Dress Watches

One of them even comes with a mechanical watch-setting box. Seriously.

Pistachio, salmon, bright orange, and jungle canopy motifs are the faces of this year's watches.

Two new 39mm hand-wound models and a wild perpetual calendar join the famous dress watch line.

The new Tank Must collection refines the classic Cartier design and offers a hell of a value.

The awards show celebrated great screen performances—and featured cool wristwear choices, from Omega to Patek.

Swiss watchmaker Frederique Constant has rewritten centuries-old principles of mechanical movements.

Time to catch up with the releases you might have missed.

Separating the wheat from the chaff.

The red carpet was digital this year, but there was great watch-spotting, as always.

Time to keep up with the releases you might have missed.

Seiko's high-end big brother is back with new GMTs, chronographs and more.

Check out these interesting modern takes on a traditional theme.

The regulator watch offers not only a practical alternative to traditional dials, but a fascinating history.

If that classic watch is out of reach, there are still other great options.

The 2499 is one of the most perfect watches ever made. If you need four of 'em, you've come to the right place.

Keep up with the watch releases you might have missed.

Whether you're shopping or exploring, delve in to the world of elegant dress watches here.

One of the world's most famous dress watches is celebrating a big anniversary with a brand new model.

Have a look deep inside the manufacturing facilities of watch brands big and small, the world over.

Increasingly, watchmakers are using quartz movements to push boundaries in the watch world.