Chronographs

Hamilton makes a solid, entry-level luxury watch for every kind of person or occasion.

The meca-quartz chronograph marries battery-based watchmaking with a "mechanical feel."

Alternatives from Dan Henry, Tudor and Zenith will give you some of the magical Rolex Daytona experience for less.

American manufacturing never looked so good.

Whether a classic flieger or an automatic GMT, there's a pilot's watch out there for the fighter jock in everyone.

With dark cases and black dials, these stealthy tool watches fly under the radar.

Two of the hottest watches in recent memory go head-to-head — in all their plastic, quartz and collectible glory.

Which are "best" is up to you, but you should absolutely be familiar with these companies.

And more that saw at the WindUp and WatchTime watch shows in New York.

A chronograph offers genuine utility with its ability to easily time events. This is how to operate one.

Three new versions of the Seiko Prospex Solar Speedtimers make the watch look better than ever.

The Speedmaster X-33 Marstimer tracks timezones — on Mars.