Affordable Watches

Huckberry has discounted a titanium dive watch with 200m water resistance and a well-respected in-house automatic movement to under $600.

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If you hate snowflake hands and faux rivets, this may be the diver for you.

Just wait until you find out who's behind the design.

Newcomer Benjamin James only makes one watch design, but with this icy blue mother-of-pearl dial, that's enough to make an impression.

Mido added an underrated analog travel hack and an eye-catching 1970s paint job to its Ocean Star dive watch.

It's both stealthy and attention-grabbing, if you can believe it.

Seiko has offered a Cariter dupe for decades, but the newest update is the first to feel like a worthy, affordable substitute.

Malaysian microbrand Revelot pays tribute to the country's signature fruit with an angular case and spiky design language.

Casio supports the Japan chapter of the Surf Rider Foundation with a sunrise-yellow G-Shock made from bio-based resin.

This definitely isn't your grandfather's dive watch.

The Urban Gentry collaborated with Lorier to faithfully revive this overlooked WWII pilot's watch, including an unusual defunct feature.

Seattle-based microbrand Typsim built this handsome skin diver with some uncommon details, including a unique dial embellishment.

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The Japanese brand, known for its ruggedness and unique styling blend, is crushing the summer watch game this year.

It's design and functionality are both out of this world.

According to Casio, the newest MR-G is inspired by samurai armor, but it resembles an over-the-top AP released earlier this year.

An affordable automatic true GMT with a clever mix of iconic design cues? Yes, please.

Even at full price, the 5 Sports SKX is a shining example of value. So how about 45 percent off?

The watch is also perfectly sized and completely kitted out with top-notch specs.