Affordable Watches

Casio-matic.

Indie watch brand Maen updates its gorgeous Grand Tonneau case with an ultra-thin height, a mechanical two-hand dial and a new bracelet design.

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The affordable watchmaker taps a respected EDC brand from Japan for a military-coded take on the Expedition.

The ultra-affordable Continental Chronograph gets a two-tone revamp, doubling down on the retro swagger.

Let's go exploring.

The brand has employed controversial tech to develop a unique spin on one of the most iconic watches ever made.

Baltic takes a new approach to the mechanical worldtimer format, using a GMT bezel ring and movement to make it much more affordable.

A more refined Gentleman.

The new Expedition Pioneer might be the best dive watch available for under $500, and it's equipped with a Seiko automatic movement.

This striking timepiece comes with a somewhat unconventional but useful coastal-inspired bezel and some iconic styling.

The watch incorporates feedback from actual explorers.

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The most original affordable dress watch in years, the Dennison ALD Dual Time, is back with a more affordable version that somehow tops the original.

The insider-favorite Parisian watch brand Merci Instruments debuts a 1970s-style steel sports watch with six distinct, gorgeous dials.

Inspired by ocean waves, this watch's unique dial, while sure to be divisive, utilizes some interesting and unique tech.

Bulova is offering a 25% discount on its best daily-wearing watch, the 37mm Super Seville, equipped with a Precisionist quartz movement.

Not only is this one of the best-looking Luminox Navy Seal watches ever, but it also promotes a foundation that supports American veterans.

Cartier taste, Timex budget.

Delma's Shell Star, a gloriously 1970s diver available with an automatic or quartz movement, now comes in a 41mm steel case.