
An Iconic Affordable ’80s Watch Returns, More Refined Than Ever
This quirky little timepiece born from the quartz crises is back for a new generation of enthusiasts.
This quirky little timepiece born from the quartz crises is back for a new generation of enthusiasts.
By Jack Seemer
These aren't just new colorways. The dials are the product of the brand's very cool, forward-thinking tech.
By Sean Tirman
Thanks to a huge response from fans, Shinola has added two iterations of a once limited-edition timepiece to its permanent catalog.
Bell & Ross expands the BR-X series with an ultra-modern look, including dual complications and stacked dial plates.
Nearly two-dozen G-Shock watches are selling at a 25 percent discount, including a handful of so-called "CasiOaks."
By Jack Seemer
Seiko brings "Japan Blue," a distinct hue popularized as lucky during the Edo period, back for the elevated, all-purpose Presage Classic.
Switzerland's biggest watch band makes a cheeky statement about the industry's most significant struggle of 2025.
Citizen continues celebrating 30 years of its elite dress watch, The Citizen, with two new nature-inspired washi paper dials.
Those reentries can be tricky.
It's also way cheaper than you'd expect.
Keep time with high horology's most exciting new drops.
Houston, we have another doppelgänger.
By Jack Seemer
TAG Heuer replaced the date on the Carrera Date with a moonphase complication inspired by 1960s Space Age design.
Seiko's simplified, refined time-and-date Astron looks better than ever with a new geometric dial texture and monochromatic color scheme.
150 years of Audemars Piguet history led up to this.
The Tentagraph, already one of the most accurate mechanical chronographs, now comes with stunning rose gold accents and a richer dial texture.
This watch is such a stylistic departure from its Weekender siblings that it could be an entirely new model.
By Sean Tirman
The Armoury challenged Ressence to reimagine the ultra-progressive Type 9 as a dress watch to pair with suiting. It was a resounding success.
Todd Snyder and Timex are at it again with an elevated revamp of the new quartz Marlin, available in two classic colors.
It's now one step closer to the real deal.