Affordable Watches

The 1969 design has received a fun modern update.

The new collab with Noah offers some big improvements over their last watch, but the low price remains unchanged.

I guarantee you've never seen a watch like the new Serica Parade before.

Automatic. Titanium. Less than $400. Need we say more?

Some of the brand's best models are currently 30 percent off.

But you'll need to act fast if you want to buy one at retail.

From a 69-year-old German tool-watch brand to a Kickstarter project from a JLC alum and more.

The iconic Ironman gets a trendy glow up. Literally.

Watch enthusiasts will be over the moon with this release, wink wink.

This new release may look like a digital watch. Only you don't wear it on your wrist.

And you can buy one for well under $1,000.

It involves the brains behind Adidas's Y3 collection.

It's the collab that keeps on giving.

This Swiss-made hidden gem debuted nearly three years ago.

With a burly new bezel design and a 10-year battery life, the GD010 is as tough and long-lasting as it is bold and modern.

One of the brand's classic affordable models gets dressed up by an unexpected partner.

The new watch is a collab with Japanese fashion brand Beams.

Don Draper called; he wants his watch back.

Plus, the latest example costs less than a grand.

The new release is almost half the price of the brand's next cheapest watch.