
A Deep-Cut Affordable Swiss Dive Watch Sizes Down for Daily Wearing
Delma's Shell Star, a gloriously 1970s diver available with an automatic or quartz movement, now comes in a 41mm steel case.

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

Keep time with watchmaking’s most exciting new watches.
By Johnny Brayson, Brad Lanphear, Sean Tirman, and Jack Seemer

I wouldn't change a thing.

The new version comes in two colorways, and the launch also sees a budget-friendly chronograph model added to the lineup.
By Sean Tirman


The storied Visodate gets reimagined once again with a beautiful brushed dial and a downsized 39mm case, equipped with an 80-hour power reserve.

Two crowns are better than one.

The latest rendition of the Camper sees the iconic timepiece join one watchmaking's most polarizing trends.
By Jack Seemer

Keep time with watchmaking’s most exciting new watches.
By Johnny Brayson, Brad Lanphear, Jack Seemer, and Sean Tirman

Nodus and Raven Watches update the collaborative TrailTrekker explorer's GMT with a sandblasted steel case and a rich navy blue dial.

Farer's cushion case looks more refined than ever in the new 35mm size, powered by a custom-finished hand-wound movement.

Erebus substitutes the 13 to 24 track found on traditional field watch dials with a custom complication on an automatic movement.

Bulova's 1969 revival looks great, is plenty capable and has real history.

The Eska Amphibian 250 is a faithful reproduction of a 1960s diver dive watch, and is now available with a destro crown.

The brand's budget-friendly IWC dupe gets a redesign to be a bit bolder and more original, while retaining its high-flying spirit.
By Sean Tirman


Mido is at it again.

The ridiculously affordable quartz version of the 34mm Marlin debuts an eye-catching mint-green dial with a gold-tone case.

Built tough enough for Navy SEALs, this relatively unusual combination of two iconic watch styles gets a striking, historic reissue.
By Sean Tirman

Casio's affordable SAN-100H watch was built to withstand environments not even the most burly G-Shock model dares to go.
By Jack Seemer