From afar, the watch industry may seem unhurried. But every passing day brings about new timepieces from brands big, small, new and old. Below, find 42 new releases from the likes of affordable brands like Seiko and Timex, luxury legends such as IWC and Audemars Piguet, and enthusiast favorites like Christopher Ward and Ming. Together, they show an industry that never […]
Shine bright like a moissanite.
The Q Timex Mini finally gets a case and bracelet done up in a timeless material, and its dial and bezel, similarly, get a springtime update.
More capable, more comfortable, less expensive. That works.
Studio Tyrsa, a French design agency, created an apparel and accessories collection of Audemars Piguet that rivals most fashion brands.
One of the brand's most specialized timepieces gets a one-off redux courtesy of a legendary Japanese designer.
Often dismissed, rarely flipped and surprisingly attainable, the "White Walker" challenges everything collectors think they want from a Rolex sports watch.
When in doubt, black it out.
Sega tapped fellow Japanese icon Seiko to celebrate the video game company's 65th anniversary with a pair of retro chronographs.
The user-friendly GMT has proven to be a sleeper hit, but this sibling variant is already breathing new life into it.
Bell & Ross adds a bronze case to its newest generation of dive watches, the BR-03 Diver, featuring a black dial and a black ceramic bezel.
Similar looks, similar functionality, dissimilar price.
This ain't your dad's diver.
Love it or hate it, the brand's next-gen band is here for the long haul.
Citizen's most accurate watch, regulated by satellite link for multiple time zones and a perpetual calendar, gets a "Blood Moon" makeover.
It's also the thinnest Snowflake yet.
This Art Deco motif of the moon against the night sky combines two trendy dial materials, but it all works because of the particular movement.
This latest launch is in good company, as previous releases in its vintage-inspired family include a day-date and GMT.
Wait till you see the dial.