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.
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Watches were mostly dressy affairs until 1953.
The iconic watch turns 50 and gets a refresh to celebrate.
How about a little bling?
Offerings from the Crown are timeless and notoriously conservative. Or are they?
What's behind the often cryptic symbols used by historic watchmakers?
The historically American brand offers value and some genuine classics.
These watch brands are best known for using perpetually and autonomously glowing tritium gas tubes to illuminate their dials.
While sometimes overlooked, there's a vibrant and varied boutique French watchmaking scene worth exploring.
It's a big year ahead for the Royal Oak, but that's not all.
A watch without indices, harris tweed hats, a luxe leather jacket and much more.
You'll be shocked by some of the extreme and unusual rites of passage companies have devised.
A. Lange & Söhne CEO Wilhelm Schmid shares his perspective on the sporty and unexpected new steel Odysseus watch.
There's more variety than you think among dress watches. These are the types you should know about.
There's a lot more to timekeeping than measuring hours, minutes and seconds.
Watches with serious specs and mean looks are plentiful, but modern military watches are quite different than issued ones of the past.
In addition to the space-worthy Komfit, Forstner is also bringing back "bonklip," "beads of rice" and other classic styles.
The Accutron Legacy watches aren't for everyone, but therein lies their appeal.
Carbon composites have a range of properties that work well for watchmaking. It doesn’t hurt that they also look pretty darn badass.
And you can too, with the same affordable blacked-out chronograph.
Are all Swiss watches really 100% made in Switzerland?
A manga-inspired chronograph watch, Tom Brady's new apparel brand and much more.
Born of Himalayan adventure, the Explorer is Rolex's sport watch formula distilled to its essence.
From Paul Newman’s “Paul Newman” to the Henry Graves Supercomplication, these are the world's ultimate “f*ck you” watches.
Just getting into swapping your watch bands? Start here.
It looks like a tool watch, but it's stealthily packed with high-end features.
Ceramic is an increasingly popular watchmaking material for a range of desirable properties.
Legendary Porsche modifier Rod Emory talks cars and the watch he had made to match his own 911 GT3 RS.
The Zodiac Super Sea Wolf just got outfitted with some upped specs.
