Oren Hartov is Gear Patrol's watch editor. He knows what time it is, and one or two other things.
Warm and wild sweaters, Hot Wheels watches and more.
Oh, and it's in steel, too.
The Khaki Pilot Pioneer Automatic 38mm is based on a pocket watch issued to American forces.
Sometimes you just want a good, ol' fashioned, physical thing to read.
Worn & Wound's Windup Watch Fair brings together cool watches from boutique brands in Chelsea Market.
Everyone's favorite sub-$200, quartz-powered watch scored a cool makeover from everyone's favorite menswear designer.
From the A-11 to the Panerai Radiomir to the little-known A.T.P, we explore the Second World War's horological gems.
The California dial features a mix of Roman and Arabic numerals — and it's coming to a watch near you.
GMTs needn’t be bank-breaking. From big Swiss companies and upstart microbrands, here are 9 affordable versions.
The Massena LAB Uni-Racer resurrects a long-out-of-production, $40,000 watch. Why is everyone complaining about this?
We joined Omega on a trip to Pinewood Studios where we spoke with No Time to Die's costume designer.
Get a Seiko dive watch for an extra 20% off today from Macy’s.
007's watch is always important, of course — but this time feels different.
From Speedies to Seamies (I made that up) to Railmasters and more, we have Omega watches galore.
We examine some of world’s most famous military watches and delve into their origins, from the Fifty Fathoms to the Milsub and more.
007 rocks a 42mm Seamaster Diver 300M with a Master Chronometer-certified movement in “No Time to Die.” And it’s not a limited edition.
The special typeface, the interesting case design, the comfortable straps...Hermès delivers on all fronts with its new timepiece.
Not all leather watch bands are created equal, and more and more options seem to crop up every day.
A descendant of the famous Mark XI, the IWC Mark XVIII is the essence of a military-inspired cockpit instrument.
It’s perfectly possible to snag a respectable watch for less than a Benjamin — in fact, you can even go automatic.
Suveran ("Sovereign") models were sold by the Swedish government to fund their wartime economy.
A rubber watch strap is perfect for the water or for sports, but quality and price vary widely.
A prototype went up Mt. Everest with Corey Richards. Now Vacheron Constantin put it into production.
An intuitive selector system, a solid build and a reasonable price all help.
A few words with one of the world's most intrepid explorers.
They’re cheap, they’re plentiful, they were issued to genuine badasses — what’s not to like here?
William Massena has done it all, from collecting to auctioneering. But it's his own brand, Massena LAB, that has him most excited.
From field watches to divers to dress watches and more.
We explore what makes a watch “tactical” and pick out some of our favorites for actual use in the field.
If you can't afford a solid-gold Submariner to go along with your mustache and your chest hair, you should rock one of these instead.
