Dress Watches

As the jumping hour watch market heats up, Chronoswiss revives a deep-cut design from the 2000s with Jazz Age looks and an in-house movement.

It's a nod to the brand's past, and maybe a hint at its future?

If there were a "craziest watch of the year" award, this would win.

To celebrate Singles' Day, the renowned watchmaking brand is offering some of its finest watches at a significantly reduced price.

The Master Chrono Moonphase was well respected for its exceptional value, but one substantial update moves it to the top shelf of luxury watches.

Stop me if you've heard this before, but the newest Noah x Timex collaboration is the best yet — hands down, the best dress watch $228 can buy.

As usual, it looks better than the competition while costing less.

The two new GMTs also match the entry-level price of the iconic travel watch.

Japanese boutique watchmaker Minase worked with graphic artist Towa Takaya to create mesmerizing hand-painted dials with original natural pigments.

The brand's reimagined military staple timepiece gets a fan-favorite set-it-and-forget-it movement.

Rolex introduced the feature in 2021, and it's been used by just one other brand since.

This watchmaker's hot streak continues.

The brand's Q division expands on its popular Continental lineup with a sleek, minimalist, affordable future classic.

Richard Mille called...

Quartz? Get outta here!

I'm not sure I've ever seen this complication at this price.

The Crown is cooking something up...

Frederique Constant's JLC Reverso alternative looks more luxurious than ever with a moonphase dial, without sacrificing its sub-$2,000 price.

Keep time with high horology's most exciting new watches.

There's still nothing else like it.