Dress Watches

H. Moser’s newest wares make use of Vantablack, a material so dark that it absorbs over 99% of visible light.

For those who were hoping for a mechanical version of Cartier’s entry-level Santos-Dumont, look no further — your dreams have been answered.

The Nomos Tetra Symphony adds four new options to the brand’s distinctive square-shaped watch collection, complete with in-house movements.

The 5th generation of the famous Constellation line features redesigned cases, bracelets and dials, and 26 different references.

Out of all of the watch stories we published this year, these are the ones that Gear Patrol readers liked the most.

Seiko typically offers strong value, but now might be the time to pull the trigger with great deals on a range of solid and beautiful watches.

Timex’s S1 Giorgio Galli Automatic offers a level of detail usually found only on higher-end luxury watches — but it’s just $450.

The Cartier Tank is an absolute icon, but you don’t need to shell out the big bucks to get a lot of the same style and history on your wrist.

How does Longines rake in over $1B in yearly revenue? Uninterrupted production, a robot or two and a top industry veteran at the helm contribute.

Two Scottish, including a brewery and a design firm, teamed up on this handsome, Bauhaus-inspired timepiece.

With a 40.5mm steel case, ice blue dial, automatic Japanese movement and date, this Presage is a steal at just $340.

The Marlin is back with a deep navy blue dial and brown leather strap, but it’s still $200, and still features a handwound movement.

What would you retain in your collection if you could only keep three timepieces?

Bulova has teamed up with Macy’s to ressurect a handsome 1950s watch as a limited edition with an automatic movement and wearable dimensions.

The Longines Heritage Classic celebrates the sector dial, one of the handsomest dial configurations of 20th century horology.

A Rolex or Omega watch with your company’s logo on the dial?

If you think “Made in China” doesn’t smack of quality, think again — Atelier Wen’s new watches are changing that narrative.

We found three vintage dress watches that stand out for their beautiful designs, with case sizes that are just right.

Three utterly handsome and affordable Waltham dress watches from around the 1960s offer a little piece of history and a big touch of style.

The Orient Bambino features a steel case and automatic movement and is available in several different dial colors.