Zen Love is Gear Patrol’s watch writer. He avoids the snooty side of the watch world, and seeks out food in NYC that resembles what he loved while living in Asia for over a decade.
Reviewed: The Mondaine EVO2 Automatic watch, updated and refined for 2021.
It wasn't easy, but we picked our 50 favorite timepieces and compiled them into an ultimate master list.
And you thought the Crown only made mechanical watches, eh?
Hamilton's new chrono version of its Khaki Field, Sinn's classic Bundeswehr and Tutima's badass titanium M2.
What's the real deal with the extra nylon fold on the back of these things, and does it really keep your watch more secure?
The Semper & Adhuc Immédiate Transatlantique combines elements of European and American watchmaking in unexpected ways.
Medvedev won the trophy, but who won the #wristgame?
Not everyone can afford the most intricate and complicated watches in the world, but anyone can appreciate their artistry.
The new Doxa Sub 600T Pacific is a departure for the brand in multiple, but compelling, ways.
A titanium case and newly refined design details take the Longines Spirit up a level among pilot's watches.
There are many ways to consume the watch content you crave. Here are some excellent examples.
Inspired by the cobblestone streets of Ginza in Tokyo, this is a weird but captivating field watch.
Unimatic teamed up with Uncrate on a special, minimalist Chronodiver — and it's a design masterpiece.
Invicta watches have interesting history you might not know about and have been the start of many a watch collection.
A cool-weather worker jacket, a TAG Heuer dive watch with a glowing dial and more.
From "Iron Chef" Morimoto to Alton Brown to Gordon effing Ramsay.
Here are 10 of the most offbeat Speedmasters you've ever seen.
The Nivada Chronomaster offers a classic 1960s experience for a hell of a value.
Casio's first resin-cased watch — and the one Sigourney Weaver wore in the 1979 film — is pure retro-chic.
Wolf and Barrington are known for excellent watch winders. Which should you get?
The Maen Greenwich 38mm GMT packs a lacquer dial and Swiss automatic movement.
Awesome worldtimers, the coolest Mickey Mouse watch you've ever seen and more from Geneva Watch Days.
Alternatives from Dan Henry, Tudor and Zenith will give you some of the magical Rolex Daytona experience for less.
Is traditional watchmaking compatible with wearable tech?
Originally made for spelunking, the Rolex Explorer II has grown into a unique sport watch icon.
Not all leather watch bands are created equal, and more and more options seem to crop up every day.
The Horological Society of New York announces its own chronometer certification program to beat Swiss COSC.
Waterproof gear, a green watch, and more.
The Super Compressor was developed to increase water resistance. The design may have been superseded, but the look endures.
Traditional watches paved the way for today's wearable tech in more ways than you think.
