Affordable Watches

Swatch is celebrating a very impactful competition that the Speedmaster won 60 years ago... and slyly pointing out who lost.

This quartz chronograph is the best affordable take I've ever seen on a legendary racing watch with ties to Steve McQueen.

Tough stays tough.

Inspired by the brand's 1980s-era designs, this retro-futuristic timepiece is a frequent flyer's budget-friendly dream come true.

Yema's first-ever official Swiss Made watch is a retro ode to the brand's most iconic design and it looks better than ever.

The Citizen Tsuyosa was already an incredible bargain. Now it is damn near perfect for its price.

Citizen's case and dial redesign channels classic chronographs from Breitling and TAG Heuer at a fraction of the price.

With am officially certified automatic movement, it doesn't just look the part, either.

Nodus has upgraded its Sector Dive Watch with a thinner case and a GMT movement, but the price remains astonishingly affordable.

This uncommon dial shape adds an interesting wrinkle to a super affordable automatic watch that is great for everyday wear.

One of the brand's best tool watches gets an outdoor-inspired upgrade with one particularly interesting material.

If you're $50,000 short for that Patek World Time, listen up.

The design inspiration for this one is clear.

With a range of models and options, the popular Q Timex is an affordable phenomenon.

Don't worry, it's still gorgeous.

I already wanted one before, but now I really want one.

Perfectly sized, great-looking and a specs monster — what more could you want?

Orient's 75th Anniversary collection of Bambino watches includes an elegant 1950s logo and several new dial colors.

A striking new colorway has injected some life into an underappreciated tool watch.

Finally, a high-performance ceramic dive watch for under $2,000.