Dress Watches

Blancpain is known for the Fifty Fathoms, but the nearly 300-year-old brand just significantly improved its second-best watch.

Kurono Tokyo elevates its triple calendar watch with several meticulous refinements, giving it a luxury appearance beyond its approachable price.

The brand further capitalizes on its budget-friendly reinterpretation of a legendary high-end Zenith.

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Hublot is known for its unconventional timepieces, but this collab with one of the most in-demand artists around takes it to the next level.

Inspired by winter city nights, this spectacular take on the Series 8 880 Mechanical is a beaut, Clark!

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The beloved budget brand takes flight, combining its IWC look-alikes with timeless, vintage aerospace styling.

A hands-on review of British boutique watchmaker Benjamin James' new trio of stunning stone dial rectangular dress watches.

This Japanese watchmaker continues to up its game.

Believe it or not, Rolex's younger sibling has never made a moon phase until now. The classical design, in three colors, was worth the wait.

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Hamilton's intricate skeletonized dial, matched to its in-house automatic movement, sports an eye-catching new color with two strap options.

The legendary Cocktail Time evolves again.

A well-known brand expands its flagship watch line.

This quirky little timepiece born from the quartz crises is back for a new generation of enthusiasts.

These aren't just new colorways. The dials are the product of the brand's very cool, forward-thinking tech.

Seiko brings "Japan Blue," a distinct hue popularized as lucky during the Edo period, back for the elevated, all-purpose Presage Classic.

Citizen continues celebrating 30 years of its elite dress watch, The Citizen, with two new nature-inspired washi paper dials.

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