Affordable Watches

The new SPRL91K and SRPL93K are replicas pulled from the first generation of Seiko 5 Sports, dating back to 1968.

The brand's iconic '80s design makes its way into a thoroughly modern 5000 Series timepiece, combining style and strength in one.

The Q Timex 1972 World Time is equipped with a brilliantly simple tool for tracking multiple time zones with some easy math.

Canadian boutique watchmaker Heron packed an impressive list of refinements into this dress watch without approaching the $1,000 mark.

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These affordable watches don't just act tough. They look it, too.

The 1971 Velocity was already a perfectly sized retro racing watch. With a new dial color and bracelet, it looks better than ever.

The Japanese watch brand originally launched this innovative timepiece in 1985. Now, after 40 years, it's back for a special release.

The beloved Japanese brand's Presage line gets a stunning, shockingly affordable new automatic in its catalog.

A hands-on review of the Huckberry x Citizen Promaster Tough field watch, with a bracelet and case made of Citizen's Super Titanium.

From the ubiquitous 4R36 to the cutting-edge Grad Seiko Spring Drive, Seiko has led the way in affordable reliability and advancing timekeeping precision.

This affordable, Swiss-made automatic bears many of the same hallmarks as its siblings, but has some of the sharpest looks of the bunch.

Noah and Timex team up again.

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It proves this young American brand, which is steadily growing its domestic watch assembly, doesn't get enough love.

Renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando designed this quartz watch for Cauny based on the fruit that has inspired much of his work.

Tissot's Seastar 1000 Quartz Chronograph, one of the best affordable dive watches, is more wearable than ever.

Unimatic relaunches its NASA-branded tool watch. Plus, a first look at Nike and Lego's multi-year collab and more.

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If you like the Casio sub-brand's toughness and durability, but prefer Seiko's dive watch styling, this watch series could be a big winner.