
Everything You Need to Know Before Buying a Quartz Watch
Why are quartz watches affordable? How do they work? Why are they controversial? Find out here.

Why are quartz watches affordable? How do they work? Why are they controversial? Find out here.
By Zen Love and Andrew Connor

The MoonSwatch's sequel is based on a luxury dive watch and costs $400.
By Zen Love

A watch should be framed by your wrist, not envelope it.
By Zen Love, Chris Wright, and Johnny Brayson

We explore what makes a watch “tactical” and pick out some of our favorites you can own now.
By Oren Hartov

Casio makes a rugged G-Shock in just about every color and for every type of person.

These five casual wristwear pairings will cover all your favorite summer activities.
By Zen Love

Because sometimes you just need a watch you can beat the hell out of.
By Oren Hartov

From field watches to divers to dress watches and more.
By Zen Love

This time, Swatch is teaming up with luxury watchmaker Blancpain.
By Zen Love

You too can wear a watch produced for soldiers around the world.
By Zen Love

Both microbrands and established companies offer great divers for five Benjamins and under.
By Oren Hartov

Bronze and steel make for a two-tone look in the best possible way.
By Zen Love

These watches offer solid alternatives to Panerai's iconic look for less money.
By Zen Love

From divers to dress watches to pilot's watches and more, these are the best in class at the $2k mark.
By Oren Hartov

Quartz watches are in many ways superior to their mechanical counterparts and deserve some respect.

There’s a myriad of great divers you can buy for a few hundred bucks.
By Zen Love and Andrew Connor

As a young pilot, Abingdon Mullin wanted a watch that didn’t exist. Now her company creates fashionable tool watches for adventurous women (and men), with a larger mission in mind.

Seiko offers some of the best value in watches. We break down each of its modern product lines to help you understand what's available.
By Allen Farmelo, Chris Wright, and Zen Love

Once subordinate to big brother Rolex, Tudor has fully come into its own.

Believe it or not, upcycled plastic recovered from the sea is the latest trend in watchmaking materials.
By Zen Love