushers and a steel bracelet.

JDM FTW.